The eight covenants which God made with His people and with the whole of creation are brought together providing an excellent introduction to the great promises which form the foundation of our subject.

Fully illustrated with colour photographs. This guidebook gives you many and varied insights into the gorgeous trappings of monarchy that are on display. Their history, their manufacture, their symbolism, and the ceremonies for which they were made.

Focussing on the reign of Queen Victoria and onwards, Gattey writes entertainingly of the benefits to the country of the stabilising force that is the monarchy. This stability enables a country to absorb radical changes in its political and social structure without the risk of disorder.

Remarkably clear book giving the history of the Tribe of Dan, showing their movements and colonisations eventually leading to Scandinavia, Ireland and Scotland; with an explanation of the root-word 'Dan'. A vital book for the Anglo-Israel theory. Illustrated.

A new study which takes us through the book of Daniel with an unique insight into these prophecies and the intricacies of the symbols and numbers.

An idea arose in Victorian Britain that the royal dynasty and throne of David, King of Israel and Judah c. 1000 BC, far from dying out as the result of successive Assyrian and Babylonian invasions, has continued in an unbroken line that leads directly to the British Throne. Following this royal line through Irish, Argyllshire, Scottish and English history, Lewis finds that our Queen Elizabeth II is descended from the Judean princess who came to the shores of Ireland. The end of the book suggests that the genealogical descent includes a sign of Christ's forthcoming return, and for this reason the British monarchy and throne could be approaching a new era.

Little's essay on the Deity of Christ is based on scriptural research and provides a guide to the evidence available in both the Old and New Testaments.

An investigation into the traditions that Christ visited Cornwall and Somerset.

This book keeps alive the traditions and legends of the early Christian Church, long before Augustine's arrival on our shores.

'This book will be a wild ride and an eye opener'. It shows, in a simple form, that the Bibles that Rome gave us are really clever counterfeits, designed to eliminate the King James Version of the Bible, and subtly change history. Illustrated with cartoons.