Thy Kingdom Comes

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Thy Kingdom Comes

by Gregory Thomas Williams d HHC
Minister of His Holy Church

March 15, 1994.
Revised August 31, 2005

 

“Thy Kingdom Comes” is a unique examination of the dominion of God from Abraham through the early Church. It cleans a window of history to reveal what Christians were really doing and how they began to go wrong.

Abraham, Moses, and Jesus  promoted a system of self government that set men free and kept them free despite the plagues of Egypt, hardships in the wilderness, the apostasy of the Pharisees, and the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. The precepts of that faith, the spiritual self discipline of the heart and mind of Christ guiding the people in the will of the Father has protected and sustained societies in freedom for those who truly seeks the dominion of God and His righteousness.

But we must come together according to His way and His character, His Name.

"For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them." Matthew 18:20 

“Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done in earth, as [it is] in heaven.” Matthew 6:10

“Thy Kingdom Comes” addresses the fact that Abraham was the father of most religions of the world today. Abraham, Moses, John the Baptist, Christ and the early Church were setting men free in Spirit and Truth, yet, most religions today divide the people which brings them back into bondage.

In order to make an honest examination of the Biblical text we need a clear understanding of its context in history which includes the working elements of society, law, and government. We also need to constantly reference the original language and how they were formed and used at the time of its writing. While authors of sacred texts may have been inspired, translators and ministers may not always be able to honestly make that same claim.

“Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven.” Matthew 7:21

If we do not seek to gather together for the good of others then how can we say we love Christ or the Father?

"And why call ye me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which I say?" Luke 6:46 

"If ye love me, keep my commandments." John 14:15

Table of Contents

Peace be to this house,
The Prologue

1. The Kingdom of God

     Is Righteousness

     A Man as King

2. Abraham Uncivilized

     The City State

     Two kingdoms

     The Merchants of Men

     The Hindu Connection

     Abraham and the Legend, The Prodigal Son
     Our king and our god?

     The Code of Abraham

     Abraham and the Family

3. The Altar of Abraham

     Moses and the Altars

     The Altar of Sin

     Sacrifice

4. Moses, Moses

     The Civil State

     Gods Many

     No Kings

     Servant Priests of a Nation

5. Joshua’s Altar

     White Altars of Joshua
     King over us

     Adultery of a Nation

     Fear, Faith and Foolishness

6. The World

     Of Rome and Judea

     The Remarkable History of Israel

     Rome the Believer
     The Commander in chiefs

     A Father’s offer

     The Hasmonean Appeal
     Socialization of Rome

     The Love of kings

7. Factions at the Altar

     The Pharisees and The Sadducees

     The Essenes
     The Healers of a Nation

8. A King is Born

     A King is Born

     What is redemption?

     Kingdom in Turmoil

     The New Deal

9. Temples and Churches

     The Church

     Investing in Diana

     One Father

     Arts of the Temples

     The Temple of Satan

     The Royal Treasury

10. Two Paths

     God’s dominion from the Beginning
     The revenue of the wicked

     Beams in our eyes
     Removing the Beam

     These two Kingdoms

     Faith is actions

     The kingdom appointed to Liberty

11. Where is the kingdom

    The kingdom comes

    Eating in the kingdom

    Washing in the kingdom

     Where is the Church?

     We are all kings

12. Apostasy

     The Ship of State

     The Allurement of Wolves

     The Church

     The Separate Church

13. The Kingdom of Heaven

    The State of the Nation

    Seeking the kingdom, The Law of God

    What does the Kingdom look like?

    Assembling a congregation
     Where to start seeking the kingdom of God

Appendix

    Appendix 1. Kingdom of Heaven and God

    Appendix 2. The things He says

     Appendix 3. What is Worship?

     Appendix 4. Who are the Nicolaitans?

     Appendix 5. Who is a god?

     Appendix 6. Oaths and Swearing

     The Cover of the book, The Elixir of Love.

     About the Author

Other publications:
The Covenants of the gods
The Free Church Report