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“David Episcopus Moni Iudeorum”: Saint David’s 601 Synod and the Welsh Church’s Stand Against Rome

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Article 2 Segment from “Saint David of Wales, the Culdees, and the True Meaning of the ‘Lord’s Way’: A Defense of Celtic Sabbath Observance” as from the book wider book […]

“The Race of Christians” a phrase embraced by the persecuted early church Martyrs.

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“The Race of Christians” a phrase embraced by the persecuted early church Martyrs. (Transcript released notes for the topic broadcasted on “Our Father’s Business”. A message by Dr Stephen MK […]

King Arthur, Glastonbury and Joseph of Arimathea Connections

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About half of the the below content was covered on our LIVE weekly broadcast “Our Father’s Business“. The rest of the content, including a section on the First Century British […]