Benjamin Roden person

“George and his wife went to Israel to prepare the way for people to go to the Holy Land. And by people, they're talking about their church flock. As a result of this mission, the religious news service carried the story. Newspapers and maga…”

“Liza's much better on this. You're talking about Ben. We're not to George yet. Right. Ben was buried in... They actually buried him and then exhumed him and moved him over to Israel and reburied him. And that's not something that anyone can…”

“And he basically founds the branch Davidian, which is a subset of the Davidian church that we were just talking about. So the Seventh-day Adventist is so it's kind of like a subset of it. You've got the Davidians and then you have the branc…”

“And as a wedding gift, Lois's mother gave her a publication from the Church of Latter-day Saints, which is Mormons. Many of the Latter-day Saints' beliefs corresponded to those of the Jewish religion. In 1940, they joined the Seven-Day Adve…”

“based upon a provisional government land grant and purchases a tractor that helps the village grow and prosper many of the branch people including the rodent family migrated to israel the branch organic agricultural association abbreviated …”

“He spent some time working in oil fields, first in Oklahoma and then in Odessa, Texas. He marries a woman by the name of Lois Scott in 1937. He and Scott had two daughters and four sons. One of their sons is George Roden. And we found in an…”

“So that kind of runs in this church as a theme. In 1937, Benjamin Roden, R-O-D-E-N, is born in 1902 in Bearden, Oklahoma. And at the time, that area was Indian territory. He was from a family that was Jewish.…”

“It was tied up in courts for seven years. Rodin won control of the Davidians, which is now known as the Branch Davidians. For the next 15 years, he led the group along with a theological path that kind of fit him. Ben Rodin made an initial …”