January – February 2015
Jan Karski was an eyewitness of the Holocaust1 who attempted to draw the attention of the United States and Britain to the slaughter of Polish Jews early in World War Two. Born Jan Kozielewski in 1914, Karski came from a working-class Catholic family from Lodz, Poland. He commenced a career…
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“Can any kind of bread and wine be used in the memorial meeting as the emblems?”
This question has been a matter of discussion in our community from the days of John Thomas and Robert Roberts. The words of our Lord as he instituted the memorials of bread and wine seem clear: “Je…
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Israel, not Hamas, is responsible for the “humanitarian catastrophe” in Gaza. Goldstone was right when he charged that Israel was guilty of war crimes against civilians..
Simon Wiesenthal Centre response
The Goldstone Report on Israel’s defensive war against Hamas-control…
The Top Ten Anti-Israel Lies – Lie # 9 Read More »
The providence of God
There can be no doubt that Moses was a man specially prepared by God. One cannot have even the most casual consideration of his circumstances and not be struck by the amazing hand of God in his life. When we consider the mix of circumstances that led to his prese…
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Russia under economic pressure
Circumstances are rapidly changing for Russia. Russia’s economy is heavily dependent upon her exports of oil and natural gas. In February this year (2014), the Economist magazine stated that Russia got 74% of her foreign revenue from her exports of oil and na…
“I Will Put a Hook in Thy Jaws” (Ezekiel 38:4) Read More »
There are over 1300 verses written in Hebrew in the book of Jeremiah but there is only one verse that is written in the Chaldean language. This verse reads: “The gods that have not made the heavens and the earth, even they shall perish from the earth, and from under these heavens” ( Jere…
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In the reign of Queen Victoria, men of science were bringing huge improvements to mankind. They had invented vaccines to conquer childhood illnesses, and steam powered looms that turned cotton into sheets. Huge locomotives rushed trainloads of passengers to the other end of the country. Elec…
Science, Religion and the Theory of Evolution Read More »
