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
Glastonbury, Avalon, Ancient Astronomy and Sanctuary Cities, part 1
WE TAKE DELIGHT in presenting to you a story by Isabel Hill Elder. Regular readers may recall other of her writings which we have featured here for your edification, education, and enjoyment; namely, The House of Levi.
Isabel Hill Elder was a 20th-century British author and researcher known for her
We assume that most of our readers and those who study our oral lectures on CDs, mp3, or directly on line, are in agreement with the thesis summarized in the title above. We across this gem in our library a few weeks ago and we now republish it below as
Very early in our work as Stone Kingdom Ministries, I made a very in-depth study of the holy or sacred name of God. It was a series of five, one-hour lectures. After the cassette tapes went out to our Tape Ministry, I had some critical feedback on a certain point—
Romans 6:4 Therefore we are buried with him by baptism into death: that like as Christ was raised up from the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life.
The following article was authored by I. S. Webley of Brisbane,
HHS Sec. Robert Kennedy, Jr. acting with welcome boldness
We were no fan of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. due to his residual liberalism on many issues. Nonetheless, the astute Donald J. Trump has perceived the perfect role for Kennedy to help restore righteousness in America, by helping make America healthy again in his role as Secretary of Health and
Several months ago, we presented a lecture entitled God’s Laws on Theft—Just Weights and Measures. A few days ago, in doing some evening reading and Bible study, I came across this article by J. E. Rittenburg which was published in the January 1940 issue of Dr. Howard Rand’
The fruit of rejecting our Creator-God: A rush downward toward death
… all they that hate me love death. Proverbs 8:36
We heard a news report a few weeks ago about the decline in the national birth rate; that it is now below the replacement level of a national population. We further learned that when broken down by race, most of
Note by Dr. Bruggeman: The following essay comprises the highlights of a sermon presented by Pastor John Lovell in August 1953. Pastor Lovell (1907-1974) was the founder of First Covenant Church in Irving, Texas and of their publication, Kingdom Digest (KD), which has ceased publication. From our library collection of
