DIVINE COMPLETION in The GOD subject

This book is called DIVINE COMPLETION because that is exactly what I see unfolding—not symbolically, not metaphorically, but precisely, deliberately, and on time. From the beginning, God marked His work with the number seven: creation, rest, covenant, warning, judgment, and renewal. Seven is not decoration in Scripture; it is structure. It is God’s way of saying nothing is random, nothing is unfinished, and nothing escapes His order. I write this knowing we are no longer moving upward in history—we are moving downward, rung by rung, like Jacob’s ladder turned toward the earth, counting time as God always has.

 

I do not write my books in ascending hope, but in descending awareness. Each chapter moves closer to completion, closer to reckoning, closer to truth being fully revealed. This is how Scripture itself unfolds—patterns tightening, warnings intensifying, mercy narrowing, and consequences ripening. The cosmic clock is not speeding up because God is impatient; it is completing its final revolutions because humanity has refused, again and again, to listen. Seven seals, seven trumpets, seven bowls—completion always comes after long patience is exhausted.

In DIVINE COMPLETION, I follow the sevens not as an academic exercise, but as a witness. I am watching the alignment between ancient words and modern reality lock into place with frightening clarity. Moral collapse, spiritual deafness, corrupted authority, and manufactured confusion are not new—they are scheduled. God told us how the end would feel before He told us how it would look. This book is written because I see it, I recognize it, and I cannot unsee it.

Yet this is not a book of despair. Completion does not only belong to judgment—it also belongs to obedience. Even now, there remains a narrow path for those willing to do what God requires. That is why I write. That is why these words exist. If the clock must finish its course, then let it find at least some who were awake, who were working, and who understood what time it truly was.

This is DIVINE COMPLETION.

Not the end of God’s authority—but the end of excuses.