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04/29/2020 - This is a conversation between Dr. Stephen E. Jones and Len Yule about Len's knowledge of the Hebr... Read More
04/29/2020 - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1545C_dJWMIAgqeLEsfo2U8Kq5WprDuARXrJl6N1aDjY/edit Sequential C... Read More
04/29/2020 - The “highway from Assyria” in Isaiah 11:16 is the way in which the remnant of grace re... Read More
Series: Background to a soon-coming prayer campaign - The book of Jasher is not Scripture, but it is an old history book that is referred to in Joshua 10:13 and again in 2 Samuel 1:18. Its account of the story of Esau is of interest to us now, because it shows in chapter 27 that Esau killed Nimrod, the king o... Read More
Ty Bollinger is releasing another series of interviews regarding the truth about vaccines. His video series are always very informative, helpful, and professional. This is what he has to say: On April 12th, I will be launching a brand new documentary call... Read More
Series: Background to a soon-coming prayer campaign - In the 1980’s, when I was involved with a group that conducted much spiritual warfare, our normal concept of spiritual warfare involved pitched battles in the field. This was how it was pictured, and the metaphors and visions were military in nature.... Read More
Series: Background to a soon-coming prayer campaign - Israel’s first captivity is recorded in Judges 3:8-10. It was a Babylonian captivity to the king of Mesopotamia (“land between two rivers”), using its pre-Babylonian name. Note that even earlier, in Genesis 14, it is called Shinar. Even s... Read More
Series: Background to a soon-coming prayer campaign - Jews today are from two main branches: Sephardim and Ashkenazim. The Ashkenazim are from Eastern Europe and, according to The Jewish Encyclopedia, are Turkish-Mongolian converts to Judaism in (640-760 A.D.). The Sephardic (“Spanish”) Jews have... Read More
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