About Myth or Mysteries by Kevin Waldeman:
Both Jesus and the apostle Paul spoke of deeper knowledge which the Church of their time was not ready to receive. But in recent years, that special knowledge has finally begun to flow in preparation for the return of Christ.
The hidden symbolic language of scripture enables us to see the Bible in a very different light.
Myth or Mysteries continues by investigating certain books which were mentioned in the Bible.
The books of Enoch, Jubilees, and Jasher, are studied closely, along with a number of other interesting subjects.
The truth about the mystery of the Trinity and the Godhead are also explained in great detail.
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As a youth I developed a deep disdain for the hypocrisy of the world, with philosophy and other religions just leaving me cold. If I were to say I was as good as gone, it’d be an understatement.
It’d be truer to say I was headed for disaster.
It wasn’t till the gospel was made available to me that I found the one man I could actually look up to, (The Lord) and at that moment my life dramatically changed.
After years of studying the scriptures, I eventually had to concede there were too many gray areas in my knowledge to be sure of being correct. At that point I let go of the subject of Bible prophecy
in the belief that the answers would only become known when God was ready.
A few more years went by, until one day a series of thoughts passed through my mind.
Just like a lot of others, I often found myself talking to God in my everyday life, and on that day I remembered the conversation between Jesus and Peter. Right then, the Lord seemed to ask me, “Do you love me?”
I replied, “you know I do Lord.”
At that instant the rest of what he’d said to Peter also went through my mind, “Feed my sheep.”
At first I thought it was just a trick of the mind, and let the incident slip away into the background.
Over the next day or two I was surprised to find the term, “Feed my sheep” popped up again and again.
I still wasn’t convinced though, and decided it was probably just a coincidence.
But then for a few more days I was haunted by the term, “Put the trumpet to your mouth.”
It soon occurred to me that perhaps God really did want me to share what I’d already learned.
One morning I sat down with the intention of getting started, but doubts started creeping into my mind again, and I thought I was being silly.
I’d only just turned on the morning show, and the TV was over to my left. At the instant when I’d felt silly, I turned to look at the TV just as one of the guests raised a trumpet to his mouth.
From that moment onward I knew it was what God wanted me to do, and all semblance of doubt completely evaporated.
As soon as I began in earnest, the revelations just kept coming at an incredible rate. In fact, I was on the receiving end of so much knowledge that I could barely handle it all.