British Israelism lost momentum with the establishment of the State of Israel.
I believe there were other sincere motivations prior to that.
What I wish to point out is that the Jewish people’s contribution to economic history lay in the spread of fiat currency.
In *The Jews and Economic Life*, Sombart bases his argument on the Book of Tobit.
The claim that the British royal family descends from the house of Israel is extreme, and the assertion that there was no Diaspora of ancient Israel is also an extreme view.
The April skies are bright and blue, the world is waking up anew, To greet a little princess fair, with golden sunshine in her hair. A budding rose of royal grace, with sweet tomorrow in her face, A nation watches with a smile, the little child who plays awhile.
Grow gentle in the garden's light, through sunny day and quiet night, May all your paths be strewn with flowers, and happy pass the childhood hours. A simple prayer of hope we bring, for you, a daughter of the King, That peace and love may guard your way, from this your happy natal day.
The future holds a winding road, but love will help to share the load, And every heart across the land, extends a loyal, tender hand. So grow in beauty, strength, and truth, throughout the golden days of youth, Our little princess, pure and sweet, whom all the bells of Britain greet.
Blood Of The Nation Rose sweet and rare growing in a beauty each day in England's God and sheltered with for you
heart gladness attend you Heaven defend you dear Little Prince say isabeth we will respect you watch and protect you dear little prin Elizabeth Fair the fls in the land we adore long Happ for you ever Angels Above you know how we love you little princess the and of fls in the land we adore long happy for you Angels Above you no how we love you little princess Princess Elizabeth
Note: In April 1930, before adopting her famous pen name Patience Strong, lyricist Winifred Emma May co-wrote an official tribute song titled "Princess Elizabeth" with composer Richard Crean to celebrate the future Queen Elizabeth II's 4th birthday. The song was recorded by tenor Webster Booth and performed at the Royal Command Performance at the London Palladium.
Would you like me to adjust the rhythm or poetic tone of this piece, or are you looking for details on any other historical songs written for the Royal Family?
Winifred Emma May (4 June 1907 – 28 August 1990) was a poet from the United Kingdom, best known for her work under the pen name Patience Strong. Her poems were usually short, simple and imbued with sentimentality, the beauty of nature and inner strength. She was also a successful lyricist, composing English words for the tango 'Jealousy' and 'The Dream of Olwen' and an author of several books dealing with Christianity and practical psychology. In 1935 she asked The Daily Mirror for a regular publication of her poems. The features editor asked her to return the following day with eighteen new poems and a suggested pseudonym. This she did with the pseudonym of Patience Strong, a name she took from a book of the same name by Adeline T. Whitney (born 1870). Her daily poems, in ‘The Quiet Corner’, continued throughout World War II until 1946 when her column was transferred to the Sunday Pictorial (later The Sunday Mirror) and continued for several decades. She also contributed poems to the weekly magazine Woman's Own and latterly to the quarterly magazine, This England. Her poems were also published in various anthologies and she made two records reciting her poems.
The veil is lifted. Now we know our name, our task, our place. God is working out His purpose through the British race. And will set His kingdom up according to the Word. Israel must contend with Satan. Let these truths be heard-And understood, lest we be jound unworthy of the trust, And Israel fall again into dishonour and the dust of God's displeasure.
Search the sacred Books of Prophecy, See past visions in the mirror of our history.
Is it not the God of Jacob Whom we now adore? He Who brought the Israelites through famine, plague and war?
The very God upon Whose name the British peoples call, Is He not the God of David?
Shall that Kingdom fall?
Never. It was not for this God scattered Israel's seed across the earth. thus raising up the Anglo-Saxon breed. This Truth shall be our sword and shield, our hope and citadel, The knowledge and the glorious faith that we are Israel.
“The veil is lifted. Now we know our name, our task, our place. God is working out His purpose through the British race. And will set His kingdom up according to the Word. Israel must contend with Satan. Let these truths be heard and understood.”
this God scattered Israel's seed across the earth. thus raising up the Anglo- Saxon breed. This Truth shall be our sword and shield, our hope and citadel, The knowledge and the glorious faith that we are Israel. By PATIENCE STRONG
“God is working out His purpose through the British race, and will set His Kingdom up according to the Word. Israel must contend with Satan. Let these truths be heard and understood.
Thus God scattered Israel’s seed across the earth, thereby raising up the Anglo-Saxon breed. This truth shall be our sword and shield, our hope and citadel—the knowledge and the glorious faith that we are Israel.”
QUIET CORNER Israel, The veil is lifted. Now- we know our name, our task, our place. God is working out
this God scattered Israel's seed across the earth. thus raising up the Anglo- Saxdon breed. This Truth shall be our sword and sjzield, our hope and citadel, The knowledge and the glorious faith that we are Israel. By PATIENCE STRONG
なお、Patience Strongは本名Winifred Emma Mayで、一般には家庭・信仰・希望を扱う大衆詩人として知られました。British-Israelismとの関係は、彼女の全作品の中心というより、1940年代以降の宗教的著作や一部の詩に現れる側面です。(originofnations.org)
During the same period, Patience Strong was accruing a degree of celebrity that would make her a household name in post-war Britain. Strong - whose real name was Winifred May - wrote poems of patriotic sentiment and encouragement which were published in the Daily Mirror during and after the war. Her poems were serialised in a number of volumes throughout the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s. Strong was also an ardent British-Israelite.
She wrote a book on the subject of British-Israel prophecy which was published by Bachman in 1986.°' She actively supported the Avalon project, under the auspices of which the BIWF purchased property in Glastonbury in order to establish a British-Israelist retreat and educational centre. She spoke at the dedication ceremony of the Mount Avalon property on Easter Sunday 1970, along with Harold Stough and the Mayor of Glastonbury Cecil Hamilton Miller." In fact, many of the poems that Strong published in the pages of the Daily Mirror express definitively British-Israelist sentiments. In 1940, Strong's poem
'Israel' was printed on the seventh page of the paper. The poem includes the following lines:
The veil is lifted. Now we know our name, our task, our place. God is working out His purpose through the British race. And will set His kingdom up according to the Word. Israel must contend with Satan. Let these truths be heard and understood.
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Along with Patience Strong, the most committed of the celebrity British-Israelists during the second half of the twentieth century was Bob Danvers-Walker. Danvers-Walker's name is all but forgotten now, but during the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, his voice would have been familiar to the majority of the British public. He broadcast to British troops during the war via Radio Normandy, and after the cessation of hostilities he voiced Pathe newsreels, before moving into light entertainment during the 1960s. During the latter period, Walker hosted a range of talk shows and game shows including Wheel of Fortune and Take Your Pick. In the 1970s, Danvers-Walker began to dedicate his time and efforts to disseminating the British-Israel message. He began presenting 'lantern lectures' (lectures illustrated by projected images) on a variety of British-Israel beliefs. At the end of April 1976, he
The document contains a collection of poems and passages by Patience Strong focused on themes of positivity, gratitude, kindness, hope, and finding ...
Patience Strong is one of Britain's most famous poets. Her monthly poems may be found on an Anglican site at http://archbishops.org/january.htm What most do not know or care to know, is that she is actually an advocate of British-Israelism. In her book, Someone had to say it, she dedicated the book to Harold Stough, a prominent British-Israel teacher: "Dedicated with gratitude to Harold Stough at whose never-to-be forgotten lecture at Orpington Village Hall, Kent, in 1940 I first heard the life-changing message of Christian-Israelism". In chapter 21 she openly extols the British-Israel truth.
Her obituary is attached (PDF). We think that the press got it wrong and that she was not born a Cushing. But her second husband was named Cushing. There is also a recent magazine (PDF) article for your reading pleasure.
Following are two famous poems by her for your reading pleasure.
THE COMPANY OF NATIONS
A group of islands, loved and lovely, first a colony -
Strung out like a necklace flung across the southern seas -
Now a beautiful Dominion, God's own gift to us -
A jewel in the Israel crown, a pearl most marvellous
Rich in churches, farms and cities; pastures, cattle, sheep -
where this people British-bred their ancient laws may keep.
First of Britain's family to come to Britain's aid -
In two great world-wide wars - the memory shall not fade -
From the Mother heart that beats in London's sanctuary.
Across the world we hail New Zealand - one of our company.
THIS ONE THING
Westward sailed the Mayflower pilgrims to a better law -
Where in freedom they might live - as Puritans to stand -
For liberty of mind and soul, prepared to sacrifice
- all they had for this one thing: the pearl beyond all price ...
Thus did they fulfill the Jacobean prophecy -
That the sons of Joseph in the course of time should be -
Two great nations working out God's plan from age to age:
Ephraim and Manasseh, heirs to Israel's heritage.
Our Anglo-Saxon ancestry - the bond of blood we share -
Is this secret and the strength of this our common prayer:
Forgive us our iniquities as we in patience -
Ask a blessing for ourselves and our inheritance.
THE APPOINTED PLACE
Our identity is veiled for those who cannot see - the truth behind the legends. They have lost the vital key - of prophecy - fulfilled when came the holocaust of wars - and European powers beat iron-fisted at our doors.
We are not of Europe. We, the Anglo-Saxon breed - have grown from Jacob's seed - and travelled through the centuries to 'the appointed place' - destined to become the royal cradle of our race.
Here we have been planted, spreading boughs across the sea - for we are the children of the Lord of history ... Read the Word most marvellous and by its lantern trace - the story of our pilgrimage to the appointed place.
Westwards from Canaan to Scythia and westwards thence to the God-blessed Isles of the West - later to send sons and daughters to establish new nations in all the continents.
THE SLEEPING STONE
I stopped to call a taxi in the heart of Babylon.
At the pavement’s edge I stood - the traffic writhing on
Leftward to the Whitehall turning like a lustrous snake
Or rightward to Westminster Bridge, the southbound road to take,
There to pass proud Boadicea set towards the tower
Where Big Ben in his solemn grandeur booms the passing hour
As if to warn the seething crowds that Time brooks no delay
As he sifts the minutes of the unforgiving day.
While I across the street looked out towards the Abbey wall -
Afloat behind a spray of limpid light that seemed to fall
Veiling the secret features of the Abbey’s ancient face
That houses Jacob’s Bethel stone in its appointed place...
Where Israel’s holy treasure lies for every eye to see:
Safe in our keeping. This, the very Stone of Destiny.
The taxi came. Again we plunged into the turgid stream -
And glancing back, the Abbey seemed remote as in a dream.
Sculptured in its frozen calm it stood apart, alone,
Sharing with God the hidden knowledge of the sleeping stone.
パティエンス・ストロングの詩
パティエンス・ストロングは、イギリスで最も有名な詩人の一人です。彼女の月刊詩は、アングリカンのサイト http://archbishops.org/january.htm でご覧いただけます。ほとんどの人が知らない、あるいは知りたがらないことは、彼女が実はイギリス・イスラエル主義の擁護者であるということです。彼女の著書『Someone Had to say it』において、彼女は本書を英国・イスラエルの著名な教師ハロルド・ストウに捧げました：「1940年、ケント州オーピントン・ビレッジホールでの決して忘れられない講演において、私が初めてキリスト教・イスラエル主義の人生を変えるメッセージを聞いたハロルド・ストウに捧げます」第21章で、彼女は公然とイギリス・イスラエルの真実を称賛しています。
