Revis Daggett: The Shadow of the Inquisition, part 4
Could it be that David Crockett was fighting against the Spanish Inquisition when he died at the Battle of the Alamo? Could the Texas Revolution have
Could it be that David Crockett was fighting against the Spanish Inquisition when he died at the Battle of the Alamo? Could the Texas Revolution have
Why is it that Mexican grandmothers don’t want to talk about their families’ history? Could it be that there is a Jewish element in their
Was Christopher Columbus Jewish? If so, did his voyage of discovery in 1492 have any connection to his Jewish identity? That’s one of the questions
Remember Cinderella? She’s a servant in her own home, oppressed by her adopted family, and unable to access her true identity as her father’s heir.
Readers of The Barking Fox may have noticed that the blog posts have become sparse recently. Why is that? To paraphrase Tevye of Fiddler on
About 6,000 years ago, so the Scriptures tell us, our first ancestors chose to put their trust in their own senses rather than in the
The National Shabbat movement arrived in the Lone Star State through a gathering of about 100 people on March 19 at Fischer Park in the
What is it that brings God’s people together faster than anything else? How about praising and worshipping our Creator together on the day He set
Language is a perilous thing. It can unite us, but quite often it does the opposite. That, by the way, was God’s intent. We know
For friends in the Southeast, here is another opportunity to gather with brethren who are taking YHVH seriously about His promise to regather and restore
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