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The Return of Elijah: Book One, Murders of the Rue Morgue
Are, "The Murders of the Rue Morgue" (where mutilated bodies have missing organs and limbs) connected to the prophetic Return of Elijah? Is it a satanic bid to stop the fulfillment of the last biblical prophecy of the Hebrews, the Return of Elijah? Are these grotesque murders on an obscure Papago Indian Reservation in southwest Arizona the workings of the Witches Who Stitch, as prophesied in Ezekiel 13:18-19? Beware of the Witches Who Stitch dead souls back together again and save alive the soul that should die and kill the soul that should live. Can this ancient Babylon religion -- dating back to Antediluvian times -- still be alive today to stop the Return of Elijah?
What is a "Soul Transference" ... those who live on from one century to another whose souls are stitched inside other bodies to save alive the soul that should die? Who is the mysterious woman from outside of time, named Janoah, a prophetess, sent back with Elijah at his return? All these mysteries are revealed in The Return of Elijah.
An underground arm of a secret organization, known as the Hagio Intelligentsia, of the Nazarene Sect try to solve these mysteries. Their members are operatives of a clandestine Israeli Secret Service, much like the non-official covert operatives of the CIA today; and they must find out why the Return of Elijah is being blocked by these murders.
The trilogy is an extraordinary story of supernatural occurrences, with strong overtones of horror, and it all explains the true meaning of obscure biblical passages that no one has ever understood, such as the mysterious Ezekiel 13, with its coven of witches who stitch handkerchieves, "To keep alive the souls that should not live, and slay the souls that should not die!" Who are these harbingers of death? Why are they so cryptically described in this scripture? Why were they so strongly warned against? What is the secret to their supernatural powers, mentioned only briefly, but not explained?
Complexities mount and all evidence points to a once-thought extinct ancient cult of the Babylon Mystery religion of Nimrod and Semiramis -- the Secret Sect -- who are orchestrating much more than a plot to stop Elijah's return; but, who are also
ushering in the Season of the Witch and unifying both the left and right hand of Darkness in the fermenting of the Secrets of the Shadows, which led to the 2008 Financial Meltdown and other historical events ... from the rise of ISIS to other political events.
These books in, The Return of Elijah, are for those who have wondered and pondered what many bizarre passages in the Bible really mean. In these stories there is no longer a mystery or an oblique metaphor too hard to understand or discern.
Included within the story is the ancient Jewish legends of that woman called, Lilith, who became the first vampire by Divine Decree, who is still mentioned in some translations of the Bible as just that -- a creature of the night, a Vampire!
So begin the journey in these three books to fathom the chaos, seen all over the world by billions, who suffer the consequences of biblical prophecies come true, and as explained in, The Return of Elijah, when, at long last, the promised prophet finally returns, with one last prophesy to fulfill before comes the end of time.
What is a "Soul Transference" ... those who live on from one century to another whose souls are stitched inside other bodies to save alive the soul that should die? Who is the mysterious woman from outside of time, named Janoah, a prophetess, sent back with Elijah at his return? All these mysteries are revealed in The Return of Elijah.
An underground arm of a secret organization, known as the Hagio Intelligentsia, of the Nazarene Sect try to solve these mysteries. Their members are operatives of a clandestine Israeli Secret Service, much like the non-official covert operatives of the CIA today; and they must find out why the Return of Elijah is being blocked by these murders.
The trilogy is an extraordinary story of supernatural occurrences, with strong overtones of horror, and it all explains the true meaning of obscure biblical passages that no one has ever understood, such as the mysterious Ezekiel 13, with its coven of witches who stitch handkerchieves, "To keep alive the souls that should not live, and slay the souls that should not die!" Who are these harbingers of death? Why are they so cryptically described in this scripture? Why were they so strongly warned against? What is the secret to their supernatural powers, mentioned only briefly, but not explained?
Complexities mount and all evidence points to a once-thought extinct ancient cult of the Babylon Mystery religion of Nimrod and Semiramis -- the Secret Sect -- who are orchestrating much more than a plot to stop Elijah's return; but, who are also
ushering in the Season of the Witch and unifying both the left and right hand of Darkness in the fermenting of the Secrets of the Shadows, which led to the 2008 Financial Meltdown and other historical events ... from the rise of ISIS to other political events.
These books in, The Return of Elijah, are for those who have wondered and pondered what many bizarre passages in the Bible really mean. In these stories there is no longer a mystery or an oblique metaphor too hard to understand or discern.
Included within the story is the ancient Jewish legends of that woman called, Lilith, who became the first vampire by Divine Decree, who is still mentioned in some translations of the Bible as just that -- a creature of the night, a Vampire!
So begin the journey in these three books to fathom the chaos, seen all over the world by billions, who suffer the consequences of biblical prophecies come true, and as explained in, The Return of Elijah, when, at long last, the promised prophet finally returns, with one last prophesy to fulfill before comes the end of time.
259 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 17, 2016
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