I consider my re-birthday as 1977, November 30th since I made a commitment on that day leaving behind a good, well-paying job and my family and friends. I was thinking that soon people would be able to understand why I did this seemingly crazy thing. But, after all the fake news that people have had to endure lately you will know that it is not so easy to break from the way things have been done for a long time. Hence my title: which refers to the fact that the chosen people of 2000 years ago made a humungous mistake in not connecting with Jesus as the Messiah and, even today, (although I know that there are Jews for Christ) the nation of Israel still does not accept Jesus as Messiah. A day is as a thousand years, right?

I wonder how many Christians think about that; how, even after 2000 years, that they still don't get it. But then Christians have a skewed understanding of the mission of Jesus the Messiah - thinking that it was, somehow, God's will that he be offered as a sacrifice to atone for our sins. Jesus prayed so strongly in the garden of Gethsemane asking that, "this cup be taken away from me." Jesus was displaying a human frailty fear of death, right? Totally wrong! Jesus was prepared to do anything in order to fulfill his primary mission to bring God's kingdom.

LSA Sun Myung Moon noted that Nathan Hale, an American patriot, regretted that he had but one life to give for his country. Jesus was not any less than this awesome person. To suppose that Jesus had a fear of going the way of the cross is a great affront to Jesus. 

If, as Christians suppose, that Jesus had to die on the cross then those who betrayed him to bring about this result should be praised and honored. But Jesus spoke of Judas Iscariot (one of the 12!) that it would have been better for him if he had not been born!

There is the story of the resurrected Jesus meeting with two disciples on their way to Emmaus who were really depressed after Jesus' death and Jesus spoke to them all the prophecies from the Old Testament (Torah) showing how they fit with what actually happened. In the very same way the New Testament teaching has to be explained to us regarding how God's will can be accomplished by us who are living now. This is why I put the speech, "The New Future of Christianity" as something that needs to be read in order to get up to speed for this new time that we're now living in.

​The LSA will NOT come on the clouds literally. There is a strong precedent for saying this. Consider the important prophecy in Malachi stating that before the great and terrible day of the Lord that Elijah would come. Jesus stated that John the Baptist was the Elijah. Or, to put it another way, that John the Baptist was the actual fulfillment of that very critical prophecy. To spell it out; the second coming of Elijah was fulfilled by a different person, and with a different name! Confusion was compounded by John the Baptist flatly denying that he was the Elijah. (This, by the way, inferred that Jesus was a liar). And yet there is a Biblical record of Elijah being caught up to heaven in a fiery chariot. Pretty reasonable, right, to expect the return of Elijah to come literally from heaven?

On the home page are 'basic points' giving logical explanations to steer through the literal v figurative minefield. 

Just as those who were steeped in the Old Testament way of thinking needed Jesus to help them break free of that and see things in a totally different way; we need the LSA (Lord of the Second Advent) to explain to us that we can break free of all these wrong expectations and, as Jesus promised (John 16:25) to hear plainly about our Heavenly Father, God.

I have the same feeling toward Church Christians as many Christians have toward the first chosen people. They're gonna be among the very last to find out about, and connect with, the Lord of the second coming. Those who say to me 'only Jesus' are just like those contemporaneous with Jesus who said that they only believe in Moses. Jesus countered by saying that if they truly believed Moses then they would believe and accept him (Jesus) because Moses spoke of him.

How can we break out from preconceived ideas that we don't even realize that we've got? St Paul's advice to, "test all things and hold fast to what is good" is excellent advice. Why not check up on those 'basic points' I mentioned that you can find by scrolling down the home page? Why not read out for yourself "The New Future of Christianity"? The 'Peace Messages' on the Resources page contain revolutionary and, thus, surprising content. Even some of them can be read to you! I am trying to make this new teaching abundantly accessible.

Looking forward to hearing from you! Let us reason together...

This is, of course, going to be a major stumbling block for many Christians. However, Jesus did warn that it would be extraordinarily difficult for people to recognize the LSA (Lord of the Second Advent). In this wise it is pertinent to remember that the second coming of Elijah, which fulfilled the crucial Malachi 4:5 prophecy, occurred in a way that really perplexed the then chosen people. The actual Elijah was caught up to heaven in a fiery chariot 900 years before Jesus. Yet the one who fulfilled the crucial prophecy, according to Jesus, was John the son of Zachariah and Elizabeth. Of course you know him as John the Baptist. Different person (from Elijah) and different name. The actual Elijah did make an appearance on the Mount of Transfiguration but this event did not fit the words of the crucially important Malachi prophecy. If you believe Jesus (as I hope you do) then unequivocally John the Baptist was the Elijah. You may recall in the book of Revelation that it states the LSA will have a new name (Rev. 19:12).