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Early America
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America,
Zion of God
#CBTB402
Author Kenneth Goff - revised by Pastor Thomas Robb From the
"Forward" by Pastor Robb I first read America - Zion of God
when I was a student at the Rocky Mountain Kingdom Gospel Institute in
Evergreen, Colorado. It was 1964 and I was immediately swept away by its
content, becoming even more completely satisfied with the evidence that
America was not an accident of happenstance nor even the calculated
design of men, but was in every way part of God's masterful plan for his
people Israel. Historically, Zion is the capital city of
Israel-Jerusalem. But prophetically, Zion is the Holy City, It is
the city set on a high hill, a place where God places His Glory! His
people dwell in Zion - It is the appointed place. There is
something different and unique about America. History books tell
us that these northern and southern continents were named after Amerigo Vaspucci and indeed that may be true. However, there can be little
argument that when a person speaks about America - he is speaking about
only one nation - the United states. In practical definition
America is the United States and the United States is America. And
while it may carry a name from the great Portuguese explorer the name
America itself holds a meaning of much greater significance - meaning,
literally, the government of God! Part of this is easily and quickly
recognizable in the last syllable of America - Rica. Originally
taken from the ancient Tectonic, but visible in the modern German word
Reich - meaning government. It is hoped that the reader of America -
Zion of God will have a greater understanding and appreciation for
America and its divine origin and as a result have a renewed commitment
to work for a rebirth of Godly government. Chapters include: When
Israel came to America 15 reasons why America is Zion Joseph's Land
- the appointed place The Stone Kingdom The Kingdom is coming
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Our
Great Seal
#CBTB553
Author: E. Raymond Capt
Much debate has been made over the past months challenging our founding
fathers true intentions to form a Christian Nation.
Discussion has arisen over our coinage and the phrase "In God we
trust." These topics and an insight to our main American symbol
"Our Great Seal" speaks volumes as to our nations founding
Christian principles! All of these topics and more are answered by Mr.
Capt in a book he first wrote twenty three years ago: Our Great Seal.
... A book that every Christian American should read, consider and
discuss - the symbols of our Heritage and our Destiny.
The Great Seal of the United States of America is the symbol of our
Nation's Independence. Its design constitutes our National arms. As the
National arms, the Seal states symbolically the principles which
animated the founders of our Republic. Today these principles are being
forgotten. Because they are being neglected, America is fast losing
sight of the two greatest forces that motivated our Founding Fathers -
Christianity and Patriotism. From these two principles sprang our
national constitutional laws, freedom of speech and worship, equality
and fraternity.
Without Christianity and Patriotism, America can lose her place of
leadership in the family of nations - perhaps, even her freedom. To
avert that danger, we must go back to the fundamentals of true
Americanism, clearly set forth in the symbolism of the Great Seal of the
United States.
America has a Destiny and to fully understand this Destiny one must
recognize that our nation and its amorial insignia were not evolved by
chance. Our Founders planned well and wisely and were undoubtedly
influenced to no small degree (whether they knew it or not) by the
All-wise, overruling Divine Providence.
This book details the history of the Great Seal from its beginning, with
the resolution, on July 4, 1776, for its preparation, to its final
approval, by Congress, on June 20, 1782, following Charles Thomson's
report. Mr. Capt calls to our attention the significance of the devices
on the Seal embodied in the report:
"From Thomson's 'Remarks and Explanation' it is clear that
every device on the Great Seal (obverse and reverse) is symbolic in
that it represents another thing. Heraldry itself, is a language of
symbolism. Government publications explain the official intent of the
symbolical meanings of the various devices of the Seal, however,
students of Biblical symbolism suggest that there are other mystical
and esoteric meanings hidden in the design of our National Arms. . . .
there is cause to believe that there is a deeply religious and
supremely spiritual truth incorporated in the Great Seal. This will
become more and more obvious as we proceed to elucidate the symbolism
of each device of the Seal."
Much detail is devoted to each one of the devices incorporated in the
Great Seal and the spiritual significance attached to them. The book
also includes a glossary of heraldic terms used in the description of
the Great Seal that is most helpful in understanding the many devices
that make up the Seal.
A special chapter is devoted to the United states in Bible Prophecy
where Mr. Capt quotes from chapters 18, 42, 43, and 49, of the book of
Isaiah, prophetic passages which he believes can most definitely be
attributed to the USA. Another chapter deals with America's Destiny
in which he again goes to the Scriptures to express his belief that
America is, indeed, found in Bible prophecy.
Not only an impressively informative book involving our Great Seal, each
device and symbolic meaning but, also, an inspirational account of our
heritage and destiny.
Paperback
96 pages
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Heirs Of
The Promise
#CBTB532
Author: Sheldon Emry
The story of Abraham's children...what God promised them, how His
promises are still affecting Abraham's descendants today and how and
where America fits into the picture.
Although a small book this is an excellent resource for those who are
looking for a short overview and explanation of the theology known to
many as "Christian Israel Identity."
Written by the late pastor, Sheldon Emry, it is a classical summary of
the Bible, prophecy, archaeology, and Israel history through the
centuries. This is a message that is the key that unlocks many truths of
the Bible.
Makes a very effective gift to someone unfamiliar with this subject
because it takes them to the meat of the matter quickly and
convincingly, and will encourage them to go even further in their search
for more information having to do with this thrilling study.
Stapleback
28 pages
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Wives of
the Signers
#CBTB560
This
historical reprint describes those women who, alongside their husbands,
experienced the trials and triumphs of the struggle for independence and
the challenge of building a new nation. Though they did not confront the
hail of bullets or cannon, though they did not participate in
conventions or congresses, they were at the heart of every soul-stirring
historic event. Wives of the Signers is a book about the heart of
America.
292 pages. Paperback.
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America
B.C. by Barry Fell
#CBTB314
Author: Barry Fell
CBS' 60 Minutes program of 9/15/02: KENNEWICK MAN -- the
discovery of a 9,000-year-old skeleton - not only seriously questions
the notion that Indians inhabited America first, but is causing an
old-fashioned science-versus-religion battle. While scientists are
fighting for the right to study the bones, Indians say their religion
requires they be buried immediately - so reports 60 Minutes'
Lesley Stahl. ... America B.C.(Barry Fell) was uncovering this some 27
years ago!
This highly and widely acclaimed book provides substantial evidence that
anglo Europeans were living and trading in America 4500 years
before Columbus.
When Barry Fell's AMERICA B.C. first exploded on the literary scene it
was acclaimed by critic's as " ...The first major work to penetrate
the mysteries of ancient European inhabitants in America" and it's
support has grown even stronger over the years. It has long been taken
for granted that the first European visitors to American shores either
sailed with Columbus in 1492, or with Norseman like Lief Erickson a full
five centuries earlier. But the history of America before that date has
remained, so far, lost in native Indian legends.
This was the case until the late Harvard Professor Barry Fell uncovered
evidence, including astonishing new discoveries, to replace those
legends with myth-shattering fact. Illuminating, authoritative and
enhanced with over 100 pictures, AMERICA B.C. describes American
inscriptions, some of them known for a century or more, that turn out to
have been written in ancient scripts of a type only recently deciphered
in Europe or North Africa.
Thus the truth has slowly come to light, ancient history is inscribed
upon the bedrock and buried stone buildings of America, and the only
hands that could have inscribed it were those of ancient people.
America, as we now realize, is a treasure house of records of man's
achievement upon the high seas in bygone ages. Even more so are our
inscribed rocks and tablets a heritage from a forgotten era of
colonization. They tell us of settlers who came from the Old World and
who remained to become founding fathers of some of the Amerindian
nations.
"Now, thanks to the genius of a single man...We must include in
our American Heritage - Fighting Celts from Spain...daring Semitic
Seafarers from Carthage, Libya and Egypt. Who knows how many others will
be added before the end of Barry Fell's epic voyage into the past!"
- Reader's Digest
"A stunning book...an authentic landmark...America B.C.
destroys the premise of every previous text." - Peter Tompkins,
author of Secrets of the Great Pyramid
Paperback
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The
Bulletproof George Washington
#CBTB561
Author: David Barton
An exciting and encouraging story of God's intervention on behalf of the
Father of Our Country during the French and Indian War that once
appeared in many history books but has since disappeared.
FROM THE BACK COVER
George Washington's part in a July 9th, 1755, battle in the French and
Indian War is indisputably one of the most significant events of his
early years; his life literally hung in the balance for over two hours.
This dramatic event helped shape his character and confirm God's call on
him.
During the battle, the 23-year-old Colonel Washington had ridden to and
fro on the battlefield, delivering General Braddock's orders to the
troops. Specifically targeted by the Indians because he was an officer,
Washington found himself in great peril. In fact, of the eighty-six
American and British officers, sixty-three were casualties; Washington
was the only officer on horseback not shot down.
This book will captivate you with the thrilling details of that battle
and of Washington's gratitude to God for his protection. You'll read his
personal account of the battle and excerpts from his letters to his
family where Washington tells them of God's deliverance.
This account of God's miraculous care of Washington and of Washington's
open gratitude for God's Divine intervention could be found in many
student textbooks until 1934; however, today few have ever heard of it.
This edition will help restore some of our lost American heritage.
Paperback
59 pages |
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Original
Intent
#CBTB562
Author: David Barton,
David Barton scores another one for the Christian Patriot in this 540
page expose' of how the highest court in the land - the United States
Supreme Court - has reinterpreted the Constitution, diluting the
Biblical foundations upon which it was based.
FROM THE BACK COVER
"The fundamental principle of our Constitution enjoins that the
will of the majority shall prevail." - George Washington
In their own words, the Supreme Court has become "a national
theology board," "a super board of education," and
amateur psychologists on a "psycho-journey." The result has
been a virtual rewriting of the liberties enumerated in the
Constitution.
A direct victim of this judicial micromanagement has been the religious
aspect of the First Amendment. For example, the Court now interprets
that Amendment under:
a "Lemon Test" absurdly requiring religious expression to be
secular, an "Endorsement Test" pursuing an impossible
neutrality between religion and secularism, and a "Psychological
Coercion Test" allowing a single dissenter to silence an entire
community's religious expression.
Additional casualties of judicial activism have included protections for
State's rights, local controls, separation powers, legislative
supremacy, and numerous other constitutional provisions. Why did earlier
Courts protect these powers for generations, and what has caused their
erosion by contemporary Courts?
Original Intent answers these questions. By relying on thousands of
primary sources, Original Intent documents (in the Founding Father's own
words) not only the plan for limited government originally set forth in
the Constitution and Bill of Rights but how that vision can once again
become reality.
Paperback
540 pages
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Lives
of the Signers Of The Declaration Of Independence
#CBTB563
Author: B. J. Lossing,
A biographical sketch of each of the 56 signers.
Most people know the importance of the Declaration of Independence, but
few know much about its signers. This reprint of an 1848 original
provides a brief biography on each of the fifty-six Founding Fathers who
signed the Declaration. Learn the virtues and vision of these venerated
Americans who risked their "lives, fortunes, and sacred honor"
to help create the most stable and enviable nation in the world.
FROM THE BACK COVER
In 1776, fifty-six Americans signed a simple document which unalterably
changed the course of this country. Most know of the importance of the
Declaration of Independence, but few know much about its Signers.
This book (originally published in 1848 by eminent 19th-century
historian, Benson J. Lossing) provides a brief biography of each signer
of the Declaration.
Accompanied by fifty engravings, these biographies shed light on what
Lossing terms, "the chief events in the lives of the men who stood sponsors
at the baptism in blood of our infant republic.
Through this book - long used in public schools - we, too, can discover
the private and public virtues of those venerated Americans who helped
create the most stable and enviable nation in the world.
Paperback
392 pages
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America's
Godly Heritage
#CBTB564
Author: David Barton,
This booklet is a partially edited version of the video cassette of the
same title. It makes a handy addition to the video or stands on its own
in its factual account of the beliefs of the Founders concerning the
role of Biblical principles in education, government and public affairs.
FROM THE BACK COVER
America's Godly Heritage clearly sets forth the beliefs of many
of the famous Founding fathers concerning the proper role of Christian
principles in education, in government, and in the public affairs of the
nation. The beliefs of Founders like Patrick Henry, John Quincy Adams,
John Jay, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, George Mason,
and many others are clearly presented.
America's Godly Heritage also provides excerpts from court cases
showing that for 160 years Christian principles were officially and
legally inseparable from American public life. The companion video by
the same title graphically displays statistics showing what has happened
to America since the courts have begun rejecting the Founders' beliefs.
America's Godly Heritage is an excellent primer for those who
want to know more about what was intended for America by the Founders
and what can be done to return America to its original guiding
philosophy and is ideal to share with home gatherings, church groups,
and Sunday school classes, or to use as a history supplement for
children or schools.
Paperback
40 pages
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ETHICS
#CBTB565
Edited by Benjamin B. Comegys
The study and understanding of the principles of ethics was never more
needful than today.
Children and adults alike will benefit from our reprint of this 1890
textbook on ethics.
Featuring such traits as industry, honesty, gratitude, purity, and duty
to God, this work will inspire citizens of all ages to a greater
elevation of their own character and therefore of the nation's character.
Paperback (5"x7")
145 pages |
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The
California Mission Story (VIDEO)
#CBTB568
Author: Covenant Productions by E. Raymond Capt
Pictorially visit each of the 21 prominent and restored California
Missions as you follow the Royal Road pioneered by the Spaniards when
they colonized California in the name of their king. The road started as
a 650 mile foot trail connecting the chain of missions established
between San Diego in the south and Sonoma in the north. As the mission
settlements grew, traffic increased and the narrow trail became a well
traveled road.
The primary purpose for making this film was the desire, on the part of
the maker, to present to the viewer a brief, accurate account of the
story of the Spanish conquest and of the courageous padres who brought
Christianity and civilization to the Pacific Coast.
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Life in Colonial Days
#CBTB569
Author Carl
Holliday
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What was life like for women in the American colonies? Did colonial women lead
the sober, cheerless lives of hardship often portrayed by later generations?
Professor Holliday's classic study, drawn from a wide range of sources, suggests
otherwise. Dispelling images of the lives of colonel women as endless
gloom and suffering, accompanied by fear of pleasure, and repression of normal
emotions, Holliday shows that colonial women knew love and passion, felt longing
and aspirations, used the heart and the brain, and often led rich, fulfilling lives.
Studying letters, diaries, and contemporary accounts, Holliday finds that
the women of the New England and Southern colonies often were well educated,
politically astute, charming hostesses under the most adverse circumstances, and
capable of managing their husbands' or their own businesses when desired or
necessary.. Life as a colonial woman was difficult, however, in the best of
circumstances, and this fascinating glimpse of the day to day lives and
activities of colonial women reveals the hardships they endured, regardless of
social station. The rigors of childbirth, the deaths of children, the
ravages of war, accidents, and disease and the sheer physical strain of colonial
life weighed upon all women. The author of this book would agree with
world traveler and commentator on America during the 1800's Alex Toqueville,
that aside from Christianity, the strength of America lies in the strength of
her women.
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The
New-England Primer
#CBTB541
Introduced By: Benjamin Harris
The New England Primer was Introduced in Boston in 1690 by
Benjamin Harris and was the first textbook ever printed in America.
It was used to teach reading and Bible lessons in our schools until the
twentieth century. In fact, many of the Founding Fathers and their
children learned to read from the New England Primer.
This pocket-size edition is an historical reprint of the 1777 version
used in many schools during the Founding Era. A great resource for home
schoolers
or for use in any classroom.
Hardback (4"x5")
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Noah
Webster's Advice to the Young and Moral Catechism
#CBTB542
Author: Noah Webster
This book contains two historical reprints which Founder Noah Webster
wrote to "enlighten the minds of youth in religious and moral
principles and restrain some of the common vices of our country."
FROM THE BACK COVER
Noah Webster was an influential Founding Father, serving as a soldier
during the American Revolution and as a legislator in two states after
the Revolution. He was the first Founding Father to call for a
Constitutional Convention and was personally responsible for the
copyright clause found in Article I, Section 8, of the U.S.
Constitution.
Like most of the Founding Fathers, Webster understood that the ability
of our new government to endure would depend upon the quality of our
educational system. Consequently, he became a leading educator and for
six decades authored textbooks designed to transmit to subsequent
generations the principles embodied in the government he had helped to
create.
Two works he authored to help future generations were his Moral
Catechism (1783), and later his Advice to the Young (1832),
of which he explained:
"The Advise to the Young it is hoped, will be useful in enlightening
the minds of youth in religious and moral principles, and
serve, in a degree, to restrain some of the common vices of our country.
. . . To exterminate our popular vices is a work of far more importance
to the character and happiness of our citizens than any other
improvements in our system of education."
These two powerful works are reprinted in this booklet and are
beneficial not only for America's current students , but for former
students never exposed to these works in their school textbooks.
Paperback
53 pages |
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