The Last Great Book: God's Final Message to the Modern Age

Beginning in the early morning hours of May 1, 2006 the world heard again from the God of Abraham in a supernatural, but understandable way. At that time the author was chosen as a messenger and communications began with visionary periods extending o... Read more

Beginning in the early morning hours of May 1, 2006 the world heard again from the God of Abraham in a supernatural, but understandable way. At that time the author was chosen as a messenger and communications began with visionary periods extending over an eight-year period, each of which had a reason and purpose, the first of which reminds mankind that we have advanced thinking skills including logic, reason, and common sense. Humans also evolve, and the supernatural shared updated information with the messenger that was conceptual in nature but not contrary to Biblical Scripture nor mankind's natural ability to understand the Eternal Truth of Love from the God of Love. As the Spirit of truth (John 16;12-14) the author-messenger was given tangible evidence that shows that the Second Coming of Jesus is a process that is underway. However, it is also a time for humanity to consider its past, ponder what the status quo of human life is telling us as Western civilization continues its decline, and what bodes for the future. The most important feature of this work is its credibility. History has clearly shown that visions are naturally accruing but of limited value to humanity. The belief in a Supreme Being in one form or another is also naturally occurring, as is the belief that there are abstract notions of our place in the cosmos. This work notes that the idea of an afterlife and a soul dwelling within mankind motivates us to do what is right and holy because that's what God wants for us.Finally, the God of Love does not do irony. We were told in Scripture that there would be a period of accountability for our behavior here on earth, and that time has arrived. It is a process that allows us to be born again as individuals and most importantly, as a world populated by the children of God. This work is an important artifact of human history as its credibility clearly shows. Less