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The loss of BLACK GOLD: Locating the BLACK MAN

By: Mr CORNELL GREGORY
Narrated by: Thomas Hill
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This book is the only solution for the black man. Jesus taught the parable of the lost coin. In the parable, a woman searched and searched for the coin until she located it. The black man is lost! Until he is located his true value he will never be experienced! He can't live out his created purpose! He must be located! He must get a vision of his true identity! You are not just a man (physical matter), full of weaknesses and past pain and mistakes. You are gods! You are spirit and matter. Heaven and earth! God is your Father, and the earth is Mother! Know who you are! Visualize your true self through the eye of your soul (imagination, mind’s eye). Arise you gods. Provide, protect, and teach! Be one with light! Pledge allegiance to our Father, our family, and our neighbors!
©2017 Mr. Cornell Gregory (P)2018 mr Cornell Gregory
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