The Rapture: Here Now and God Tomorrow

The Rapture: Here Now and God Tomorrow

by Dolly Ronnai

Narrated by Charles Featherstone

Unabridged — 1 hours, 36 minutes

The Rapture: Here Now and God Tomorrow

The Rapture: Here Now and God Tomorrow

by Dolly Ronnai

Narrated by Charles Featherstone

Unabridged — 1 hours, 36 minutes

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by Dolly Ronnai (Author), Arthur Telling (Editor) Format: Kindle Edition


Part of: Metaphysics: A Comprehensive Guide (2 books)

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The Rapture, a Christian term, is allegory for a natural cyclic evolutionary process that begins materializing internally deep in the Mind when corruption and lawlessness overtake the societal norm and decay sets in. This “new Man” (the developing Mental structure) begins replacing the outer world authorities at all levels of society, revealing a process of “God's Eternal Kingdom” descending into the World, creating a “Heavenly government on Earth”. Such a restoral returns all nations to the principles of religion: truth, justice, liberty and common sense, whereupon the world flourishes in the new age. This is happening now, it began in April 2020 at start of the so-called “Pandemic” lockdown, whereupon society became ripe for the flourishing of internal relationships. This is the dawning of the Age of Aquarious where harmony and understanding come into form, its first fruits having been the 1960s civil-rights and anti-war peace and love movements.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940192090336
Publisher: Dolly Ronnai, Lamplight Design
Publication date: 10/29/2024
Series: Metaphysics: A Comprehensive Guide , #2
Edition description: Unabridged
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