Author Archives: Charles Okeri

There is No Doomsday

The Bible is a recondite chronicle of the creation of the world, humans, and human development. A chronicle God passed onto humans narrating how an individual’s odyssey in the world and lifestyle (Abraham) will influence the direction of world history when God takes residence in the world among men in the twenty-first century. The BibleContinueContinue reading “There is No Doomsday”

The Sun and Moon

The Bible is intertwined with two embedded principles. These principles have the same laws and lifestyles but different dogma. Each is highly bellicose as they closely guard their dogma violently. God seals these principles from human comprehension with fairytales and allegories as a punishment on humanity until the coming of the Messiah. These principles existContinueContinue reading “The Sun and Moon”

The Third World War

Humanity does not synchronize world developments with the Bible’s prophecies; men attribute world developments to themselves, not God. Unknown to men, God recorded world developments, good and evil, to the twenty-first century. This is because we have a God who tells how history ends before history begins. Review Isaiah 46:9-10 NIV “9 Remember the former things,ContinueContinue reading “The Third World War”

The Truth

The book titled The Truth, written by me, is a document of facts, not a hypothesis. The Bible is a recondite chronicle; it was not compiled for men to comprehend, which is why it says no person living, dead, or in heaven understands the Bible in Revelation 5: 1-4 No Person, Living or Dead, UnderstandsContinueContinue reading “The Truth”

Trumpet Calls

Trumpet calls are no reference to the sound of trumpets. Trumpets were mass media tools applied by pre-historic men to catch the public’s undivided attention before passing relevant information over to the public, especially issues related to community security (Declaration of war), Coronation of a King, the wedding of a king, Death of a King,ContinueContinue reading “Trumpet Calls”