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June 13, 2026July 9, 2026

In the Pre-Adamic world, did an Original Earth exist before Adam?

Timeline showing the Old Heavens, Present Earth, and New Heavens including Creation, Noah's Flood, and Jesus Christ

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

The Bible happens to reveal many things about what life existed in the Pre-Adamic World.

In this, Genesis 1:1 says:

In the beginning God created the heaven and the [Original] earth.'

Genesis 1:2 says:

And the [Original] earth was without form [as a sphere], and void [of any lifeforms]; and darkness [that enveloped the heavens] was upon the face of the deep [waters that covered the Earth].

Between those two verses, something happened.

Key Takeaways

The Bible reveals that the Pre-Adamic World existed before this Present Earth, which was affected by Lucifer’s Flood.
Jeremiah’s vision of Lucifer’s Flood depicts a desolate Earth without light, cities, or life, which is distinct from Noah’s Flood.
The article discusses contrasts between Lucifer’s Flood and Noah’s Flood, highlighting key differences in their circumstances.
It suggests that all humans may have lived a previous lifetime on the Original Earth before being formed again in this life.
The book ‘God’s Great Plan for Mankind – REVEALED!’ provides a comprehensive exploration of the Pre-Adamic World, including scriptural evidence.

June 17, 2026July 24, 2026

Is ‘Salvation’ Simply Believing in Jesus?

God's requirement for Christians to RUN their spiritual RACE - Hebrews 12:1-2

The Bible says that SIMPLY BELIEVING in Jesus Christ relates to having one’s level of faith to that of Satan’s devils (James 2:19). These devils actually KNOW Jesus (Luke 8:30-31).

Estimated reading time: 10 minutes

Key Takeaways

The Bible states that simply believing in Jesus falls short of true salvation, as even thw demons believe in Jesus.
Salvation requires effort, conditions, and the production of spiritual fruit, which opposes modern church beliefs.
The book identifies Initial Salvation as a grace gift and Final Salvation as a process of spiritual growth to overcome Satan’s deceptions.
Christians must navigate two gospels: one of grace and one of obedience throughout their life, aiming for spiritual maturity.
Ultimately, genuine faith involves actively seeking the truth and adhering to God’s teachings, as detailed in the book.

The article that follows relates to chapters in this book (below). Each section challenges many beliefs about the Christian Salvation message being preached today.

The paperback book on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Great-Plan-Mankind-REVEALED/dp/1764206843

The eBook on Smashwords:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1927157

Book: God's Plan for Mankind - REVEALED by Alan Manson

What does the Bible say about ‘Salvation’?

June 27, 2026July 9, 2026

Biblical Salvation as viewed from the spiritual perspective

Estimated reading time: 10 minutes

Biblical Salvation is not preached in the churches today. True Salvation that saves a soul from Hell can only be attained by “Walking in the Spirit” (Romans 8:1)

Key Takeaways

Biblical salvation requires Christians to walk in the Spirit, conforming to God’s will for a true spiritual life to be experienced.
Key steps include being born again, studying the Bible, and being led by the Holy Spirit.
Christians must run the race of salvation, focusing on their relationship with Jesus and resisting temptation from the Devil.
The process of spiritual growth involves preparation, running the race, and progressing through eight stages of spiritual maturity.
Assurance of biblical salvation comes from adhering to scriptural requirements and actively living a life of faith.

June 30, 2026July 9, 2026

What Does ‘Walking in the Spirit’ Mean?

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes

Galatians 5:16 says: ‘Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh.’

Most sermons treat this as a disposition, an attitude, or simply a general orientation toward God. But the verse is operational. It assumes a conflict is already happening. It means that two kingdoms are already competing for the same person.

Key Takeaways

Galatians 5:16 emphasizes actively choosing to walk in the Spirit amid a conflict between flesh and spirit.
The ‘flesh’ represents a spiritual entity influenced by Satan, not just the physical body.
Walking in the Spirit requires faith, personal scripture engagement, spiritual fruit production, and endurance in truth.
Success in walking in the Spirit reveals spiritual maturity, which requires continuous obedience, not a one-time event.
Believers should reflect on their walk in the Spirit and consider the truth of their faith, as outlined in the article.

July 7, 2026July 9, 2026

How Does God Test Believers?

Christians often wonder how does God test Believers. If some say that suffering towards individuals occurs randomly, this means that faith becomes a lottery.

Key Takeaways

The Bible teaches that God tests Believers through suffering, which is purposeful, not random.
Satan serves as the specific adversary in this testing process, allowed by God with limitations.
Believers experience multiple tests designed by Satan to assess their faithfulness and obedience to God.
The life on Earth serves as an arena for Christians to prove their love and loyalty to God while resisting Satan’s lies.
Understanding how God tests Believers is essential for spiritual growth and navigating trials in faith.

July 27, 2023July 14, 2026

The Apostle Paul’s Gospel of Salvation

Paul's Mystery Gospel that involves 'The Race' (Hebrews 12:1)

This Bible-based analysis of the Apostle Paul’s Gospel of Salvation explains the requirements Christians MUST meet for entry into Heaven.

In this, God requires every Christian to enter into and “RUN” in the “RACE that God has established” (Hebrews 12:1-2).

This “RACE” is similar to a cross-country “endurance race” (1 Corinthians 9:26). This is where God requires every Christian to use a map (i.e. their Bible), together with a compass (the Holy Spirit). This is to enable them to reach the Finish Line (or Final Salvation):

Estimated reading time: 6 minutes

Key Takeaways

Christians must meet specific requirements for entry into Heaven based on Paul’s Gospel.
Paul’s Gospel outlines eight stages of spiritual maturity, starting with the New Birth and leading to Final Salvation.
True discipleship requires Christians to forsake all material wealth and fully surrender their lives to Jesus.
Unity in the Body of Christ is essential for fulfilling God’s will and each member has a specific role.
Christians must acquire the Gifts of the Spirit to perform good works, such as healing and preaching, as part of their ministry.

"...and LET US RUN WITH PATIENCE THE RACE THAT IS SET BEFORE US,  2 Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith..."  (Hebrews 12:1-2)

December 14, 2020July 13, 2026

The Eight Stages of Biblical Salvation

The image describes the eight stages of Initial and Final Salvation that are necessary for Salvation

This article will explain in detail the Eight Stages of Biblical Salvation necessary for Christians to avoid spending eternity in Hell.

Estimated reading time: 15 minutes

Key Takeaways

The article outlines the Eight Stages of Biblical Salvation necessary for Christians to attain eternal life.
Each stage is critical for understanding the spiritual journey toward salvation, emphasizing the need to run the race with patience.
Biblical Salvation develops through initial faith, striving to enter, experiencing the new birth, and growing spiritually as a babe and little child.
As Christians mature, they should aim to become strong young men, spiritual fathers, and ultimately good soldiers of Jesus Christ.
The failure to progress beyond the early stages can lead to spiritual stagnation and the risk of eternal separation from God.

May 8, 2019July 22, 2026

The New Birth

Many preachers claim that if an unsaved person accepts Christ as their Savior, they have experienced the New Birth, or “born again”. However, can such a claim be justified in scripture?

Estimated reading time: 7 minutes

Key Takeaways

The New Birth, or being born again, signifies a spiritual transformation initiated by God, which allows one to perceive the state of God’s kingdom.
This transformation parallels the natural birth, where God’s word acts as the seed together with the human heart as the spiritual soil.
As an unborn child
The New Birth addresses the curse of sin inherited from Adam and Eve, enabling direct spirit-to-spirit communication with God once a person is born again.
Being born again is a prerequisite for salvation, and one’s spiritual growth is guided by biblical teachings and truths.
The article encourages readers to verify its claims with trusted church members and invites comments for discussion.

I question this because of my own ‘New Birth’ experience (John 3:8). What happened at this time was that God placed a “new heart” within me (Ezek 36:26). This experience allowed me to “see” the state of God’s kingdom inside the churches, which to me was horrific.

Let me explain.

Continue reading “The New Birth”

January 18, 2020July 29, 2026

Final Salvation: Christians must ‘Run the ‘Race’

God has established the requirement for every Christian to “Run the Race” that has been established for them:

“…let us [meaning every Christian] RUN WITH PATIENCE THE RACE that is set before us, 2 Looking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith…”  (Hebrews 12:1-2)

Once modern-day (unsaved) individuals hear the Gospel message—those who believe and then accept the ‘Good News’ by confessing Jesus Christ with their mouth, the Bible says that such people are ‘Saved’ from spending eternity in Hell (Rom 10:9-10).

However, such people are yet to run the race God has established for every Christian to embark upon and hopefully finish.

Estimated reading time: 9 minutes

Key Takeaways

God requires every Christian to ‘Run the Race’ towards Final Salvation despite challenges posed by the Devil.
Belief in the Gospel saves individuals initially, but doesn’t guarantee they will run their spiritual race effectively.
Christians must acquire spiritual items like righteousness, the Gospel message, and support from Jesus to succeed in their race.
Each Christian must grow spiritually and resist temptations to avoid hindrances in their journey.
Maturity in faith is essential. New believers, or ‘babies in Christ’ cannot start running the race until they grow in understanding.

April 6, 2022July 10, 2026

The Dietary Needs of Our ‘Inner Man’

Part 1 of the Spirit, Soul and the Body series examined the spiritual ‘organs’ God has provided to us within our “Inner Man“. This article examines how God has stated in scripture what the dietary needs of Our Inner Man represent.

Estimated reading time: 9 minutes

All living creatures on Earth that God has made require food to not only grow into maturity, but to prevent from dying. This is because any shortage of food leads to starvation and death. The same goes for the human soul, which needs an appropriate spiritual diet for our Inner Man to grow and to thrive.

Key Takeaways

This article examines the dietary needs of our Inner Man and highlights its importance for spiritual growth.
Christians must regularly ‘feed’ their Inner Man on God’s word to prevent spiritual starvation.
The dietary needs vary by maturity stages: ‘Babes,’ ‘Little Children,’ and ‘Strong Young Men’ require different spiritual nourishment.
Feeding the Inner Man correctly protects against spiritual dangers and promotes growth in faith.
The article encourages Christians to assess their current spiritual diet and consider their growth progression.

“… but though OUR OUTWARD [physical] MAN perish [through ageing], yet THE INWARD [spiritual]  MAN is renewed day by day [by feeding upon God's words].”  (2 Cor 4:16)

“That he would grant you, according to the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in THE INNER MAN;”  (Eph 3:16)