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William Penn

Seeds of Truth “I know your works: Behold! I have set an open door in your sight which no one has the power to shut because you have a little power and have kept my word” (Revelation 3:8 to the Church in Philadelphia, Sinaiticus Codex reading). — Richard Doctor “A world totally new, demands a new political science” (Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America, 1835). The administrative capital building for the newly formed colony of Pennsylvania was the centerpiece of the Delaware []

A Vision for the Appointed Time

Shower of Truth “How blessed is he who keeps waiting and attains to the 1335 days” (Daniel 12: 12 NASB). — Len Griehs “A knowledge of these things, and the evidences that they are nigh, even at the door, should have a powerful influence upon all, but especially upon the consecrated children of God, who are seeking the prize of the divine nature. … But to obtain this knowledge and this strength, which God thus proposes to supply to each runner for []

In the Beginning

Israel Rising at 77 May / June 2025Volume 107, Number 3 Our Herald issue of May/June 2020 outlined seven steps of Israel’s restoration since 1878, outlined in Ezekiel 37, the Valley of Dry Bones. It addressed the fulfillment of prophecies from 1878 through 2020 and included a foldout timeline. Five years later, Israel’s rise among nations as an economic, agricultural, and military power continues. However, many in Israel still do not recognize God as the source of its blessings. Isaiah and Micah []

Judgment upon Amalek and Others

Ancient Judgments “Jehovah said unto Moses … I will utterly blot out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven … Jehovah hath sworn: Jehovah will have war with Amalek from generation to generation” (Exodus 17:14‑16, from ASV unless otherwise noted). — Jim Parkinson Amalekites and Philistines Amalek (“dweller in a valley,” Smith’s Bible Dictionary) was a grandson of Esau by a concubine (Genesis 36:10‑12). His descendants raised flocks and herds in the Sinai desert. When the Israelite refugees first fled Egypt, Amalekites []