Classic Studies

Classic Studies By 19th and 20th Century Authors.

Judah's Sceptre And Joseph's Birthright

A Classic Work by Bishop J.H. Allen, first published in 1901. A new edition of 377 pages hardcover.

An analysis of the prophecies of the Scriptures in regard to the Royal Family of Judah and the Many Nations of Israel, the Lost Ten Tribes. A reviewer in the Baptist Messenger says, "This is one of the most interesting volumes we have read in many a day... and we confess that the arguments produced by Mr. Allen seem to be unanswerable. It is more thrilling than Western fiction. The description of the scarlet thread, the royal remnant, and the part played by Jeremiah in the preservation of the ruler for David's throne, will cause you to lose sleep rather than go to bed without knowing the outcome." A theological study dealing with the Birthright and Promises of Scripture.

Digest Of The Divine Law

An overview of the principles of the Divine Law of Moses.

This is a wide-ranging look at Old Testament law. Some of the subjects include: the scope of Divine law, definition of sin, law versus grace, ordinances, the New Covenant's relation to the law, the laws of health, clean and unclean foods, inflation, taxation, interest, property rights, the monetary system, Peter's vision in Acts chapter ten, and much more! By the late Dr. H.B. Rand, a doctor of law and member of the State Bar of Massachusetts. First published in 1943; a new printing in hardcover (with paper dustcover), 5.5 x 8 inches, thirteen chapters, 248 pages.

A Life With God And The Pyramid

The life story of James Bernard Nicklin, with feature articles and accolades from admirers on the occasion of his 90th birthday in 1971.

Of historical interest to those studying Pyramidology, the prophetic science of the Great Pyramid of Gizeh. Includes a full color illustration of the British National Crest and formerly unpublished articles on Pyramid prophecy: "Miraculous Timing" and "A Shielded Nation" (written in 1966). Autobiographical comments lauding the life of J.B. Nicklin by Helene Van Woelderen and Willem Koppejan. Letters from Adam Rutherford, Harold Stough, Ronald Heaver, and a number of others. Published in 1971 and sold as new. The last dozen copies available of this classic work. Paperback 5 by 8 inches, 296 pages illustrated softcover.

What Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) Must Do Now

The Threat To Christian Civilization In Africa, by Brian David Williams (1976)

Evangelist David Williams discusses the Spiritual condition of the land of Zimbabwe and South Africa, and uses as his text a passage in 2 Chronicles chapter 20. Transcribed from a sermon preached by Brian Williams at Trinity Methodist Hall, Salisbury, Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), on Tuesday, 2 November, 1976. Full color cover photo of Nyanga, in Zimbabwe's lovely eastern highlands. 12 pages, 8.5 x 5.5 inches.

Rhodesia (Zimbabwe) -- The Way Out

The Tragedy Of Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe), by Brian David Williams (1976)

Evangelist Brian Williams finds a parallel between the situation described in the Bible (II Kings chapters 18 and 19; II Chronicles 32) and the turmoil occurring in Zimbabwe and South Africa. Transcribed from a sermon preached at Emmanuel Chapel, Bulawayo, Rhodesia, on Saturday 6 November 1976, almost exactly 11 years after Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence from Great Britain. 20 pages, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, with full color front cover of beautiful Chinhoyi Caves, Zimbabwe.

The Only Alternative

God's only alternative is His Kingdom Way of Life here on Planet Earth, by the late Rev. John W. Shenton

This is an article reprinted from "The Covenanter," a newsletter written by the late Rev. John Shenton of Birmingham, England. What would happen if the nations turned to God and His Laws instead of humanism and unrighteousness? An inspirational study by the late President of the BIWF, London, England. Eight pages, 5.125 by 8.375 inches.