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Table of ContentsAUTHOR'S STATEMENT..................................................2PREFACE.............................................................7INTRODUCTIONHow the Seven Mysteries Were Revealed..............................10CHAPTER IWho and What is God?...............................................22CHAPTER IIMystery of Angels and Evil Spirits.................................37CHAPTER IIIThe Mystery of Man.................................................58CHAPTER IVMystery of Civilization............................................79CHAPTER VMystery of Israel..................................................92CHAPTER VIMystery of the Church.............................................114CHAPTER VIIMystery of the Kingdom of God.....................................165
PrefaceDID you ever ask yourself: "Who am I? What am I? Why am I?The world about you is a mystery. You yourself are a mystery. You have neverseen your brain, the seat of your intellect and all that you are.Your life is engulfed in mysteries. On reflection, your very existence is a mystery.Did you simply happen by unintelligent resident earthly forces without meaning orpurpose, or were you intelligently designed and created by an all-powerful God ofsupreme mind for a purpose that also has been hidden in mystery? In fact, the persistenttradition throughout human history about the Creator God has been such a mystery thathigher education in the Western world has sought to erase the mystery by giving itsvirtually unanimous acceptance to the theory of evolution.Diffusion of education did not begin among the human race until after theinvention of printing in the 15th century. As education became more widespread--asintellectualism developed--as knowledge of astronomy expanded knowledge of theuniverse about us--thinking minds began to ask questions. What of the whole vastuniverse? How did it all originate? Rational, scientifically oriented minds foundthemselves unable to explain the developing knowledge of an expanded universe with theteaching of religion as they knew it through the Roman Catholic Church andProtestantism, which had dominated the thinking of the Western world. The teaching of along-haired, semi-effeminate picture of Jesus and the concept of a God composed ofinvisible spirit was not intellectually satisfying to them. It was all a colossal mystery. Inthe vanity of their self-professed scholarly minds they tried to evade the mystery entirelyon the basis of materialism. They appeased their curiosity by attempting to work out asolution to the mystery of origins, existence, and life by reasoning out a self-satisfying,materialistic explanation.Gradually the theory of evolution evolved in thinking, yet ignorant, minds filledwith intellectual vanity. This thinking evolved into the theory of "use and disuse" by deLamarck. On the heels of de Lamarck's theory came Charles Darwin with his theory ofthe "survival of the fittest." Actually Darwin died unsure of his own theory. However, twocolleagues, Haeckel and Huxley, fought vigorously to promote the Darwinian theory intopublic acceptance.But were created human minds of intellectual vanity, who created a theory, moreall-knowing than the supreme mind that created them? The evolutionary theory has beeninvented by human minds in an effort to explain the presence of a creation without thepreexistence of a divine Creator.And if the all-powerful God was your Maker, and exists as the divine Creator ofall that is, then the mystery about God emerges, in order of time sequence, as the first andparamount mystery of all.Who and what is God? That is a mystery not understood by any religion, notexplained by science, untaught by higher education. The intellectually vain originators ofthe evolutionary theory found the existence of God, as presented by religion, a mysterythey could neither understand nor accept. But the religionists whom they rejected did not
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Page 5: closed the Holy Spirit and eternal
Page 9 and 10: different forms and shapes that can
Page 11: created. Religion involves one's co
Page 14 and 15: This self-analysis at age 18 led me
Page 16 and 17: my clients. My business was growing
Page 18 and 19: "Why," I exclaimed, "how can that b
Page 20 and 21: taken a severe beating. I had to ac
Page 22 and 23: eligious leader who arrived at his
Page 24 and 25: The first created man Adam, taking
Page 26 and 27: I am not condemning or judging thes
Page 28 and 29: If you were asked where in the Bibl
Page 30 and 31: all things created, that are in hea
Page 32 and 33: That character might be summed up i
Page 34 and 35: The generally accepted teaching of
Page 36 and 37: "the little flock." In the 17th cha
Page 38 and 39: call it--existing along with our ow
Page 40 and 41: therefore know more about the human
Page 42 and 43: Coming to the intersection of the s
Page 44 and 45: But what do we mean by righteous ch
Page 46 and 47: evealing of one phase of the myster
Page 48 and 49: When God placed angels--apparently
Page 50 and 51: Frankenstein monster, to destroy hi
Page 52 and 53: This Lucifer, then, had been statio
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Their penalty (they are still await
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The Mystery of ManIT SEEMS incredib
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Let me here interject a biblical pr
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So, on the sixth day of that re-cre
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dwelling of the Holy Spirit injecte
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Philosophers think of human worth a
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The first human, Adam, was created
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But he would have experienced a dir
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university campuses. It is the spir
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I quote now from an article in The
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What a tragedy that, as plainly sta
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Who, then, is a real Christian? Onl
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seeing. A fiction writer wrote abou
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Had Adam taken of the proffered tre
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all the evils, sorrows, pain and su
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interracial marriage--so exceedingl
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They, like Satan, thought that if t
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Nimrod built a number of cities--Ba
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Mystery of IsraelDID IT EVER STRIKE
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city" (Heb. 11:13-16). Seeking a be
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How Much Land--What Size Nations?Th
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So God entered into a covenant with
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It's time we UNDERSTAND THIS!This n
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There was a condition--a great big
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Upon ascending the throne, Jeroboam
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Name "Israel" Given to Joseph's Son
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or be lost (Amos 9:9). The people d
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Stealing from GodGod has a financia
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away, and weather upsets increase,
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CHAPTER VIMystery of the ChurchPERH
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away of Satan. The Feast of Taberna
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Most think of the CHURCH as a build
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And that is something not even the
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Outside the city walls, at the Plac
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the future establishment of the KIN
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ecame Jesus Christ. Therefore, Jesu
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Immediately they feared being accus
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the presence of humanity on the ear
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God put it in my mind and heart whe
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Unless or UNTIL a son of Adam could
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Christ has atoned for the past. Rep
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But division over Church organizati
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Continue: "And are built upon the f
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And it CANNOT BE DIVIDED. It remain
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"first-fruits" of God's salvation (
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kingdom" upon being baptized, but a
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them on the spiritual milk--not yet
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specially called and drawn by God.
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eceiver, an ex-judge of a non-Chris
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Take an analogy from Satan's world,
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6,000 years. The Church is called o
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False Gospel ProclaimedSoon a viole
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The mad Nero in A.D. 64 blamed the
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they had. Booklets and articles wer
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This is not necessarily always refe
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A prominent evangelist said to a wo
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ulers, even today, he did not know
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Now here we have described FOUR uni
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He is the "nobleman" of the parable
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no crime, no jails or prisons, no p
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Look now at the solved problems!See
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Read of the huge earthquakes yet to
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Lord of hosts shall bless, saying,
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In God's kingdom, commands of his w
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But remember, the humans remaining
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First, it is the government of God-
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him, and held him down, Jacob also
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King David, resurrected, immortal,
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At that time, even as today, that w
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One of the great problems facing th
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Also the indication is that the tea
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"So I prophesied as he commanded me
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But wait a moment! Before you disbe
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It cannot be the state in which God
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