Urgent Update on Patriot Tina Peters and the Battle of the Bulge
This information just came in from Juan O Savin via one of our correspondents in Georgia. (Thank you, lady.)
In the course of this report, Juan shares some history of just how critical the “Battle of the Bulge” was to Allied success in World War II.
My uncle (by marriage)
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Glastonbury, Avalon, Ancient Astronomy and Sanctuary Cities, part 3
Is the Cup from the Last Supper the Holy Grail?
Since our previous installment, we received this email from our dear Irish lassie-lady friend. I have known her and her for decades, along with her late husband. I have changed their names to protect her privacy. QUOTE:
Hi James,
I’
America: E Pluribus Unum—Neither a “Melting Pot,” nor a “Salad Bowl”
Barley in the Bible, part 18
Did you ever consider how the story of Gideon in the period of the Judges (ca. 1400-1000 B.C.) was so prophetic of this very era in which we live?!
At this point, we are still setting the stage for how Gideon and his
Only a week ago, in an email exchange with a dear friend/sister-in-Christ, who lives in a northern midwestern state, whom I will call Ruth to protect her identity, I was reminiscing with her how her email account had been hacked a few years ago, and I received an email
Glastonbury, Avalon, Ancient Astronomy and Sanctuary Cities, part 2
In the feature image above, the heraldic arms attributed to Joseph of Arimathea shows two branches of a thorn tree in the shape of a cross with (presumably) drops of the Savior’s precious blood shed for the salvation of the world.
We here below continue with The Story of
Do your part to help return America back to righteousness.
If you live in the 7th Congressional District of Tennessee, we encourage you to get out and vote tomorrow in the Special Election to replace Rep. Mark Green, who is leaving office.
This election is critical to keep this very
Squanto, The Indian: The Backstory of the First Thanksgiving
By William J. Cameron (1878–1955)
Have you ever heard the story of Squanto, the Indian? It is a true story. His name was Tisquantum, they called him Squanto for short. Along the shore near Plymouth Rock where the Pilgrims landed, lived Squanto’s tribe.
Only it wasn’t called
Chapter 2, Section 5: Plenary and Verbal vs. Conceptual Inspiration (cont'd)
Plenary inspiration not only means that every word is inspired, but that every letter of every word is inspired and therefore of utmost importance. We know this to be true because Jesus Himself stated this:
Matthew 5:
Chapter 2, Section 4: Plenary and Verbal Inspiration
When speaking of the Holy Scriptures, we can become confused when we hear the word “inspired.” Previously, we represented the Bible as the “out-breathing” of God’s Word. Let’s flesh out that idea. Often times we hear people say, “Well, when
