Expounding on 'The Invisible Church'.

Expounding on 'The Invisible Church'.


1) EXPOUND (Meaning)

• present and explain the detail about something.

• explain the meaning of a concept.


2) I want to explain something.


• I have been expounding about 'The Invisible Church' since 1982 A.D.

• The concept of an 'Invisible Church' has existed since 200 A.D. 

• 'The Invisible Church' is not a 'physical church'.

• The 'Roman Catholic Cult' is a 'physical church'.

• The 'Greek Orthodox Cult' is a 'physical church'

• The  'Eastern Orthodox Cult' is a 'physical church'.

• ...and 1000s more.....

• I AM IN OPPOSITION TO THESE 'churches'.

• They are NOT SAVED.

• Most of these 'groups of people' are completely 'off-track'.

• Turn away from RELIGION and have a PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP with JOSHUA from Nazareth.

[Joshua (Hebrew) = Iisoús (Greek) = Jesus (English)]


I plead the Blood of 'Joshua from Nazareth' over you and yours!

May the Holy Ghost be over you, around you and in you to lead you to the Truth.

Jesus said, "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life".


John 14:6 (NIV)

6 Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.



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