Only the Anglo-Saxon and white peoples of Northwestern Europe bear these biblical birthmarks of fulfilled prophecies concerning the "Lost Ten Tribes" -
"DID YOU KNOW THAT....."
According to the Bible ten out of the twelve tribes of Israel split away (1-Kings 12:19), formed their own kingdom of "Israel" (1-Kings 12:20) and were exiled by the Assyrians (2-Kings 17:18). They forget their identity (Hosea 1:9 7:8 Isaiah 49:21) and became the Lost Ten Tribes. In the future they will re-unite with the Jews (Ezekiel 37, Isaiah 11:13, Jeremiah 3:18) of "Judah", but until then they have a role of their own to fulfill. They were destined to be situated at the continental extremities of the earth such as North America, the British Isles, Scandinavia, the Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa (Deuteronomy 33:13 Isaiah 24:16 26:15 41:8-9 49:6), to be the richest (Genesis 27:28 49:25 Deuteronomy 33:13-16 Hosea 2:8), and most powerful (Numbers 24:8-7 Micah 5:7-9) nations on earth and to control major international strategic bases (Genesis 22:16-17 24:60). All of these points together with numerous others show that descendants of the Lost Ten Tribes can only be found amongst Western Nations especially the English-speaking ones. The correctness of our interpretation of the relevant verses, and your destiny, may depend upon this information. You need to know! www.britam.org
Thursday, May 24, 2007
Fellowship with besieged white South Africans
Fellowship with besieged white South Africans
Excerpts from
I'm afraid that's true as they're either besieged with their own problems or they refuse to face the harsh reality that globalists (liberals) are out to destroy the white Israelite countries and overrun them with Gentile beasts, whether in South Africa, Rhodesia, Israel or the United States with our unprotected borders and treason within.
Germany's Fourth Reich Spreads Its Wings Over the World
May 1: Illegal Immigration Day Defused!
A Warning For America From South Africa
Race Matters
I care for South Africans, Israelis, and Americans but it's horrifying to see our white Israelite peoples are being sold out (we often get the leaders we deserve) and/or just go like sheep to the slaughter or worry about being called "racist" more than our survival. Truly our nations are under a CURSE for our disobedience and the only way to reverse the curse is to REPENT. Will we? God knows.
Will God Curse Our Countries for Christmas?
Israel's Betrayal of the Jews
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives
Death to the American, British & Jewish Peoples?
Ariel Sharon: From Zionist to Traitor
Israel's Only Way Out: Follow Kahane!
The Plain Truth About the "Lost Ten Tribes" and Why You Need to Know!
EU to Conquer Anglo-Saxons and Jews
Germany's Fourth Reich Spreads Its Wings Over the World
May 1: Illegal Immigration Day Defused!
A Warning For America From South Africa
Race Matters
I care for South Africans, Israelis, and Americans but it's horrifying to see our white Israelite peoples are being sold out (we often get the leaders we deserve) and/or just go like sheep to the slaughter or worry about being called "racist" more than our survival. Truly our nations are under a CURSE for our disobedience and the only way to reverse the curse is to REPENT. Will we? God knows.
Will God Curse Our Countries for Christmas?
Israel's Betrayal of the Jews
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives
Death to the American, British & Jewish Peoples?
Ariel Sharon: From Zionist to Traitor
Israel's Only Way Out: Follow Kahane!
The Plain Truth About the "Lost Ten Tribes" and Why You Need to Know!
EU to Conquer Anglo-Saxons and Jews
...our fight will be alone against the hordes, but with God. This has always been the Boers lot.
Against the English in two wars
Against the Black Tribes during the Great Trek
Against the evil forces of communism and Marxism in Angola and other neighboring countries
Against terrorism in this country
And now against oppression
Yet we prevail.
Against the English in two wars
Against the Black Tribes during the Great Trek
Against the evil forces of communism and Marxism in Angola and other neighboring countries
Against terrorism in this country
And now against oppression
Yet we prevail.
Plea to Diehard Catholics & Protestants to Repent
Why I No Longer Celebrate Christmas
The Plain Truth about Easter
The Sabbath
The Church of God Must Warn the World!
I find your statement insulting. The Boer nation have a long relationship with God. Our history speaks of it. At Bloedrivier, 450 Protestant Boers, with the help of God, won a war against 12000 Zulus.
I totally agree God blessed your Israelite people for His greater purposes of helping you to inherit what was prophesied. God also helped the Anglo-Saxons around the world, but we can't rest on our laurels, can we? I purposely visited the Voortrekker Monument when I was in South Africa to honor God and the memory of those whom He fought through.
South Africa in Prophecy
South Africa in Prophecy
I am not a Jew nor am I an Israelite, I am a Boer.
Boers aren't Jews, but they are Israelites. Study it and see for yourself.
Zebulon
Holland identified with Zebulon
Zebulon
Holland identified with Zebulon
If you want to help my Volk, tell the Americans about our problems.
I have and do, but our Israelite and Jewish peoples are going down and out too because of our sins, including the sins of ignorance and indifference.
A Warning For America From South Africa
Black Racists Slaughter Whites in South Africa - Where's the Outrage?
South African Traitor Sells Story
A Warning For America From South Africa
Black Racists Slaughter Whites in South Africa - Where's the Outrage?
South African Traitor Sells Story
In my Bible I saw that Moses also had a lot of problems with the Jews/Israelites
Just like today with our proud and stubborn Israelite and Jewish peoples who don't want to submit to God's Word and Will but foolishly feel they're good enough already.
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives
If the Boers will confess and FORSAKE BABYLON God will restore you.
Israel and Judah Must Get House in Order Before King Messiah Arrives
If the Boers will confess and FORSAKE BABYLON God will restore you.
David Ben-Ariel is a Christian-Zionist writer and author of Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Iran planning terrorist attacks in Europe?
The
Meanwhile, Conservative leader David Cameron issued his first detailed statement on
IHT Herald IHT 2 Fox Jerusalem Post Sidney Morning Herald Haaretz Mail Telegraph
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The Intelligence Summit Misses the Mark: the German-Jesuit Threat to World Peace
Bible Prophecy States EU to Form Core Group
Europe to Take Out Iran for Jerusalem
Europe Misses the Mark - Will It Return as the Sign of the Cross?
Is Germany in Danger of Backsliding?
The German-EU Grows Restless Over Mideast Crisis
Ehud Olmert Playing with German Fire
Tony Blair's Speech Concedes Defeat
God Save Us From Islam and Europe!
Bavarian Pope Entrusts Germany To Lead Europe, Others Wary Of The Grand Inquisitor
Get away with murder?
Avishai Raviv was an Israeli government agent provocateur (whose code name was "Champagne" for the bubbles of incitement he created to tarnish the right-wing Israelis) who goaded Yigal Amir to assassinate Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin (although this is hotly disputed by investigative reporters like Barry Chamish).
Avishai Raviv has never been charged with incitement or as an accessory to the murder of Yitzhak Rabin and has disappeared from sight, undoubtedly just following orders.
I was NEVER involved with the extremist Jewish group "Eyal" but had met Avishai Raviv during a Temple Mount Faithful demonstration in Jerusalem when he helped me to protect Gershon during Tisha B'Av when the police carried Gershon away from the Mugrabi Gate and dropped him and he hit his head and went unconscious and the throng practically trampled him except for me trying to cover him and shouting at the people to be careful that Gershon was on the ground -- and I'm pretty sure it was Avishai who helped me keep the people from stepping on him.
Howard Grief, an attorney and member of the Temple Mount Faithful, witnessed it all and wrote The Jerusalem Post about it (we both had a letter published the same day: Howard's letter was called "Police Brutality" and mine was called "Discrimination" - The Jerusalem Post, Friday, Aug. 25, 1995).
Before that incident I had met Avishai Raviv in the office of the Temple Mount Faithful when he and someone else came there. He had invited Moshe Weisfish (Gershon Salomon's cousin) and I to his apartment in Hebron, but it was later explained to me that Avishai was a "shtinker" (informer) and that the police wanted to falsely associate the Temple Mount Faithful with such people and how he had even taken it upon himself once in Tel Aviv to have an office on campus with "Temple Mount Faithful" on the door or something like that, which Gershon immediately forbade him upon knowledge of it as he had no authority to do it and did NOT represent the Temple Mount Faithful in any manner, shape or form.
This is what I remember of the agent provocateur Avishai Raviv and his fake group "Eyal."
I might add though that after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, some female (British?) reporter (probably my age) who knew Nick Day of The Traveller, kept trying to get Avishai's phone number or have me contact him (since she heard I had met him) until I told her I wanted nothing to do with him. She was unrelenting until Nick Day told her to back off. I guess she was his friend or acquaintance.
Shimon Peres Came to Power Over Rabin's Dead Body
The Yitzhak Rabin Murder Video (the Kempler Video)
Shimon Peres Charged with the Murder of Yitzhak Rabin?
| David Ben-Ariel is a Christian Zionist writer and author of Beyond Babylon: Europe's Rise and Fall. With a focus on the Middle East and Jerusalem, his analytical articles help others improve their understanding of that troubled region. Check out the Beyond Babylon blog. |
Tuesday, May 22, 2007
Temple Institute: Accepting Torah
"We will do and we will listen"
When 600,000 souls, the forefathers of all who would accept the yoke of Torah upon themselves, stood at the foot of Mount Sinai, their commitment was unconditional: "We will do and we will listen." (Exodus 24:7) These are the first and last words of a Torah life. The first words because the oath of obedience is necessarily followed by a lifetime of study and exploration of how to perform the commandments we received at Sinai, how to make them real. The last words because only such a profound commitment awakens within us the resolve never to throw up our hands and say, "I just can't do it. I just can't bring myself to fulfill the commandments."
When the children of Israel said in unison the words: "We will do and we will listen," (ibid) they were voicing their commitment to both the Written Torah and the Oral Torah, both of which were handed down at Sinai. Without the discipline of the Oral tradition to shed light upon and explain the intricacies of the written commandments we would be hard pressed to keep our promise "to do." In order "to do" we first must "listen." However, we can only hear what the oral tradition has to instruct us after we have made the commitment "to do." A conundrum perhaps, but most definitely a way of life that has guided the nation of Israel for over three thousand years. This "unresolvable" "chicken and egg" dilemma is the very source of energy that drives us to pursue the truth of Torah and make it real in this world through the performance of the mitzvot - commandments - all 613 of them. "You shall have no other gods before Me... remember the Shabbat - the Sabbath day... honor your father and your mother..." (Exodus 20: 2-12) There isn't a single commandment of the 613 received at Sinai that doesn't require explanation in order to be fulfilled. And this explanation is the Oral Torah.
Ignorance has never been an excuse to forgo a mitzva. We don't back down from observing Shabbat - kehilchato - in accordance with the commandments - because we are uncertain about the nature of electricity. On the contrary, our sages spare no effort to understand electricity in the light of Torah and then apply it to the observance of the mitzvot in order to enhance our Shabbat experience. This has been characteristic of Jewish life throughout the millennia. So it is baffling that a disagreement over the observation and application of the commandment to ascend to the Temple Mount in order to perform the mitzva of "revering the Holy Temple" has been unresolved for forty years. Of course we are referring to the opportunity which presented itself before the Jewish people forty years ago when the Temple Mount was liberated by the Israel Defense Forces and returned to Jewish sovereignty after two thousand years. Once again having physical access to those areas on the Mount which are permitted to visit according to Jewish tradition, should surely satisfy the basic requirements for a resumption of the mitvza once the particulars of the commandment's fulfillment are reviewed and made known. However, there are those who have have claimed ignorance of the precise location where the Holy Temple stood as being an absolute impediment to the performing of the mitzva. This, in spite of two thousands years of precedent and literature at their fingertips. This, in spite of archeological evidence and other modern scientific methods of investigation which can aid in revealing the true historical location of the Holy Temple. And this, in spite of the fact that there are great Torah scholars in Israel today who do cite these sources and precedents and are calling upon Jews to ascend the Temple Mount, in accordance with halachah. There is no room for mystery in our need to perform each commandment to the best of our abilities. There is no room for raising our hands in defeat. "We will do and we will listen" precludes the easy option of inaction. Listening to the intellectual silence of self imposed "ignorance" is not a guide to Torah observance.
"We will do and we will listen." We will continue to visit the Temple Mount and, walking always within the parameters of the Written Torah and the Oral Torah, continue to move forward to the day when fulfilling the commandment to go up to the Holy Temple on the Festival of Shavuot and bringing our first fruits as offering of thanks to the G-d of Israel for the Land of Israel, in the spirit and word of the Torah of Israel, will be a performable reality.
Tune in to this week's Temple Talk, with Rabbi Chaim Richman and Yitzchak Reuven, as they discuss the spiritual qualities of the month of Sivan, the multifaceted nature of the festival of Shavuot, and the steadily growing phenomenon of Jewish faces being seen on the Holy Temple Mount.
On this week's Light to the Nations on the Universal Torah Network, Rabbi Richman continues to discuss the golden menorah that stands in the Holy Temple's Sanctuary: Holy Temple Studies 27: Details of the Menorah, Part I. To view this week's show, premiering Thursday, please click here. You can still view Rabbi Richman exploration of the holiday of Shavuot, entitled "The Festival of Shavuot: Spiritual insights into the inner meaning of the Shavuot holiday."
DVD collections of past Light to the Nations shows are now available for purchase at the Universal Torah Network's online store. If you are a member of the Temple Institute, please log onto our members area to receive the code you will need to receive your members discount on your purchase of any Light to the Nations DVDs. If you are a member but have never logged in or have forgotten your password, please contact us. If you are interested in becoming a member, click here for more information.
To learn more about the festival of Shavuot and how it was celebrated in the Holy Temple, please click here.
Click here to view the new Sivan calendar, the latest installment on our online A Year in the Light of the Holy Temple.
Be sure to view Rabbi Richman's five minute teaching on this week's Torah reading of Naso, (Numbers 4:11-7:89), also on the Universal Torah Network.
We wish to all a joyous Shavuot.
Yitzchak Reuven
(Exodus 24:7)
Sivan 5, 5767, May 22, 2007
Erev Shavuot
Sivan 5, 5767, May 22, 2007
Erev Shavuot
When 600,000 souls, the forefathers of all who would accept the yoke of Torah upon themselves, stood at the foot of Mount Sinai, their commitment was unconditional: "We will do and we will listen." (Exodus 24:7) These are the first and last words of a Torah life. The first words because the oath of obedience is necessarily followed by a lifetime of study and exploration of how to perform the commandments we received at Sinai, how to make them real. The last words because only such a profound commitment awakens within us the resolve never to throw up our hands and say, "I just can't do it. I just can't bring myself to fulfill the commandments."
When the children of Israel said in unison the words: "We will do and we will listen," (ibid) they were voicing their commitment to both the Written Torah and the Oral Torah, both of which were handed down at Sinai. Without the discipline of the Oral tradition to shed light upon and explain the intricacies of the written commandments we would be hard pressed to keep our promise "to do." In order "to do" we first must "listen." However, we can only hear what the oral tradition has to instruct us after we have made the commitment "to do." A conundrum perhaps, but most definitely a way of life that has guided the nation of Israel for over three thousand years. This "unresolvable" "chicken and egg" dilemma is the very source of energy that drives us to pursue the truth of Torah and make it real in this world through the performance of the mitzvot - commandments - all 613 of them. "You shall have no other gods before Me... remember the Shabbat - the Sabbath day... honor your father and your mother..." (Exodus 20: 2-12) There isn't a single commandment of the 613 received at Sinai that doesn't require explanation in order to be fulfilled. And this explanation is the Oral Torah.
Ignorance has never been an excuse to forgo a mitzva. We don't back down from observing Shabbat - kehilchato - in accordance with the commandments - because we are uncertain about the nature of electricity. On the contrary, our sages spare no effort to understand electricity in the light of Torah and then apply it to the observance of the mitzvot in order to enhance our Shabbat experience. This has been characteristic of Jewish life throughout the millennia. So it is baffling that a disagreement over the observation and application of the commandment to ascend to the Temple Mount in order to perform the mitzva of "revering the Holy Temple" has been unresolved for forty years. Of course we are referring to the opportunity which presented itself before the Jewish people forty years ago when the Temple Mount was liberated by the Israel Defense Forces and returned to Jewish sovereignty after two thousand years. Once again having physical access to those areas on the Mount which are permitted to visit according to Jewish tradition, should surely satisfy the basic requirements for a resumption of the mitvza once the particulars of the commandment's fulfillment are reviewed and made known. However, there are those who have have claimed ignorance of the precise location where the Holy Temple stood as being an absolute impediment to the performing of the mitzva. This, in spite of two thousands years of precedent and literature at their fingertips. This, in spite of archeological evidence and other modern scientific methods of investigation which can aid in revealing the true historical location of the Holy Temple. And this, in spite of the fact that there are great Torah scholars in Israel today who do cite these sources and precedents and are calling upon Jews to ascend the Temple Mount, in accordance with halachah. There is no room for mystery in our need to perform each commandment to the best of our abilities. There is no room for raising our hands in defeat. "We will do and we will listen" precludes the easy option of inaction. Listening to the intellectual silence of self imposed "ignorance" is not a guide to Torah observance.
"We will do and we will listen." We will continue to visit the Temple Mount and, walking always within the parameters of the Written Torah and the Oral Torah, continue to move forward to the day when fulfilling the commandment to go up to the Holy Temple on the Festival of Shavuot and bringing our first fruits as offering of thanks to the G-d of Israel for the Land of Israel, in the spirit and word of the Torah of Israel, will be a performable reality.
Tune in to this week's Temple Talk, with Rabbi Chaim Richman and Yitzchak Reuven, as they discuss the spiritual qualities of the month of Sivan, the multifaceted nature of the festival of Shavuot, and the steadily growing phenomenon of Jewish faces being seen on the Holy Temple Mount.
On this week's Light to the Nations on the Universal Torah Network, Rabbi Richman continues to discuss the golden menorah that stands in the Holy Temple's Sanctuary: Holy Temple Studies 27: Details of the Menorah, Part I. To view this week's show, premiering Thursday, please click here. You can still view Rabbi Richman exploration of the holiday of Shavuot, entitled "The Festival of Shavuot: Spiritual insights into the inner meaning of the Shavuot holiday."
DVD collections of past Light to the Nations shows are now available for purchase at the Universal Torah Network's online store. If you are a member of the Temple Institute, please log onto our members area to receive the code you will need to receive your members discount on your purchase of any Light to the Nations DVDs. If you are a member but have never logged in or have forgotten your password, please contact us. If you are interested in becoming a member, click here for more information.
To learn more about the festival of Shavuot and how it was celebrated in the Holy Temple, please click here.
Click here to view the new Sivan calendar, the latest installment on our online A Year in the Light of the Holy Temple.
Be sure to view Rabbi Richman's five minute teaching on this week's Torah reading of Naso, (Numbers 4:11-7:89), also on the Universal Torah Network.
We wish to all a joyous Shavuot.
Yitzchak Reuven
THE TEMPLE INSTITUTE
PO Box 31876
Jerusalem, Israel 97500
www.templeinstitute.org
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Lithuania bans EU-sponsored gay rights parade
Lithuania bans EU-sponsored gay rights parade
22.05.2007 By Helena Spongenberg
Lithuanian officials in Vilnius have rejected an EU-sponsored tolerance campaign rally over fears that the event could spark unrest in the Baltic country known for its anti-gay sentiments.
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God and the Gays: To Be or Not to Be (Part 1)
God and the Gays: All that Glitters isn't Gold (Part 2)
God and the Gays: Once Gay, Always Gay? (Part 3)
God and the Gays: Of Vice and Men (Part 4)
God and the Gays: A Time to Heal (Part 5)
God and the Gays: Make Up Your Mind (Part 6)
22.05.2007 By Helena Spongenberg
Lithuanian officials in Vilnius have rejected an EU-sponsored tolerance campaign rally over fears that the event could spark unrest in the Baltic country known for its anti-gay sentiments.
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God and the Gays: To Be or Not to Be (Part 1)
God and the Gays: All that Glitters isn't Gold (Part 2)
God and the Gays: Once Gay, Always Gay? (Part 3)
God and the Gays: Of Vice and Men (Part 4)
God and the Gays: A Time to Heal (Part 5)
God and the Gays: Make Up Your Mind (Part 6)
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