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A Candid View of the Past and Present, and a Creative Vision of the Future, Through the Lens of Universal Prophecies and Reason

About the Message and the Messenger

The messenger seeks not to rule, but to liberate and empower humanity so that we have governments that are actually of the people, by the people, and for the people. The message he delivers is a truly righteous judgment that may help save the world, and it is designed not to condemn, but to educate; not to punish, but to correct; and not to destroy, but to save.

Educating and correcting those who lead governments, religions and industry is problematic, of course, because they naturally resent someone who is audacious enough to do that. But someone must, as was prophesied – someone who does not march to the same drummer, who exposes and rebukes self-important and self-indulgent people who abuse the power of high offices of government, religion and industry. For while many of them live in extravagant, palatial luxury, growing numbers in the vast majority struggle and suffer, and many live in poverty. 

Thus, as it was in the days of many prophets, especially Isaiah and Jesus of Nazareth, so it is today. Humanity has much the same problems, because human tendencies, without proper guidance, tend toward egotism, self-interest, greed, self-importance, self-righteousness, and even anger and violence. And all such tendencies only increase under misguided leadership.

Therefore, the modern prophet knows, as prior prophets knew, that the prophesied judgement that will save the world cannot be lukewarm. It must be firm and righteous in its chastisement of those who are greedy, hypocritical, and wrongdoing. 

At the same time, however, the judgment must also express the nurturing and compassionate feminine aspect of God, honoring the “bride” and the wisdom of Solomon, Isaiah and Jesus, and comforting the contrite ones who see the error of their ways. For the messenger, the modern son of man, is a bridegroom who has recognized his bride as a reflection of himself, and is contrite of spirit himself.

Even so, as the prophets Isaiah and Jesus foresaw, most people in the messenger's generation have rejected him. Since he declares his prophetic prerogative, religious people dismiss and label his work as heretical, academics dismiss it as either naive or wrong, and the rich dismiss it as sour grapes.

But the prophet knows that the greatest refuge of a scoundrel is patriotism, and the greatest refuge of a hypocrite is religiosity. And he knows that even though the proud and militant have claimed that their religion or nation or race or culture is superior to all others, we are all created equal, and the humble, gentle and meek shall inherit the earth.

The messenger uses Judeo-Christian terminology because Christianity is the largest religion in the world and is perhaps the most misunderstood. Therefore, he must express the true testimony of Jesus of Nazareth, as Jesus himself prophesied.

The wisdom of the ancient prophets and sages must be honored, but theirs was not the final word. There never will be a final word, for while the truth is eternal, it must be restated and clarified and renewed according to the evolved understanding of enlightened human beings, one of whom God chooses at the end of every age to serve as the principal messenger for the Spirit of truth.

Even though this message reflects the truth, it is not perfect or written in stone, and it is tinged with the author’s personal opinions, as are the writings of all authors. At the core, however, is the divinely inspired truth, which is deep in the heart and soul of all of us. For the real truth, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder, even though it may be seen as self-evident to conscientious, compassionate people with open minds and hearts.

However, even though the messenger’s mission was to deliver the judgment, he knows he must give up his self-important, judgmental role, as all men must when they face the ultimate and inevitable truth. For he is only human, and he was sent not to rule over you, but to provide true counsel and liberate and empower you all. 

 (To read a summary of his life, click here, and to hear his songs, click here.)