Elohim(God) Came To My Street

About the Book

This is an autobiographical treatise of an American citizen raised during a period our nation was placed on trial in the battle for the civil right of racial equality.  This writing presents a candidly plain perspective of a desire and struggle for the divine right every human being is entitled to, to come to know the truth about where mankind came from and where it is going.  The journey is one we all make through the space we are allowed to experience this physical realm.  This work, however, presents a  bold and provocative argument  to support the fact that the reality of our existence as created and  pro-created spirit beings is eternal.

This writing chronicles the joy and sorrow from the heights and depths involved with human relationships.  The author discloses his intimate and personal experience(s) with the Elohim (God) of creation before and after his spiritual rebirth/pentecost.  The writer details of such experiences that would summon the response of a US president and later result with the writer being one of the first to quantify and articulate specific technological audit incentive oversights which catalyst the greed of  financial gain as exposed in America's executive corporate culture, i.e. Enron, World Com and others before conception of the Sarbannes Oxley Act.          

The ultimate focus and culmination of this work is to praise and extol Yahweh-Elohim, our Heavenly Father, as he has visited his creatures and children one last time in the body of Henry Clifford Kinley.  This work proclaims his eternal reward of a spiritual peace, joy and happiness that embodies the power to suffer opposition.  The world as a whole, is ignorant of this Divine Philosophy.

Kenneth Lamar Williams

Copyright 2007

About the Author

The writer’s journey begins growing up in North Little Rock, Arkansas with memories of family and sociological events of the late 1950s, 60s and 70s.  Early first hand witness experiences with the deaths of a childhood friend, a church youth  and the writer’s mother mold an emotionally injured youth going away to college.  Unrecognized as the first minority student from the state of Arkansas to be recruited and receive from US senator Wilbur Mills a United States Military Academy appointment, the writer followed the dream once held by his older brother of athletic promise.

After college years at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, a brief stint with the Buffalo Bills and New Orleans Saints and a failed first marriage, the writer becomes permanently affiliated  with the Institute of Divine Metaphysical Research, a world wide religious and scientific research organization.  Nineteen years and two additional marriages would occur before the writer is made satisfied with the vocation his life was pre-ordained to pursue. 

This memoir is a record of the path and journey yet being  traveled by it's author, dedicated to the glory of his life, i.e. his children and the ever presence of Elohim(God) manifested through the body of Henry Clifford Kinley, who is forever with us, his children, even unto the end of this age.