An analysis of the prophecies of the Scriptures regarding the Lost Ten Tribes.

Gives a simplified biography of the life and times of King Henry VIII. An illustrated Pitkin Guide.

The Temple of Solomon, known as the House of God, was, in some respects, the most wondrous building constructed by human craft.

A biblical study for the general reader. Opening with "The dream of an ideal state on earth has persisted through many generations of human thought" the author examines in detail how the Kingdom of God, the ideal state ordained by God Himself, is revealed in the Bible.

Their name and fame echo down the centuries. They were men of prayer and men of war; were they guardians too, as some imagine, of Christendom’s darkest secrets and deepest wisdom? A Pitkin pictorial book

Revised and extended Edition - A compilation from the works of researchers, dealing exhaustively with the numerical factors relating to the subject of biblical chronology.

Scholarly controversy regarding these verses led Panin to study them closely, with reference to the numeric value of the words themselves, leading him to put forward his arguments for their validity and inclusion in the canonical books.

Ray Gibbs investigates the legends of Joseph of Arimathea in Glastonbury, the XII hides, and King Arthur: he deals with them in a competent and sympathetic manner, employing his local knowledge of geography and history to deliver some surprising conclusions about Britain's oldest Christian site.

A visitor's guide and companion to London's famous places and a mental picture of their origins and fame, grouped geographically.

The Sonnini Manuscript, better known as the 'Long Lost Chapter of the Acts of the Apostles' contains the account of Paul's journey in Spain and Britain