The Philadelphia Trumpet Magazine
March 2008 • Volume 19, NO. 3
Departments
From the Editor
Israel: When the Miracle Victories Ended
Israel was once a little nation filled with miracles. Why have those miracles ceased? Read a slice of history that reveals the only way to bring peace to the Middle East.
Commentary
Yearning for Discipline
British children leave the island to regain a lost British virtue.
World
The Inspiring History Britain Should Never Forget
Britain’s history of miracles made it great. The Lisbon Treaty represents a shift in faith away from God and toward Europe.
What You Didn’t Know About This Woman
The plan to stabilize Pakistan with Benazir Bhutto abruptly ended with her assassination. But the plan was fantastically flawed to begin with.
Misreporting Kosovo
How the mainstream press has missed the most important angle on events in the Balkans.
Advancing the “Freedom” Agenda
Did President Bush’s recent tour through the Mideast lay a foundation for peace, or war?
Don’t Expect Jacob Zuma to Fix South Africa
Once the jewel of Africa, this nation is now going the way of the rest of the continent. The new leader of the ruling party won’t help matters.
A Nightmare Alliance
The warming Iran-Egypt relationship could become Israel’s greatest security threat.
Iran-Egypt Alliance Prophesied
Why we’ve been saying for 13 years that this would happen
Economy
Get Out of Credit Card Debt
Credit card bills weighing you down? You are not alone. Here is how to become debt-free.
Religion
The Resurrection Was Not on Sunday
Jesus said He would be in the grave three days and three nights. But Good Friday to Easter Sunday would make the Messiah out to be a liar. What is the truth about Christ’s resurrection?
Peanut Shell
In his book Raising the Ruins, now available in bookstores, Trumpet executive editor Stephen Flurry exposes the reality of what happened to the Worldwide Church of God. Here is the 15th chapter.
Living
Through Your Daughter’s Eyes
A note to fathers
Society
The Sick Man of Europe?
Britain has been branded the sickliest nation in Europe. But the nation has far worse problems than mere physical ailments.
