Too Hot To Handle

The book, as a commentary on Ephesians, is similarly about the Church and the saints who comprise that mystical, Spiritual Organism. Using the very basics of modern biology and a lifetime of dedicated meditation, I believe I have been able to open a heretofore-closed window. This allows us an entirely fresh insight into truths that have long exercised the hearts and minds of our forefathers. I can do no better than quote excerpts from the book itself: “We gather around the spirit-captivating attraction of Jesus, the aspirational pinnacle (Heb. pinnah) stone of the Body…. God planted Christ in our midst so that when He rose from the dead, He could call us together into Himself … as a seed builds a body around itself … nestled into the fortress of his Being … IN HIM … this, I feel is the paradigm shift Christians must make in these end-times of Church development…. Saint breath (hagios pneuma or holy spirit) is the revelational pinnah stone of Ephesians, a definition of the Believer [and] the Third Person of the Trinity! … That’s enough to melt anyone’s mind!”