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Marching to Zion ( 1:48:27 Hrs.) by Holocaust For Beginners Published: 2021-11-21 Marching to Zion Framing the World (FTW) presents Marching to Zion in this (one hour and 48 minute) video. FTW analyses the "March to Zion" from the earliest beginnings. Bibical stories are referred to and explained. The references to chapter & verse are noted, and if required given a full explanation. The historical split between the 12 tribes are shown, 10 becoming Israel, and 2 becoming Judah. Israel was overthrown by the Assryians and its inhabitants became the Samaritans. Judah became Judea, and people were called Jews. The New Testament details how the Christ were sent to redeem the Jews, but was rejected and crucified by them. In 1948, the state of Israel came into being. Many "Christians" have proclaimed this as the "blessing of the Lord". But was it? FTW seeks the answer to that question. Pastor Steven Anderson guides, explains, and leads the guide for the solution to the question.   Additional information about this document Property Value Author(s): Holocaust For Beginners Title: Marching to Zion ( 1:48:27 Hrs.) Sources: n/a Contributions: n/a Published: 2021-11-21 First posted on CODOH: Nov. 21, 2021, 10:21 a.m. Last revision: n/a Comments: n/a Appears In: Downloads Videos Chats + Interviews Mirrors: n/a Download: n/a We should look good in:  Report a bug!   © 1996-2023 CODOH.com | All Rights Reserved