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The Kings of England and the Mystery of their Graves: Why are they Buried in so many Places?
On my tours of ancient English churches, cathedrals and monasteries, I stumbled on something momentous. You turn a corner in a religious building and suddenly there is it, an effigy of a King of England with the statement: Here lies…King of England. I’ve visited the sites of the burials of forty-two kings of England (or Wessex) and each location tells a story about England or Britain, in that period of time.
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Pentecostal Outpourings, Stephen Jeffreys, Rees Howells & the Charismatic Renewal
The charismatic experience widely referred to as the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, accompanied by speaking in unknown tongues with interpretation, was manifested in the twentieth century at the Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles, in 1906. Similar manifestations later attended meetings in the British Isles at Sunderland in 1907, from which the first Pentecostal movement in Britain grew under the leadership of an Anglican vicar, Alexander Boddy.
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Visiting Ancient Ephesus: St Paul and the Jew Gentile Controversy
A visit to the ruins of ancient Ephesus is a journey through one of the most remarkable cities of the Roman world. As we walked the marble-paved Curetes Street under the boiling sun, the past felt vividly alive—especially when reflecting on the Apostle Paul’s transformative time here in the mid-first century AD.
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Mount Sinai in Saudi Arabia, Jabal al-Lawz, Fake or True?
For centuries, pilgrims and scholars have sought the sacred peak where Moses received the Ten Commandments. But the very location of Mount Sinai remains shrouded in mystery, sparking a fierce debate: does the holy mountain rise from the familiar sands of Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, or does it stand hidden amongst the rugged terrain of Saudi Arabia, a claim that challenges long-held traditions and archaeological interpretations?
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Retracing David Livingstone’s Kalahari Desert Expedition – Makgadikgadi Salt Pan Documentary
In the heart of Botswana lies one of Earth’s most unforgiving landscapes: the vast, blinding Makgadikgadi Salt Plains of the Kalahari Desert. In 1849, David Livingstone became the first European to cross the entire Kalahari Desert and we follow in his amazing footsteps.
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Does Jesus Love the State of Israel? Is Replacement Theology Deception?
Some Christians confidently teach that God has permanently replaced Israel with the Church. But what if this doctrine directly contradicts what Jesus Himself taught?
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Hope against Hope: Comfort and Optimism for Christians – Julian of Norwich
Julian of Norwich, a fourteenth century anchoret, was contemplating the reason for suffering and pondered a time in her life when she desired death to life. In her turmoil of prayer and faith, God spoke these words of comfort to her...
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The Plagues of Egypt and Ancient Egyptian History, The Ipuwer Papyrus
The Bible tells us that Moses confronted pharaoh and told him to let God’s people go. Pharaoh refused, therefore God sent a series of devastating judgments on the land of Egypt and an ancient Egyptian papyrus provides great details about these acts of God. The Ipuwer Papyrus now resides in the National Archaeological Museum in Leiden, the Netherlands and its contents are unparalleled.
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Gender and Sex: Who said Men can Become Women?
Just a few years ago, everyone accepted there are only two sexes, male and female. But those who engineer the direction of society decided to change the meaning of gender, calling it a construct.
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The Book of Enoch Explained: The Forbidden Scrolls that Terrified and Confused Ancient Priests
Imagine unearthing a 2,300-year-old manuscript that claims angels crashed to earth, bred monstrous giants and taught humanity the arts of war and witchcraft, then were chained in a cosmic dungeon until Judgement Day.
