Working in Jerusalem Working in Jerusalem – Number 18 – Letter to God We’re ex-Poms, Kiwis by adoption. But English habits carry over. Like sticking out a little finger when […]
Working in Jerusalem
Archives for 2001
The stiff necked ‘I’
The stiff necked ‘I’ The stiff necked ‘I’ ‘A man who hardens his neck after much reproof will suddenly be broken beyond repair’. Proverbs 28:1 The stiff-necked ‘I’ is prone […]
About Keneti Apa
Archbishop ditches wife
Archbishop ditches wife Archbishop ditches wife In the NZ Herald, 16 August 2001, we read the headline: “Archbishop back in the fold, his wife not happy -– VATICAN CITY -– […]
About Barry Smith
The pendulum is swinging
The pendulum is swinging The pendulum is swinging – I’m a person of ‘The Word’ – Does anyone care? “Go to Church on Sunday and avoid the Christmas rush”. It’s […]
About Andrew Smith
Fred Hoyle dies
Fred Hoyle dies Fred Hoyle dies – Big Bang not on The NZ Herald, 23 August 2001, told us: “Fred Hoyle, the English astronomer credited with coining the phrase ‘Big […]
About Barry Smith
How long to go?
How long to go? How long to go? My elderly mother, Vera Smith, is in her 95th year and doing well. She mentioned to me that as you become older […]
About Barry Smith
Mormons – biggest land owners in Britain
Mormons – biggest land owners in Britain Mormons – biggest land owners in Britain Under the New World Order plan, each plan must yield up its sovereignty and therefore the […]
About Barry Smith
Europe opens doors to fraud
Europe opens doors to fraud Europe opens doors to fraud As we have stated already, the countries in Europe which are adopting the Euro Dollar as their currency have until […]
About Barry Smith
Times are changing
Times are changing Times are changing An interesting scripture found in the book of Daniel 7:25 speaks of a man called Anti-Christ, who will try and change time systems. We […]
About Barry Smith
From the Editor
From the Editor From the Editor Dear Friends The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. Proust The following piece of poetry […]
About Andrew Smith
