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World News and Prophecy: June 2007

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In This Issue

When Will There Be War No More?

  • by Cecil Maranville
War is part of life in our present world. It has been so throughout human history. Why? Will it ever end? The Bible shows that it will!

What It Means to Be a King in the Kingdom of God

  • by Melvin Rhodes
In early May Queen Elizabeth II visited the United States as part of the 400th anniversary of the Jamestown settlement. The queen remains the world’s best-known monarch. Her life contains many lessons for Christians, whom Christ will make kings in the Kingdom of God.

China Looks to Africa

  • by Cecil Maranville
China's philosophy toward African politics, coupled with its voracious appetite for energy and raw materials, makes an alliance with Africa ideal. But does Africa benefit as much as China does? And where does this alliance leave the United States and the European Union?

Is the British Union in Danger?

  • by John Ross Schroeder
Historically during the last 300 years the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland has suffered only relatively minor threats to its unified existence. Even the 1997 decision to create a Scottish Parliament and a Welsh Assembly was probably taken with the hope of mollifying and even diminishing nationalistic movements. Now a major threat to the union of England and Scotland is just...

Restoration: Britain in History and Prophecy

  • by Darris McNeely
This issue of World News and Prophecy took on a theme dealing with Great Britain and its world role. Melvin Rhodes was moved to write about Queen Elizabeth's recent trip to America, while John Ross Schroeder wrote about the potential break of Scotland with England and significant changes in what has been a 300-year union.
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This Is the Way Walk in It: Picture That!

  • by Robin Webber
The snapshots of pain and grief of today's world will be replaced with snapshots of no more tears or suffering when Jesus returns to set things right.