The author's goal is to share the profoundly liberating truth of a true interpretation of the history of True Israel. This book may soon prove to be one of the most scholarly and convincing books on the true Israel message of recent times. With black and white illustrations.

A closer study of the flag reveals that the Union Jack is not just the banner of the UK but in its ancient origins it is actually three different flags in one.

This booklet on early church history defines 'the church' in both the Greek and Hebrew text and challenges the rejection of the national (Israel) church in favour of a gentile church.

This book shows that the Bible is consructed on a marvellous numeric pattern which runs through its every conceivable detail, and that design could not have originated from man.

This book describes the adventurous and challenging voyages undertaken by Celtic saints during the early middle ages - how and why. These voyages linked the Celtic societies of western Britain, Ireland and Brittany with Christian centres of the Mediterranean such as Rome, Athens, Egypt and Palestine. Detailed itineraries of voyages made by over thirty individual saints allow specific routes to be traced.

A wonderful and lasting reminder of how the Almighty has delivered Britain: extracts, incidences and events showing Divine Intervention in British History. Updated 2011 Fifth Edition.

This guide covers the 1000-year history of the Abbey and looks in depth at each area within, some of which are not accessible to the public. An invaluable guide, whether you are planning to visit or wanting to find out more about the history of the Abbey and its importance as a Royal Peculiar and place of worship through the ages. Includes 80 stunning photographs.

The broad sweep of history from biblical times to the present day is set out in this short study. The different destinies of the two sons of Jacob, judah and Joseph, are clearly described with the focus on Judah and his descendants.

What did the twelve apostles do once the excitement of the Day of Pentecost died down? How did they fulfil the expectations Jesus had for them, despite persecutions and matrydom? Schroeder examines the available evidence from the writings of the early church fathers, linking this with biblical and historical evidence. Clearly referenced with maps.

Buchanan's careful and painstaking study of the transformation which took place in the life of an erstwhile Roman Catholic Irish nationalist; it is the story of one man's struggle with the truth about Ireland and the Irish. Illustrated B/W.