Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeYour LettersOpen minded study

Open minded study

Richard Ibbett (Southern Free times, September 13) truly hit the target with his incisive and well crafted letter regarding our ancient origins, and Australia’s unique destiny within the Biblical latter day Israel of the British Empire. Mr Ibbett has very astutely detailed some of the Scriptural and historical facts proving the Israelite ancestry of the British peoples. A sincere and open minded study of this subject is a magnificently rewarding experience. I wholeheartedly commend and applaud Mr Ibbett for his scholarly epistle, and recommend the honest consideration of the same to all.
Some of the most interesting descriptions of the latter day saved and redeemed, restored and reunited Israel are those which refer to a nation named “Great” (Genesis 12), and a company or Commonwealth of Nations (Genesis 17, 28, 35 and 48), all united as one Kingdom under David’s Royal Throne, and known by the emblem of the Lion and the Unicorn (Genesis 49.9; Deuteronomy 33.17; Numbers 23 and 24; Jeremiah 31 and 33). There is even mention made of Israelite Princes, Generals, and soldiers clothed in scarlet; red coats (Nahum 2), with blue ribands (Numbers 15).
Latter day Israel was to be found in the Isles of the sea northwest of Palestine, and in Islands and coastlands around the world (I Samuel 7; Isaiah 32, 41, 41, 43 and 49). Specifically, the Kingdom of Israel was to be found in the north (Great Britain), the west (Canada), and the land of Sinim (The Southern bush land in Hebrew; Australia).
The British Empire (Great Britain and the Realms of the Commonwealth) is clearly and repeatedly portrayed with unmistakable accuracy and great vividness in the Holy Bible, and we Australians may be rightly and humbly appreciative of our national heritage under Her Majesty the Queen, and the British Lion and Unicorn. God has indeed kept His word to King David, whose daughter Reigns upon his Throne over Israel today. Rule, Britannia!
God Save the Queen.

Steven Harrison
Killarney

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Young brothers dominate at Warwick Show

It was a full family affair for three young cattle paraders at this year’s Warwick Show. Siblings Darcy, Emmett and Fletcher Skillington put brotherly love...
More News

Nominations open for triples

Nominations are now open for annual The Summit Triples Carnival on 12 April. A sheet for the Club Championship Mixed Pairs has also been placed...

Ballandean hails standout 2026 vintage

With a season “defined by resilience, extreme weather and groundbreaking vineyard trials,” Ballandean Estate is hailing their 2026 vintage as one of their best....

National BMX medalist to visit local school

In two weeks, Warwick Christian College students will welcome National Silver Medalist in Freestyle BMX, Alec Danelutti, to their campus as part of the...

Pike trophy begins

Wes Smith and Nikki Waterworth have taken out the first round of Pike Trophy at Stanthorpe Golf Course that also doubled as the March...

Southern Queensland’s new tourism chief named

Award winning tourism chief Sally Scott will take over Queensland Country Tourism’s top job in place of retiring CEO Peter Homan. The southern Queensland tourism...

Warwick aged care serves up five-star flavour

Aged care residents at the Warwick Hospital are living the high life as the Maggie Beer Foundation hits eight months at The Oaks aged...

National survey calls on local businesses

The Small Business Perspectives Survey is back, and the Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) are calling on regional business owners to take...

Rotary exchange takes student to Denmark

From navigating a new language to experiencing a 33-degree temperature drop, local Stanthorpe Rotary member Fitzroy Pascoe’s exchange trip in Denmark is all the...

Consistent Sam Hinze snares record

Warwick Women’s Club Champion for a record-breaking 18th year in a row is Sam Hinze with 320 gross. A new champion took out B...

Annual event proves popular

The “Two Four Two’s Day” was a great success again, with 28 players in the pairs competition at Warwick Bowls Club at the weekend....