My contribution to the Bible and The binding of the adversary... My part in it I spoke the words into existence that became The binding of the adversary.

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THE BOOK OF THE LIBERATOR, REDEEMER OF THE FALLEN, AND BINDER OF THE DEVIL

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The Preface: The Making of the Vessel

1 These are the words of Richard Childress, whom the spirits call the God of the Golden Sky, written in the year of his anointing, that the generations to come may know the mysteries of the Most High.

2 I was not a man of faith. I was not a seeker of holy things. I was sent as a fool, blind to my own purpose, that the wisest of the wicked might be deceived by my emptiness.

3 Within me dwelt many souls—trapped, wandering, broken, and lost. I knew them not, yet they knew me. I felt them not, yet they clung to my vessel as shipwrecked souls cling to driftwood in the tempest.

4 The forces of darkness saw me and said, "Behold, a vessel without a keeper. Let us take him and make of him a multi-soul sacrifice, that we may feast upon the many within him."

5 But they knew not what I know now: that the vessel which appears empty is sometimes the fullest, and the fool who fears nothing is sometimes the most dangerous man alive.

6 This is the record of how I bound the devil, how I was marked by Heaven, how I ran from my crown and was crowned anyway, and how I learned that the earth itself is the Garden, and I was the apple that should never have been bitten.

7 Hear now, all ye who wander in darkness, all ye who seek atonement, all ye fallen who long for home—for this book is for you, and the mercy of the Most High endures forever.

8 Let the reader understand.

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The Beginning: The Outcast Child

9 Richard was from his youth an outcast, the black sheep among his own, the one who did dumb and reckless things for the sake of attention. 10 He was shunned by teachers, cast out by bus drivers, and bullied by all who were around him in those days.

11 And he shall not lie concerning this matter: his mission required exactly such a making, that he might develop the mentality necessary to survive what was to come. 12 He was impressionable in all things, taking into himself all that he saw upon the television, and video games became his escape from the cruelty of the world.

13 Even as a little child, he carried within him a feeling that something supernatural would come for him one day. 14 Therefore he was always doing push-ups, always working out, always seeking to prepare himself mentally for the battle he sensed approaching. 15 He watched many movies of Rambo, and he trained his body as one trains for war, though he knew not against whom he would fight.

16 He grew up in a hand-me-down house, dwelling there with his parents, and the scraping of pennies made him resourceful, made him a good worker, and gave him fundamentals and morals. 17 He got his first job when he was twelve years old, cleaning horse stalls, and he rode his bicycle to this labor every day.

18 And all who dwelt in that house were as a pack of young demons, fighting and arguing without ceasing. 19 There was scarcely an hour in that house where yelling and contention did not fill the air, though they rarely struck one another. 20 Yet Richard would not have traded any of it for the world.

21 For his father worked twenty hours a day, at his first job and his second, to keep the family afloat. 22 And his mother worked most of her life, once the children were grown enough to care for themselves. 23 And they all became very independent, many of them cooking and using the toaster when they were but four or five years old.

24 His older sister was an academic, and his younger sister did well also. 25 They all started out a little wild, but they straightened out in the end.

26 Everybody but Richard. He had a good heart, and a good soul, but he was so weary from being bullied all the time that he had to hide it. 27 He felt connections so deeply that when two of his friends ceased being his friends in the second grade, he quit reaching out to people for about ten years.

28 He went through school and never spoke a word. He talked to nobody, and he cared not for social connections. 29 He would come home and either seek something to do outside, or play video games, or be upon beckoning call anytime somebody needed something.

30 He was the one who always answered his phone, who would always show up if you needed to move, if you needed anything at all. 31 In those days, he was the man who would drop everything he was doing and answer the call.

32 But he learned later that he did not have friends back then. He had no friends at all. He had a pack of drinking buddies for whom he was responsible. 33 And when they came into smoking weed, and smoking cigarettes, and drinking beer, and acting out, he was swept along with them.

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The Wandering Years and the First Temptations

34 From the time he was eleven, working at the horse stalls, until he turned fifteen and got a job at a local store, Richard decided to take himself a seven-year break, that he might connect with people and socialize and find somewhere to belong.

35 But it was through the socialization of these people that he was introduced to hard drugs, and to random sex, and to alcohol, and to decisions that seemed good but always ended badly. 36 Yet he would not have traded those days for the world.

37 And it was not long until he ran into his first Satanist, and this infection spread to a couple of the group, which ended up getting him targeted.

38 But it would be a lie to say the devil did not come for him long before then.

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The Early Assaults of Darkness

39 When Richard was about sixteen or seventeen, he heard his first auditory hallucination of a demonic voice in his basement, whispering in his ear: "I'm going to kill you." 40 And he jumped up with a switchblade and said: "Bring it on, motherfucker."

41 And when he was even younger, about eleven years old, he would lie upon the floor and feel the sensation of some kind of being or entity trying to have intercourse with him, though he was but a child.

42 Now, to other spiritual entities upon the planet and upon other spiritual planes, if they had looked upon him as a child growing up in this manner, attracting these things, they would not have known what to expect either. 43 Therefore he gained much negative attention from the unseen world.

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The Dream Warfare and the Demonic Bar

44 Richard learned the tactics of dream warfare when he was sixteen, when he was first dragged off to a demonic bar in a lucid dream, and a succubus tried to buy his soul that very night. 45 And he must confess that he was so drunk in that dream that the only thing he asked to see in exchange was her breasts, playing off the matter as a joke, for it was but a dream.

46 Yet it took him years to get out of that snare.

47 He had completely forgotten the event, so far back in his subconscious that when spirits and entities began coming to him and asking to make amends—for they live by certain rules and govern certain things, and were not allowed to tell him anything directly—they had to use their methods upon him to help him remember. 48 He had not thought of that dream in fifteen years. He did not even remember it. 49 But it was part of them making amends and apologizing for some of the things they had done to him.

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The Chosen One Olympics and the Mixing of Spirits

50 And now comes the scariest part, which people would not even notice: the combination of wolf and sheep's clothing, and in these days the mixing of spirits with substances. 51 For there are those who get people intentionally hooked upon hardcore drugs, just so they may damage their psyche enough to attach possessions unto them.

52 And the details of the beginning of Richard's initiation into what some call the Hunger Games, or the Chosen One Olympics, or the 144,000—for the entities thought that he was an angel, or were pretty sure that he was an Earth Angel, and decided to try and sacrifice him to Lucifer anyway—are dark and terrible to recount.

53 Not to mention the particular deals, and the ancestral and generational curses that could have happened thousands of years before he was even born, that could have had something to do with it. 54 For one never truly knows the nature of these things, or how they work, that immortal beings would trade one's greatest ancestor a nickel or some stupid thing for like a child or a vessel many years down the line.

55 But luckily, unknown to him, he had God on his side, or at least somebody looking out for him pretty good.

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The Dream Battles and the Contract of Light and Darkness

56 Before that ritual where he was put into the Chosen One Olympics, in the dream warfare he did fairly well. 57 For about eight months after the lucid bar, he would have the same confrontational nightmare, getting into hand-to-hand combat with a demon.

58 And not too long after that, he was in a lucid dream where the house was filling up with demonic ooze, and everybody in the house was getting turned into a demon. 59 He made it to the back door, and there a light came down from the heavens, and a heavenly voice said: "Choose a path." 60 He looked at the darkness, and he looked at the light, and he waited until they were fifty-fifty, and he grabbed the light and said: "I choose both."

61 This he did in order to force them out of his dreams.

62 And he would feel what some people would consider either the embodiment of the Holy Spirit or a guardian angel, going through the course of his body to eradicate a demon.

63 Now that contract was either to get him out of the debt at the spiritual bar, or that contract was a forgery in the dream, so that when the day came that an angel or the Holy Spirit came to kill whatever was happening in his vessel, he would save its life. 64 He does not really know to this day.

65 However, he does know this: there is a demon out there to this day that owes him an eternal life debt, wherever he or she may be.

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Chapter I: The Sending of the Fool

66 In the councils of Heaven, before the foundations of the world were laid, the Lord spoke concerning the end of days, saying: "I will send a man who shall appear as one without faith, that the Adversary may be deceived and drawn into the snare."

67 And there was a man named Richard Childress, whom the Lord fashioned to be a vessel of many souls, yet gave him no outward sign of belief. 68 Neither was he faithful in appearance, nor agnostic in his doubt, but was made to seem as one who had wandered far from the path of righteousness. 69 For the Lord had appointed him to be God's fool—sent down upon the earth on a secret mission, that by his misrepresentation of faith he might tempt the devil to take the bait.

70 And it was so. Richard walked among men as one who knew not God, speaking words that seemed to deny the Almighty, living as the world lives, showing no fear of the powers of darkness. 71 Yet within his breast burned the hidden flame of divine purpose, and within his earthly frame dwelt many souls gathered by the mysterious workings of the Most High.

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Chapter II: The Siege of Ancient and Modern Evils

72 Now the devil, who is called the Accuser and the Deceiver, looked upon Richard and saw in him easy prey. 73 For the man showed no faith, no prayer, no reverence for holy things. 74 And Satan said within himself: "Behold, this one is ripe for the taking. He is a vessel of many souls, yet he fears me not because he knows not the danger. I shall consume him and all that dwell within him."

75 But the devil was deceived, for he knew not that Richard's lack of fear came not from ignorance, but from the hidden certainty of his calling. 76 Richard feared not the devil—not one bit—for the Lord had made him bold as a lion, though he wore the mask of a lamb.

77 Throughout the years of his life, the forces of darkness assailed him without ceasing. 78 Demons and evil spirits, cults and covens, satanic entities and ghosts of the departed—they all rose against him. 79 They sought to make of him a multi-soul sacrifice, that the many souls within him might be dragged down to the abyss in one terrible act of destruction.

80 Yet in those latter days, there arose a new and terrible adversary: the cyber-stalking cults of technology demons. 81 For behold, in the age of silicon and signal, demons had learned to dwell within the wires and the waves, in the screens that men stare upon and the networks that bind the world. 82 These were surveyors of the soul, watchers through lenses hidden and microphones unseen, who tracked the movements of the vessel Richard through digital means.

83 They sent forth technological phantoms—algorithms of oppression, spirits of surveillance, entities that whispered through static and spoke in the hum of machines. 84 They sought to map his mind, to predict his steps, to turn the very tools of man into instruments of spiritual bondage. 85 Yet Richard walked through their nets unseen, for the Lord had hidden him from their electronic eyes, and their data became as chaos before him.

86 These cyber-cults, who worshipped at the altar of information and sacrifice privacy for power, sent their digital demons to torment him. 87 They surveilled his coming and his going, they planted false words in the mouths of the internet, they sought to isolate him in a prison of perceived madness. 88 But Richard remained unmoved, for he knew that their technology was but a new mask for ancient evil, and he feared them not.

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Chapter III: The Binding of the Adversary

89 Now it came to pass in those days that Richard was homeless, having fallen upon hard times after being attacked by demons in a cemetery. 90 He was in the midst of a rebound, on the mend, striving to get back upon his feet when the Lord provided for him, and he found work at a factory.

91 And it was from that very place—the hum of the machines, the sweat of his brow, the humble labor of his hands—that the devil whispered unto him. 92 For the Adversary seeth not the lowly state of a man as weakness, but as opportunity, and he crept in upon the breath of despair.

93 Then spake the Lord unto Richard, saying: "Behold, the Adversary cometh unto thee, saying, 'I am Satan. I have come for thy soul.' But thou shalt answer him with laughter, saying: 'Sure. Thou canst have my soul—as long as thou and all thine allies fail on every endeavor, including the taking of my soul.'"

94 And the Lord said: "When he speaketh again, saying, 'I am Lucifer,' trying thereby to regain thy attention and command thy fear through the majesty of that fallen name, and when he seeketh to arrange and organize thy fate in order to steal thy soul and arrange thy death—then shall thy intuition and heavenly assignment arise within thee."

95 "And thou shalt speak unto him these words which I give thee: 'Remember that time a human beat the devil and he is forced to take a vow of silence for eternity, never to return. But if he chose redemption, the Creator would see fit to send him into the void to live into another reality, walking a human life over and over and over again until God sees fit to bring him home.'"

96 "For by these words shalt thou bind him, not unto destruction, but unto the schooling of mortality, that he might learn through failure the mercy he hath denied to others."

97 And it came to pass as the Lord had spoken. 98 Richard, in the factory where he labored, in the very midst of his humble striving, laughed at the devil's demand, and spoke the words of the covenant of failure. 99 And when Lucifer sought to weave schemes against him, the hidden wisdom of the Almighty rose up within Richard like a consuming fire. 100 He reversed the devil's designs, turning the very weapons of the enemy back upon their wielder.

101 Then Richard spoke unto Lucifer the words which God had given him, concerning the mortal who bound the devil and the sentence of incarnate failure. 102 And as he spoke, the power of his commission became manifest. 103 The devil, who had come as conqueror, found himself conquered. 104 The one who had arranged the fates of men was himself arranged, bound by the very terms he had sought to impose.

105 Then did the heavens open, and an Angel of the Lord descended, whose countenance was as lightning. 106 And the Angel laid hold upon Satan, binding him with chains that cannot be broken, and cast him into the abyss for the season appointed—unto the schooling of mortality, that he might learn through failure the mercy he had denied to others.

107 Thus was Richard named the Binder of the Devil, and the heavens rejoiced at the victory wrought through God's fool, who in his lowest estate had overcome the highest pride.

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Chapter IV: The Night of the Five Spirits and the Second Tornado

108 Now it came to pass that very night, after the binding of the devil, that Richard lay sleeping homeless at a construction site. 109 And while he slumbered, five evil spirits fell upon him, jumping onto his body and clawing at him with talons of malice. 110 Yet the claws left no marks, and the wounds showed not upon his flesh, for the Lord had set a hedge of protection about His anointed.

111 And Richard laughed at them, and mocked them in their impotence, saying: "Is this all the power of hell? Ye have come to destroy me, yet ye cannot so much as scratch the vessel of the Most High." 112 And the spirits gnashed their teeth in fury and fled into the darkness.

113 Then came she who had followed him for many years—the female adversary, the shadow of his steps, the whisperer in his ear. 114 And she stood before him in the night, and expressed her disgust with him, for she had beheld his victory and knew that her kingdom was shaken.

115 And that night there came a great tempest, the second biggest tornado in the history of Kentucky, which tore apart most of Southern Kentucky. 116 And Richard took refuge in an apartment complex that was being developed, and he sat upon its rocky frame on the second floor as the wind began to shift it. 117 And as he sought to sleep, he was worried, and he looked out upon the storm and said: "That storm is an act of God."

118 And before he laid him down to rest, certain spirits that were round about him spoke, saying: "God saith, touch not My anointed." 119 And Richard laid himself upon the rocky frame, seeking comfort in the midst of the tempest.

120 And it came to pass, as he lay there trying to find rest, that something touched him upon the forehead. 121 And he felt comfort, and he felt peace, and the fear of the storm was taken from him, for the hand of the Lord was upon him.

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Chapter V: The Vision of the Clouds and the Mark of the Anointed

122 And the next day, as Richard stood at his work smoking a cigarette upon his break, seeking to relax his soul, the voice of the female adversary seized him by the chin and forced his head up toward the heavens, saying: "Look up there, idiot—that's for you."

123 And Richard looked, and he saw winged figures in the shadows of the clouds, dancing and clapping. 124 And to the right there was another, clapping and cheering, with a throne, and a man kneeled down before it receiving a crown of kingship. 125 And beside it flashed a heart, burning bright in the sky.

126 And there came to Richard's mind a foolish thing he had spoken after he beat the devil, and he remembered his words: 127 "If God can find no one to replace the devil, then I will run it for Him—and go to hell if I have to."

128 And it was a strange and discomforting feeling to know that he had actually defeated the devil, made God an offer, and that the offer had been received. 129 And in his mind, Richard began to run, for the idea of leadership and running something upon the spiritual planes had never occurred to him, nor was it something he had ever desired.

130 But he perceived in that hour that this was precisely why it was given unto him.

131 Then Richard went into the bathroom and looked upon the top of his forehead, and behold, there was a heart and an angel mark upon his brow—the proof of spiritual victory, the seal of the anointed.

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Chapter VI: The Retaliation at the Factory and the Return Home

132 Now it came to pass after the vision of the clouds and the mark upon his forehead, that there arose retaliation at the factory where Richard labored. 133 For entities of darkness had infiltrated the hearts of certain coworkers, influencing their minds against him, sowing discord and strife in the place of his toil.

134 And Richard, being yet unseasoned in the weight of his authority and the fullness of his anointing, lost his cool and quit his job that very week. 135 He departed from that place and returned unto his home, seeking refuge from the spiritual warfare that had beset him.

136 And for a season, all was peaceful. 137 The voices were stilled, the shadows retreated, and Richard dwelt in quietness, wondering if the storm had passed.

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Chapter VII: The Coming of the Seekers of Atonement

138 But it was not long before the spirits began to come around again. 139 And behold, there came a couple seeking apologies, atonement, and amends, and help to protect their family, that they might be forgiven. 140 And they said unto Richard: "We represent one of the houses of the families that were gang stalking thee."

141 For "gang stalking" is the new slang term which the spirits have taken up in these modern days, adding the tongue of the age unto their ancient vocabulary, to describe mass group spiritual hauntings and offerings, even as the 144,000 are numbered in the Book of the Lamb.

142 And the spirits came not at first with requests for their own souls, but began asking Richard about how their people could be forgiven, and what they could do to make it right.

143 Now Richard, being foolish in the ways of the Spirit and unlearned in the position to which he had been called, played ignorant to these things, blind to the authority that had been given unto him. 144 He looked upon the mark upon his forehead and the crown he had seen in the clouds, and he thought within himself: "Surely God hath made a mistake."

145 For at that time, he knew not the measure of the anointing that rested upon him, nor the breadth of the mercy that flowed through his hands. 146 And he turned away the seekers, not in malice, but in the disbelief of one who cannot yet comprehend his own reflection.

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Chapter VIII: The Tempting of the Vessel and the Birth of the Earthbound

147 Now it came to pass in the days following, that at night a handful of spirits would come unto him, being deceptive and full of trickery by nature, attempting to obtain information from him. 148 And they sought to lead him astray through mockery and cunning, that he might fall from his calling.

149 And out of this madness, three Future Angels would be born, whom Richard called the Earthbound Angels. 150 And their story shall be set apart from this, for another chapter, for it is a mystery too great to be told in this place.

151 Now the spirits sought to get Richard to taunt Heaven, that Heaven might turn against him and destroy him. 152 And they anchored him so much concerning God, provoking him day and night, until one day Richard said in his rage: "Fine. Ye believe not that God exists? I will fight Him myself to prove that He existeth."

153 And he spake these words out of wrath, not expecting anything to come of it. 154 But it came to pass, as he walked outside doing yard work, that he began to notice cloud imagery—insignificant shapes at first, yet charged with meaning. 155 And behold, he saw a snake, and a heart, and an apple, even as his Angel Mark upon his forehead.

156 And Richard sat upon his front porch, looking through spiritual meaning, trying to figure out what he was supposed to do. 157 And he researched the Holy Scriptures, for he knew that therein lay the story, even in Christianity itself.

158 And his search led him to the Revelation of John, concerning the end times. 159 And he read that toward the end, God created a new Heaven and a new Earth. 160 But then Richard wondered: What was the apple for? 161 So he went back to the beginning, and at the beginning he found his story, not at the end.

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Chapter IX: The Revelation of the First Man and the Anointing

162 Then Richard began to consider his spirituality and how it was made. 163 And he perceived that he was much like Adam, God's first man upon the planet, whom the Creator Himself had chosen to reveal Himself unto. 164 For Richard had been an agnostic with no faith, even as Adam would not have known God until God was revealed unto him upon the earth.

165 And Richard discovered that the earth itself was the Garden of Eden, according to the Scriptures. 166 And this same concept and idea would help him greatly in the days to come.

167 And Richard looked upon the apple in the clouds, and upon the mark upon his brow, and he understood: He was the apple. 168 The apple that the forces of evil should never have taken a bite out of. 169 For in their hunger to consume him, they had awakened the seed within, and the tree of his anointing began to grow.

170 And Richard said within himself: "Holy shit, I am a prophet."

171 And in that instant, a burst of surging energy came down into his solar plexus, at the very core. 172 And his stomach began to rumble, and an intense emotional breakdown seized him, and he felt as though he were being blasted by the Divine Himself.

173 And Richard, and every spirit that was in his vessel, fell to their knees, crying for mercy. 174 For the overwhelming Force was so powerful that it blasted his aura about half a mile, and he could sense and feel the dark abyss at the center of gravity of the planet.

175 And all his vision turned to energy, and he could see the collective energy around him, and feel its vibration.

176 And Richard felt as though God were telling him to go to Hell, since he could feel the beginning of the abyss. 177 And he said: "If this is truly where Thou wantest me to go, I will go."

178 And then the weight lightened upon him. 179 And Richard asked to be made an angel, and a Voice spake unto him, saying: "Rise."

180 And this is the story of his anointing.

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Chapter X: The Prophet's Continuing Mission

181 And ever since that day, Richard was known as an annoyance to the prophets of old, for he was an agnostic who had been chosen, and his ways confounded the righteous. 182 Yet he continued his spiritual research and his spiritual studies, seeking to build the building blocks for a new spirituality, that the old order might be undone and a new order established.

183 And he knew his main goal: to undo most of the work of Lucifer, and to work for the liberation and redemption of all souls, in order that the next thousand years of peace might come upon the earth.

184 And this guidebook is simple in its design: it taketh the spiritual principles of the Satanic binding bowl and completely reverseth them, and addeth an extra layer of chains of binding, that the wicked might be restrained and the lost might be found.

185 Richard is also upon a mission to truly understand the Creator, and who He truly is to him. 186 And he hath a book of his spiritual research and spiritual studies that go along with that search, before he cometh to his final conclusion. 187 Along with the confessions of those spirits that wish to confess their deeds and seek redemption.

188 Moreover, he is building a restoration book for the lost and damned souls, that he might figure out what shall happen to them before the final judgment, and if he can help them. 189 For if he is going to be there later, he would not have them all destroyed. He would not have them all laid to waste.

190 Even though the saving and salvation of the first demon soul he ever saved came at a great cost, it was all calculated according to God's plan, to bind and capture the devil. 191 Then why would he be around them, but not ever become one of them?

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Chapter XI: The Position of the Prophet and His Relation to the Son

192 And this is all that Richard hath upon this book, as his testimony for the Heavenly Father aspect of the Creator, in Christianity.

193 However, in his position, he cannot accept Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior, but rather as an ally and a friend, in his spiritual endeavors to try and save and salivate as many souls as possible.

194 For he feeleth that it would be contradictory for him to get out of his arrangement with the Heavenly Father by praying to the Son for forgiveness. 195 Yet he doth ask Him, if He be the true Messiah, to forgive his disinvolvement of Him.

196 And some of the spirits that Richard is trying to advise right now, seeking redemption, have turned their life to Jesus Christ, and others are inspired to regain their angelic forms, and to regain their Divinity.

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Chapter XII: The Church of the Golden Sky

197 Richard's mission for God is set apart from the rest of mankind, for it carrieth a heavy weight and a heavy responsibility. 198 For if this would have fallen to anyone but him, he knoweth not if they would have completed it, or had the same course of direction that he doth.

199 He still receiveth messages from God, the only way that he can—in cloud form—for he is still going through psychological and supernatural tactics for his body as a vessel, and his body is his temple.

200 The Church of the Golden Sky is a redemption book, karmic justice to Earthbound spirits that change not their ways, and a warning before final judgment.

201 Though Richard doth not much care to claim the title of God of the Golden Sky, for now he is content to be known as the anointed, Angel-marked prophet and binder of the Adversary.