Human Trees of Worship

It is not my goal to confuse you in the first synopsis sentence for this book, but this is the third book and a fourth book. While it is the third book in sequence to the other two, this is the fourth. The third book I deleted last year after writing the second book. Then again, this book is about understanding how 1 is 3 is 4, and how I do not negate what I wrote in the second book. Forget about those statements until the end of this book. Dreams, telling Christians to repent, and how we reflect our Creator's image is what this book is about and the avenues in which our Creator helped me understand them. My process is your process, which is why a single statement will not suffice. Why the conclusions of this book might seem simple, I did not foresee them in the first or second books. The answers have always been inside us and in front of us. Let me reiterate this is not a Christian book. Please do not use it to proselytize nor evangelize. This book is about revelation. Our Creator is not concerned with the sensibilities of Christians nor does he see the need to acquiesce their desire for a rapture. There is no generation more undeserving than this one and this idea they have used in their worship of conversion and to allay their own fears of death and suffering. In other words, the idea of a rapture is to keep you lukewarm when you should be prepared and at the ready. God did not put this idea into anyone's heads. Christians have thought up a lot of ideas God has or had nothing to do with. Many of them think of ideas and give answers so people will look to them for guidance, for whatever that motivation might be. This is also to protect the forsaken from looking to the many false prophets in this world for guidance. The Lord does not wish for the wishy-washy lukewarm Christians to entice or to lure his people into their clutches so they can steal offering. But the Lord wishes to also appeal to his people who are within the Christian collective and bring them into understanding away from those that cloud and usurp their thinking, wisdom and sound judgment. Revelation is not about the end or the end of all things. Revelation is a word that is about unveiling, understanding, interpreting, knowing. It's not about a final battle, or bloodshed or mayhem.