Chapter 11: God’s Eternal Character

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Gay Bishop V. Gene Robinson said on NBC’s Today Show, “I believe that the spirit that was here at the convention … will continue in the church, and that spirit pulls us together.” There is no doubt “that” particular spirit will remain in the Episcopal Church. However, this is not God’s Spirit

because God does not speak against Himself. Nor does He change His mind. We learned that much in the last two chapters. Seventy-seven million Anglicans worldwide now have a choice to make concerning their own eternal salvation. They will choose between God’s Word and man’s doctrine. I can tell you that every individual will be held accountable to

God’s Word and you will not be able to plead confusion because your “bishop” taught you a “doctrine of man” opposite that of God’s Word.

There should now be a mass exodus from the U.S. Episcopal Church

and barring that, it will only indicate exactly how much Satan is in control of this denomination. These Episcopal bishops didn’t just stop there; they approved the blessing of same sex marriages and are working towards openly Gay and lesbian marriages within the confines of God’s church. Is

this God’s Word? Is this the Spirit of God? Get a life you Episcopal bishops and at least read the Bible that you claim supports your faith in the “One” God. Moving on, there is yet another or third book of God.

The third book written and claimed to be inspired of God is the Quran12, which the Prophet Muhammad claims God gave to him around 600 AD. The Quran acknowledges both Judaism and Christianity and claims to respect the word of God contained in those two books as well as those two

faiths. In Islam, this recognition would be understood to be within the context that Hebrew and Christian Scripture do not disagree with the information written in the Quran. Muhammad went on to write other information and once again we have countless writings on the interpretation of the Quran and the policies of its founder. The Quran and these other

writings constitute Islam. It has also been written that the Quran cannot be interpreted properly without studying it in the Aramaic language in which it was given. Therefore, some sects of Islam would most likely disavow the English translation that sits on my bookshelf. In sequence then, Judaism’s

book was written first, Christianity’s book second and the Islam’s book third. You might think it is a gross simplification, but it’s the basics.