The boat of Tarshish Extract of The Book of Prophet Kacou Philippe, published by Edilivre, France philippekacou.org . Kc.99:19 Now, you can be seated here in the spirit of Tarshish! As long as you believe that the Message is the Lamp that throws light on the Bible or that... As long as you consider the Message and the Bible two different things then you are seated in the boat of Tarshish! You are physically present here but in spirit, you are seated in the boat of Tarshish. The book of Jeremiah is not the Lamp that throws light on the book of Isaiah, Ezekiel and Moses. You see? Not being a repetition or an explanation of what the Bible says, if you make a distinction ... When Isaiah was preaching, if someone considered the Book of Isaiah and the other Books of the Prophets, two different things, so he had not yet understood the Word of God. When Jeremiah was preaching, if someone made a distinction between the Book of Jeremiah and the other Books of the Prophets who came before him, so he had not yet understood the Word of God. And for our Time, that is, after Christ, when Paul was preaching, if someone made a distinction between his Books and the Books before him, that is to say the Books of the Prophets, then he had not yet understood the Word of God. 20 If a book, no matter how profound it is, cannot be raised to the rank of the Books of the Bible, stay away from it! The Word of God is Sacred and no book, no word, no human imagination, no matter how good it is can be grafted to It. Stay away from all those books that flood the boat of Tarshish. And if a man is not the echo of an Authentic Prophet of God, a Prophet whose Words have the same value as those of the Bible, stay away from him! You cannot talk about Salvation unless you see Infallibility in him that you follow. Where there is no Infallibility, there is no Salvation. [Ed: The Congregation says Amen!]. Extract of The Book of Prophet Kacou Philippe, published by Edilivre, France.
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