Blood Mysteries
When Innocent Blood Cries
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Unlike the blood of Abel which demanded vengeance against his brother Cain, the blood of Jesus did not demand vengeance as a reward for the shedding of His innocent and righteous blood. Rather it demanded the pardon and release of all who has been made captives by sin, from the time of Adam throughout the ages until present time and who were deserving of death as the wages for their sins. That included the sins of those who pierced and nailed him to the cross of Calvary. While the blood of Abel and other bloods speaks, the volume of the blood of Jesus overshadows and over-powers the voice of all other bloods by speaking better things.
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Every religion on earth, godly or ungodly, Christianity, occultism, and satanic religions all respects blood and have something in one way or the other to do with blood. The Bible is a bloody book because blood is central to both the Old and New Testaments. After man sinned in the garden, the story of man's redemption has been a journey that began with the shedding of blood in Eden and ended with blood at Calvary. We have been taught about blood and how that blood is powerful. There are more religious songs about power in blood than any other subject, but what the church have not looked much into is the revelation of what makes blood powerful. Is it the usual red color of blood? Pre-suppose the blood of Jesus wasn't shed at all, will there still be any power at all in bloods in general that were shed before the crucifixion of Christ? This books takes the reader on an intriguing journey about mysteries in blood from a biblical perspective.
About the Author
Dr. Victor T. Nyarko is an Author, Pastor, Conference Speaker and an avid Bible Expositor. He is the author of 13 books and keeps writing as the Lord grants him deeper revelatory insights and practical application of scripture in the most simplistic way. He is a graduate of University of Ghana, Stony Brook University and Cornell University's School of Industrial and Labor Relations and guest speaker in many conferences in U.S. and several nations across the globe. He lives in Bronx, New York with wife Joan Elaine and their children Victoria, Vanya and Joash.