The False Cardinal Points
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In Canaan, the children of Jacob reviled Joseph. In Egypt, they revered Zaph'-nath-pa-a-neah. Unknown to them, this African prince is their murdered brother. But, because of Joseph's rejection, Africa led and sustained the world well through a seven year famine; As-e-nath met Zaph'-nath-pa-a-neah; Manas'-seh and E'-phra-im are born. This beauty was, however, shortlived in Egypt's latter and tragic rejection of this worthy prince. This constitutes the hub of the Africa's experience. Likewise, Israel's rejection of the Son of Joseph ensures the Gentiles met her Christ, and the Gentile Church is born. Like Africa, employing the counsel of this, once again, rejected Prince has sustained our Western led world civilizations well through her worst experiences. As was with Egypt, this beautiful sustainance may also become short-lived in the ongoing rejection of this Son of Zaph'-nath-pa-a-neah. Once again, it seems, our modern civilizations is already inalienably locked on this Africa's historic path and tragedies. As for you and me: is there an escape?
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In this book – The False Cardinal Points – the author has sought to look diligently, precisely and succinctly into the absolute truth contained in the scriptures without regard to the religious interference of men to the belief and practices of its messages. In discussing Titles, Trinity, Tithe and Soul, The False Cardinal Points is thus different from the fables and any religious oratory which you may have heard, fictions you may have read, and the story teller’s wild tales which you may have been told. This book is, however, not a contradiction of the norm. It is an expose of the standard foundations of what ought to be the norm. For this reason, the contents of this book is a must read for all those who hunger for the undiluted truth of the scriptures. I, therefore, urge you to come along and let us reason the contents of these pages together. Let us discuss them against the backdrop of the references presented in every line and paragraph. It could be all you need to know in order to gain to that unique inspiration to greater understanding that always seems so evasive and lost in the clouds of our cultural, social, economic, political and religious maze. Let us begin with this first crucial step. Pick it up. Read it. STUDY IT ALL. RESEARCH IT. Have your own understanding. Make up your own mind. Be free.
Uyioghosa Clement Omoruyi