The Seeds Of Zeus Analysis

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It is my prayer that you receive spiritual insight to understand this message. A thought entered my mind, I heard, “The seeds of Zeus.” I had no foreknowledge that this message would give me information that would answer questions as to who, what, where, when, how and why people behave the way they do. I did some research and I did not intend this message to be no more than five pages. I thank the Lord for the patience he gave me to complete it. Before any house is build, a foundation must be prepared this message is no different.
Since the beginning of time, what religion has been at war with Christianity? Currently what religion is at war with Christianity? The answer is within this book.
You would learn what, who, when, where,
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Our enemies will tell us a different story about the founding of this country. I perceived that this book is a reminder to some who have never heard most of the information in this book. In addition, it can benefit anyone who wants to know the truth.
This message has raised more questions than I have an answer for or maybe the answer lies within this book.
The Seeds of Zeus is a study and educational booklet that consist of facts that cannot be disputed. Use this book with your own research. You would receive your own spiritual understanding behind what is going on in this county and the government. “There is nothing new under the sun.”
While researching, and arranging all of the information in this book, I kept asking the Lord. Why I am doing this? There has to be a reason. I do not have a clear answer. The only thing I see right now that this book could be a manual for humanity. For a new beginning, in and for the Kingdom of God, which is His mind.
From the beginning of time, the seeds of Zeus have been sown. We are experiencing the reaping. America is being transformed slowly to those of us who can see it
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In addition, all unrighteous laws come from Satan; we are a spiritual being in a physical body. Our behavior reveals what spirit is manifesting through us. Most people follow their emotions rather than the laws of God. There are various behaviors manifesting through individuals, but it is from two spirits God or Satan.
The USA has fundamentally changed since its birth. It has been change, mostly from within. (Remember the Trojan horse). There is nothing new under the sun. Many religions are following the teachings of their Bible. Here in the USA those who are in power seek to pass laws that go against the Bible. In addition, some individuals are doing what they want, thinking that nothing is going to happen to them.
They pass laws that exempt themselves and punish the people for violating the laws. They are behaving as though they are gods. When we the people rise up and speak against them, we are attack with more laws, court proceeding, etc. When I was as police officer, I had to follow the laws of Georgia, every state has its laws, they are the same except the code, and the wording would be different. I mentioned all righteous laws come from God. In addition, each state law is a mirror of

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