British-Israel Video
We invite you to watch and learn with us the deeper truths of Scripture history in these short (under ten minutes each) professionally prepared video presentations. They come to us from the headquarters staff of the British-Israel-World Federation in Great Britain. They are lively, interesting, and highly informative.
"The Torn Cloak"
The story of the division of Israel into two nations, the Ten Tribe "House of Israel" and the Two Tribe "House of Judah" is here explained and illustrated. This is an excellent overview of the Biblical account in First Kings chapters 11 and 12. Additionally, the great importance of this subject is due to the fact that these two nations had separate, distinct promises and prophecies given to them (see Gen. 48 & 49; Deut. 33), and were to be reunited in the end of the age at the return of David's greater Son, the Messiah (Ezek. 37:15-28). Where are they in the world today? The articles and books offered on this website give the answer!
"Daniel's Interpretation Of The Great Image"
Here is a wonderful illustration of the prophetic dream of the prophet Daniel as recorded in the Book of Daniel chapter 2. The succession of world kingdoms which he envisioned came to pass exactly as prophesied, right down to events in our own time.
"Daniel's Dream Of The Four Beasts"
Four strange creatures with supernatural qualities came before Daniel in his vision in the Book of Daniel chapter 7. The details of this remarkable prophecy were fulfilled with great accuracy in the history of the Mid-East after Daniel's time. Here is a clear explanation of this vision with the help of accurate reproductions of these amazing creatures.
"The Gospel Boat"
How and when did the Christian faith first come to Western Europe and the British Isles? A small village bordering the Mediterranean Sea on the south coast of France hosts an annual festival to commemorate the coming of a boat bringing disciples from the East about 35 A.D. This event was recounted by famed Church historian Baronius, who named some of those on the boat, including Mary Magdalen, Lazarus, and Joseph of Arimathea. Hear historian Martin Lightfoot relate the fascinating story behind this coming of the Gospel to France and also to Britain in early times.
"The Forgotten Birthright"
The Biblical birthright is first mentioned in Genesis chapter 26, when Esau sold it to his brother Jacob for a bowl of pottage. Jacob's blessing was then bestowed upon his grandsons Manasseh and Ephraim, sons of Joseph, as given in full in Genesis chapter 48. This was followed up by further promises bestowed by Jacob upon all of his sons in Genesis chapter 49. The wonderful prophetic blessings given are seldom discussed in our churches today and little is known about them by the average Christian. They may truly be called the forgotten birthright. Learn more about these important covenantal promises in this introduction to the subject by Michael Clark, President of the British-Israel-World Federation.