Soon and Very Soon: a Spiritual / Political Phrophetic View: Second Edition

Publisher Marketing: I learned that with regards to ministerial preparation - even in many formal seminary instructions - the topic of discernment, prophecy and eschatological study is seriously lacking, avoided and misunderstood..." "Unconscious or conscious, in terms of the effects, this is a sin. It stems from a very old issue within Christianity, the ministry, and is found in many institutions of religious belief and theology. It also stems from the attempt by evil in high places to confuse and mislead. I refer to it as the Sadducee Pharisee complex - a devilish issue of pride, self-righteousness, opportunism, reprobation and abomination. "Also, our purpose in this writing is to clearly indicate the relationship, indeed the harmony, between genuine Christianity and morally correct, justified and righteous political struggle, and here, I use the term political struggle in its epistemological and etymological sense of a struggle for power and control of a people's culture and destiny. {Psalms 3 and 34:17} Christianity has always stood for righteousness and an essential component of righteousness is the insistence on the abhorrence of injustice, oppression, exploitation, political dominance and terror. Isaiah 61:1-5 clearly demands the children - indeed the elect of GOD - to take on the infirmities of the weak and to boldly attack evil in its spiritual and earthly-material manifestations" . Let us also say that many of the myths, misinterpretations and distortions in the King James Version of the Bible are also dealt with and the deceptions stated above are exposed as an element of imperialistic deception and the rising anti-christ - "All that calls itself Israel is not Israel."{Romans 9: 6} Notwithstanding the validity of the King James version of the Bible - in a relative sense - being a good reference source on the word of GOD, the fact of the racist and opportunistic context of its origin and the true reason for its' writing and decisions as to what to include and what not to include in the writing and the lack of acknowledging the African origin of Christianity along with the lack of mentioning the African presence in the Bible, makes this writing unique and vital for all Christians and all people, particularly people of African descent!