From a Jewish perspective:
The Khazars were descended from a mixture of remnants of the Ten Tribes, Jewish refugees whose religious affiliation had blurred, and Gentile descendants of Gomer. A movement to return to Judaism began among them. Due to the uncertainty of their lineages the Rabbis declared them all Gentiles and then converted them to Judaism as the Bible and Tradition allowed them to do.

A brief summary of The Bible and historical evidence showing the migrations of Israel to their Promised Land.

This study of the parables of God's Kingdom is undertaken with a view to help us gain a contemporary understanding of this unique and prophetic part of God's Word.

Emphasises the vital spiritual need for personal salvation as a prerequisite for citizenship in the Kingdom Of God.

Research undertaken in our Library presenting the meaning, importance and history of the Coronation Service.

If you think you have been 'born again', think again! This booklet gives a very different view of what it means to be born again from the generally accepted opinion.

The Book of Hosea is the first of the Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. His mission is for the most part directed to the Ten Tribes of the Northern Kingdom or House of Israel and partly by contrast to the House of Judah.

Hosea is written in symbolic or allegorical terms which the author explains using both the context of the nation at that time and the current events of today.

The coming Kingdom.

A clearly-referenced booklet of a talk given by Mrs. Gage in which she links history with prophecy to show how the Apostles obeyed Christ to take the gospel to the Lost Sheep of the House of Israel in Asia Minor during the establishment of the early church.

An in-depth look into the rapture