I promptly corrected him and said, it was Bishop Omega who asked, "are you a Prophet?"  I only answered his question "Yes Sir."  I did not proclaim anything on that particular day, I only answered his question.

    Then Elder Haguth said to me, "Whatever led to Bishop Omega dismissing you, as long as that remain the same, your dismissal would remain permanent unless Bishop Omega see to do otherwise!!"

    I answered him saying, "I will have to say, I am not a Prophet."

    He answered me, "And even that would not necessary mean your return."

    Our conversation changed briefly as Elder Haguth seemly waited for me to say, I am not a Prophet.  We began to discuss briefly the sinful nature of the flesh.  When I began to discuss with him, his interpretation of the nature of the flesh, he ended our discussion because he said I was debating him.

    I apologized to him if I had offended him.  I told him I loved him and Bishop Omega and all the Saints.  I bid him God's Blessings and our conversation ended.

    This constitutes to me an entire rejection of me as to require me to lie on God Almighty for which there is no forgiveness!!

    I have been patient and waited for the vulnerability of the Overseers and the Saints of God to past since the death of Apostle Shelton is a great lost.  I and Most Saints were deeply hurt by his passing which left many Saints vulnerable and open to anyone who seemingly fulfilled this lost.

    It was a natural thing for the Saints to reach to those most close to the now deceased Apostle Shelton, yet they should have not departed from God's words to love all men and hate not anyone.  Yet many have been led to the edge of eternal damnation which they shall receive, if they repent not of their falling and make restitution for the wrong they have done.  This is according to the true and faithful words of God.

    "And he said unto me, These sayings are faithful and true: and the Lord God of the holy prophets sent his angel to shew unto his servants the things which must shortly be done."

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