Concluding Remarks
It is our hope and prayer that the information and experiences shared in this book have touched your heart and helped you to see and understand the immense love that God has for you. We hope that your heart has been changed and that you are able to experience more love and tolerance for others as well as for yourself.
It is our hope that you can see and understand the path of perfection and how to achieve it. Ultimately, this book was written to teach the atonement and lay the foundation that will prepare people’s hearts to receive and live the Principles of Peace that will be foundational to building Zion and creating heaven on earth.
It is our prayer that you have been enlightened and touched by the spirit of wisdom and peace that creates true and lasting change within us, because we know that this is the only way to change the world and build Zion and prepare for the Millennium of Peace.
“And now, as the preaching of the word had a great tendency to lead the people to do that which was just—yea, it had had more powerful effect upon the minds of the people than the sword, or anything else, which had happened unto them—therefore Alma thought it was expedient that they should try the virtue of the word of God.” – Alma 31:5
We bear solemn witness that the teachings, experiences and quotes shared in this book are true and accurate to the best of our combined knowledge, experience and understanding.
We share our witness in the name of our Lord, Savior and Friend, Jesus Christ. Amen.
Table of Contents
Forward
- Introduction
- What is the goal of this book?
- Do people really receive these types of blessings and talk about it?
- Why do you cast your pearls before swine?
- Authors Note
- Why do you choose to remain anonymous?
- But why remain anonymous?
- Revelation and Scripture
- Final Note
Part 1 – The Mechanics of the Atonement
Chapter 1: Progressing in the Atonement
Chapter 2: The Atonement in 30 Seconds
Chapter 3: The Justice/Mercy Problem
Chapter 4: Scriptures that Don’t Exist
Chapter 5: The Day of Atonement
Chapter 6: The Requirements for Accountability and Sin
- What Makes Something a “Sin”?
- Godly Sorrow vs. The Sorrowing of the Damned
- A Broken Heart and a Contrite Spirit
- The Gift of the Veil
- Did You Sin or Did You Transgress?
- What About Those Who Are Deceived?
Chapter 7: Transferring Accountability/Sin
Chapter 8: Early Lessons from Christ
Chapter 9: The Victim in Gethsemane
Chapter 10: Why Jesus Suffered and Died
Chapter 11: The Atonement and Scripture
Chapter 12: The Victims of Sin
Chapter 13: Grace vs Works
Chapter 14: The Story of Jim
Chapter 15: The Limits of the Atonement
Part 2 – The Meaning of the Atonement
Chapter 16: Put on the Bowels of Mercy
Chapter 17: The Lesson of the Least
Chapter 18: Introduction to Christ’s Prophecy
Part 3 – Assenting to His Death
Chapter 19: Our Part of the Atonement
Chapter 20: Animal Sacrifices
Chapter 21: Additional Evidence
Chapter 22: The First Death on Earth
Chapter 23: Killing to Get Gain Part 2
Chapter 24: The Line Between Life and Death
Chapter 25: Willing to Kill Christ
Chapter 26: Christ’s Hidden Prophecy
Chapter 27: Assenting to the Death of Christ
Part 4 – Fulfilling the Atonement
Chapter 28: The Path to Perfection
- Charity, the Pure Love of Christ
- Stage 1 – Do Anything to Save Yourself
- Stage 2 – The Pure Love from Christ
- Stage 3 – The Pure Love for Christ
- Stage 4 – The Pure Love like Christ
- Stage 5 – Becoming Perfect
Chapter 29: A “Perfect” Definition
Chapter 30: How to Gain the Fulness of Charity
Chapter 31: Preparing for the Millennium
Part 5 – Applying the Principles
Chapter 32: Give What You Have Been Given
- We are All Beggars
- Do unto Others as You Would Have Them Do unto You
- The Wise Jew
- Step 1 – Equality for Your Enemy
- Step 2 – Generosity for Your Enemy
- Step 3 – Become the Example