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With the dawning of every new day, humanity is forced ever so closer to its appointed destiny, an ordained manifestation of God where time and mercy ends and God's eternal judgment begins. This spiritual threshold was breached by the unveiling and fulfillment of the prophecy given in Daniel 12:4; and with the emergence of the computer via the www (the tree of knowledge of good and evil revisited), man's curiosity, driven by an uncontrollable desire for knowledge, has propelled the heart of man's imagination into the realm of the unknown, a cosmoses of unknown knowledge unsorted by the truth, a distorted truth that callously represents a place in time controlled through the manipulation of false information by that old serpent called the Devil, and Satan, which deceived the whole world (Revelation 12:9). As spirit-filled, truth-believing children of God, we must use every avenue given to us by the spirit of God to ensure the evolution of the Church's message (Calvary) without sacrificing the truth and integrity of God's word. And since God's word requires no additives or preservatives in order to maintain its "e;integrity, "e; it would benefit the true church more by returning to its roots, the basics, the truth! In his latest diabolical, yet subtle contribution to mankind, that old serpent, called the Devil, flaunts his authority over Tinsel Town, in the form of a weekly television series. Hollywood's latest blockbuster Lucifer lends credence to the words of the prophet Isaiah: "e;Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter"e; (Isaiah 5:20). The true body of Christ breeds to redeem the time when "e;the truth begins and ends still being the truth!"e;Darkness for lightReturning to its roots
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