Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions
Clerics’ Defiance of God’s Creation Sabbath Day Mandate in Celebrating Charles Darwin’s Evolution Day in Their Places of Worship.
The GCSD commandment is the evidence of God’s desire for fellowship with his creations on a regular basis.
It is the only moral commandment that specifically addresses the origin of the universe and life, lending evidential support to the Genesis account of primal creation that most scholars dismiss as mythology. Satan’s goal is to have the secular and religious world perceive the GCSD commandment as nothing more than an obsolete Jewish custom.
As a moral law, its oral and written presentation by God is proof of God’s existence, evidence that God claimed credit for having created the world, and confirmation that the six days of creation are literal. Hence, the GCSD mandate is God’s direct rebuttal to Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.
The GCSD legislation is the reason for the world’s seven-day week. Satan’s attempts through secular governments, such as the Soviet Union, to reject the seven-day week and instead adopt a five-day and six-day week were all futile. To affirm its mysterious origin, science reveals that key biological functions in human beings, plants, insects, and animals follow a seven-day biorhythmic cycle.
Without the seventh day of rest, which isolates the beginning of the first day of creation from the end of the sixth day of creation, there will be no closure for our seventh day week. In this sense, God’s rest signifies completion, rather than fatigue, in his task of creating the world.
Although the three Abrahamic religions are unanimous in their endorsement of Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution as a foundational truth, they are divided on the question of promoting the GCSD commandment and covenant as the ultimate evidence against the evolutionist worldview. All three religions in the Clergy Letter Project established by atheist Michael Zimmerman instead maintain that they do not adhere to a literal interpretation of the biblical or scriptural account of creation. What else can a moral commandment from God be except literal? As a result, there is a strong correlation between rejection of God’s Creation Sabbath Day mandate and belief in the theory of evolution as foundational truth.
Reviewed by: Barbara Bamberger Scott
“First, why would God classify a commandment that is supposed to be temporary among a set of moral commandments that are everlasting?”
Author and instructor Ebifegha here arrays a nearly encyclopedic range of corroborations, both historical and biblical, to bring his powerful theme to full light. God ordained the observance of the Sabbath as the seventh day, which is Saturday as taught to and observed by the earliest Israelite peoples, but a gradual shift to a Sunday observance of God’s holy day of rest and remembrance—the work, the author asserts, of Satan—has weakened both the beliefs and the faith of its followers. Ebifegha utilizes his own term for the most sacred day of the week, calling it GCSD (“God’s Creation Sabbath Day”), further emphasizing the biblical truth that after creating the world—its lands, seas, animals, plants, and its human occupants—the Lord designated a day of rest, set aside for contemplation and worship. This designation was underscored powerfully from its position as the cornertone of the Ten Commandments given by God to Moses. Therefore, it is as significant and demanding of true obedience as the other nine in what is often called the Decalogue.
Jesus brought further emphasis to the importance of obeying the will of God, and undeniably he “did not abolish the GCSD.” Therefore, he would have encouraged and maintained its observance among his close disciples. However, as the Christian church grew and spread, Satan’s plan to confuse and confute the purpose of the Sabbath began to take hold, resulting in a switch to Sunday as the preferred day, and the weakening of the observances associated with it. One primary influence in this watering down process was the science presented by Charles Darwin that has caused many Christians to rethink and doubt the entire creation story as set forth in scripture. Numerous church groups even celebrate the birthday of Darwin as “Evolution Sunday,” clear evidence of their doubt and mistrust of holy scripture.
To make his case credible, Ebifegha, who holds both a higher education certificate in religious studies and a doctorate in physics, draws from a multitude of sources, including fellow Christian writers, both supportive of and in disagreement with his central thesis. His judicial use of biblical quotations and references provide a consistent framework for his intelligently presented ideas. A notable example of what the author claims as proof of the eponymous shadow of evil hovering over current-era Christianity is the work of “atheist Michael Zimmerman” and his cohort. Among the cohort are clerics of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, all proponents of Darwin’s theory of evolution as a “foundational scientific truth.”
The author passionately argues that the absolute holiness of the Sabbath as recorded in the Book of Genesis is pivotal to the maintenance of faith among Abrahamic peoples, and the weakening of that principle is an attack on the bedrock of the biblical account, in which God’s great work was completed in six days, with the seventh set aside for rest and holy purpose. As set forth in Ebifegha’s admirable treatise, all Christians are enjoined to keep God’s Ten Commandments, the first of which, given in written form on tablets of stone, is the honor that is to be applied to the Sabbath. Ebifegha’s strong defense of scriptural truth can provide motivation for Christian study among those seeking a deeper support for the faith-based concepts he so vigorously examines.
Reviewed by: Ephantus M.
Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions: Clerics’ Defiance of God’s Creation Sabbath Day Mandate in Celebrating Charles Darwin’s Evolution Day in Their Places of Worship by author Michael Ebifegha is a comprehensive Christian publication which looks to relay an impartial articulation of the pertinence of God’s Creation Sabbath Day (GCSD), to the populace who may have shunned it and to dilate the understanding of people who presently recognize it.
Author Ebifegha indicates that currently many people are perceiving God’s six days of creation stipulated in the Moses commandments as a myth. He feels that putting an end to the memorial of divine creation from peoples’ senses has sadly kept ajar a door that accommodates competing theories such as Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, as foundational scientific truth. In not recognizing God’s six days of creation as literal facts, he believes humankind plunges into the sin of contending to be additionally wiser than God.
In his research, Ebifegha has come across scholarly works which try to make a case for whether the GCSD law stays binding or has been supplanted, a debate that invariably focuses on the suitable day of Christian deification while paying little attention to the verity that the Sabbath commandment is God’s law on origins. He feels Satan has made the case of Sabbath adherence the main battlefield, making sense of why God did not want to leave the subject of human origins in the hands of evolutionists whose intent is to encourage materialism.
‘Is it a sin to not keep the Sabbath?’ This is a highly argued topic that the majority of people maintain to be a directive from the old mosaic covenant which is already gone. These and many other similar notions have been exhibited as pseudo-theological stands, which the author finds erroneous and which he expects this publication will convince people to drop. Much of the shared insight may require a reader to first shift their standpoint to fully grasp his meticulous findings and unsearchable truths regarding the presents of a Deity who has not changed since the beginning of the world.
This text can be read by anyone who wishes to understand the GCSD mandate better, as well as those who desire to generally grow their faith. Simple, cozy, but highly factual, best describe this illuminating read. Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions: Clerics’ Defiance of God’s Creation Sabbath Day Mandate in Celebrating Charles Darwin’s Evolution Day in Their Places of Worship is, a remarkable resource that Christian homes, churches, and evangelistic groups will want to keep as a handy tool for teaching current and future generations of the ancient but crucial ways of the Lord.
Reviewed by: Lisa Brown
Author Michael Ebifegha‘s 4th Origin: Refuting the Myth of Evolutionism and Exposing the Folly of the Clergy Letters, presents a focused work based on the profound and often altogether intensely stirring subject of the origins of humankind, which centers on two schools of thought; Creationism vs. Evolution.
Additionally, as a noted author and teacher, Michael Ebifegha has also penned other works which flow effortlessly in the vein of this subject matter. He offers stimulating titles such as; Farewell to Darwinian Evolution: Exposition of God’s Creation Patent and Seal, The Darwin Delusion: The Scientific Myth of Evolutionism plus several more. Providing a wealth of knowledge, this work in addition to his other books, do well to provide substantial fodder for intellectual and spiritual stimulation, as well as helm multifaceted discussions when it comes to the truth that shines forth from the word of God. Moreover, this book in particular delves into not only the more commonly discussed elements surrounding theories of evolution and creationism while comparing the two schools of thought and cementing the argument for Creationism. Additionally, author Ebifegha explores the refreshing aspect of The Clergy Letter Project, which involves statements written and signed by various clergy from assorted religious backgrounds, upholding a supportive stance for teaching evolution while also bolstering the position that religion and science can be compatible; which goes against the grain of the school of thought, that the two elements do not belong in the same arena. As well, the subsequent chapters embody a wealth of information about subjects including; Seven Truths of Evolutionism-Creationism Controversy, Why Evolution(ism ) Is Not a Foundational Scientific Truth, and more.
Overall, this book proffers a guided journey into and through a universally debated subject, both poignant and inspiring while successfully exploring, chapter by chapter the primary elements necessary to bring clarity. Meanwhile the text also delves into the connection between religion, the state, and science. In Particular I found the chapter The Evolution and Creation Clergy Letter Project engaging to read as my interest was piqued by the idea of the existence of such a project, as it was something completely new to me and also, the included letters and the narrative they presented. Altogether, I enjoyed reading author Michael Ebifegha’s work in 4th Origin: Refuting the Myth of Evolutionism and Exposing The Folly of the Clergy Letters. This book offers an intelligent, thorough and well- written exploration of the theories of divine creation, supported by biblical doctrine, versus Evolution and the work of Charles Darwin as well as others of his disposition. I especially liked the quotes at the beginning of each chapter as they set the tone for the chapter with a spark of divine intelligence. I highly recommend this work, as a matter of fact, this is a book that is not just to be read, it should be studied as it imparts a wealth of spiritual and mental inspiration through its challenge of commonly held premises about man’s origin.
Reviewed by: A. Savage
Michael Ebifegha’s masterpiece, “Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions,” is a resolute investigation into the modern issues that followers of the Abrahamic faiths must deal with in the broad eld of theology. Ebifegha explores the unsettling phenomenon of religious societies adopting secular theories—Charles Darwin’s Evolution, in particular—with painstaking prose and intellectual depth. The book’s unique selling point is its in-depth analysis of Satan’s deliberate attempts to undermine the sacredness of God’s creation story, with a focus on the crucial Creation Sabbath Dayrequirement.
Ebifegha’s story unravels the confusing shift in theological beliefs by weaving together the threads of history, theology, and the ever-present inuence of Satan. Its central thesis is a biting critique of clergy who have voluntarily accepted the idea of evolution while disobeying God’s commands. The author skillfully negotiates the complex network of Satan’s cunning strategies, drawing illuminating similarities between his acts in the Garden of Eden, where deceit changed the path of human history. The study of God’s Creation Sabbath Day commandment, a pillar of the Decalogue that represents God’s deliberate six-day creation culminating in a day of rest, is at the heart of the book. Ebifegha vehemently argues that humanity’s perception of the beginnings of this holy commandment has been distorted as a result of Satan’s misuse of it. This revelation is not just a theological discussion; rather, it is a wake-up call for those who are open-mindedly searching for the truth. The story potential of “Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions” remains unexplored for conventional publishers and lm producers.
The book’s captivating narrative and insightful analysis of the conict between religious doctrine and secular inuence present a riveting plot that is ready for adaptation. This book is a monument to the undiscovered depth at the nexus of faith, history, and the unending conict between good and evil in a time when thought-provoking content is much sought after.
To sum up, the writings of Michael Ebifegha go beyond the connes of a traditional book; they are a revelation and a call to action against the perversion of divine truths. The story challenges readers to reevaluate their views and take a rm stance against the subtle manipulations endangering the sanctity of God’s creation story as it reveals Satan’s cunning shadow in the evolution discussion. A compelling option for traditional publishers and lm producers looking for stories that have a deep emotional impact on a wide range of readers, as well as a must-read for the devoted. “Satan’s Shadow in Abrahamic Religions” is more than just a book; it is an enduring examination of the conict that always exists between faith and those who would work to weaken it.