"Brit-Am Now"-942
Contents:
1. Lane Kelly: The Variety of Israel
2. Cam Rea: War Games and Simulation
3. Thomas Gray: "a profound observation"

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1. Lane Kelly: The Variety of Israel
Subject: Re: New Entries to "Hebrew Pictures"
http://britam.org/HebrewTypes.html
Dear Yair:

I really enjoy looking at all the photos in the "Hebrews" gallery. I have noticed a striking phenomenon - they all have two eyes, two ears, one nose and a mouth! All joking aside, the variety of complexions, hair color and texture, and face shapes is what is most noticeable. Even among the Jews who have done such a superb job at remaining "Jewish" after all these centuries. We are all truly a mixture of peoples. Although there is a high probability of Jewish ancestors on my father's side, I feel in my heart that I am an Ephraimite. My ancestry is Czech, Dutch, French and English (with maybe a dab of Native American) but all my life I have been told I resemble Ann Margret who is Swedish! He has indeed scattered the seed of Abraham, praise Hashem forever!

My continued praise and prayers for your work,
Lane Kelly
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2. Cam Rea: War Games and Simulation
Subject: Long Bow


Long bow is a good weapon for devastating armies on foot. The Composite bow which the Scythians seemed to use, is very good for distance and rapid firing while on horseback or on foot.  Has a much greater ranger and was very easy to handle.

To get an idea, or better yet a simulation of the weapons. The game Medieval total war, or Rome total war is very good when it comes to the accuracy of weapons, and military maneuvers of armies. I play the game quite a bit to get a better understand of the use of such weapons, and how well do they preform against certain armies.
I would recommend if there is an interest, to buy those games and try them out. Every few years they come out with new ones for different time periods.

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3. Thomas Gray: "a profound observation"
Subject: Perverse copycat.
re "Brit-Am Now"-941
#1. Craig Blackwood: Insights

This comment by Craig Blackwood: "Satan never originates, he only imitates and that inversely and perversely." is a profound observation that needs to be urgently recognized.  The failure to recognize this has caused needless antagonism and has distracted believers in God into fighting the wrong enemy.  Besides pointing an accusing finger at certain music critics, I am thinking that I have been guilty at times of this error in other areas.  Every good and perfect gift is from God, and He is the Creator.  If that gift is being misused, we should be carefully calling attention to the misuse instead of denouncing the gift itself as Satanic.

Thomas Gray.