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A powerful king (Co-Co, The Chimpanzee Schoolmaster, used to argue,) did not necessarily: rule over the greatest land mass by virtue of his mighty military force and skill dominate the seas have the greatest diplomatic sway have riches above all others. found a dynasty which ruled for over two hundred years The ‘strongest’ king was allowed to reign over The Land of Israel by THE KING OF KINGS (Daniel 11:5a). For a time Ptolemy I Soter and his descendants were allowed to rule over The Land Promised To Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and their descendants, the land of Ancient Israel….

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The Kingdoms of The Four Winds of Heaven Daniel 11:4 ‘And when He[Alexander, The Great] shall stand up, His Kingdom shall be broken, and shall be divided toward The Four Winds of Heaven; and not for His posterity, nor according to His Dominion which He ruled: for His Kingdom shall be plucked up, even for other beside Those.’ Alexander’s generals and admirals conquered the two hundred year-old Persian Empire (536 B.C.E. – 323 B.C.E.) under their mighty monarch. Some of them had been educated with Alexander in his youth. Others had been with him in his conquests or had been…

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Alexander III of Macedon, is according to Co-Co, The Schoolmaster of the Chimpanzees, the greatest military commander of all time – except for The Coming Messiah. Not only did Alexander (356 B.C.E. – 323 B.C.E.) conquer The Persian Empire in a series of campaigns that lasted for ten years, but he led his Macedonians and many other auxiliaries almost to the end of the known world. He never lost a battle and he founded more than twenty cities – a characteristic of great kings – ; but what impressed Co-Co the most was that he held his commanders together –…

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‘Behold: There shall stand up yet three kings of Persia The Fourth shall be far richer than they all and by his strength through his riches he shall stir up all against the realm of Grecia A Mighty King shall stand up, that shall rule with great dominion and do according to his will…'(Daniel 11:2b & 3a) 565 B.C.E – 336 B.C.E: THE ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE YEARS READERS OF ‘THE BOOK OF DANIEL’ ARE ASSUMED TO KNOW. Empires, according to Nebuchadnezzar’s image, rise and fall: After Artaxerxes I, (Co-Co, The Coconut-Throwing School-Master, Chimpanzee’s greatest Persian Ruler) The Persian Empire…

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Pastor Wayne Edwards of the Heritage Baptist Church, Perry, Georgia, USA begins a new series “Satan’s Attack on the Family”. The service begins at approximately 15 minutes, click on the above link. Gibber! Gibber! Chugley PASTOR WAYNE WRITES: September 30, 2023 Dear Heritage Family, The Communist Manifesto that was written by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels in 1848, is the foundational basis for today’s push toward Socialism.  One of their proposals was to abolish the family, which they knew would eventually destroy the effectiveness of the church, which would eventually destroy man’s concept of God, which would eventually destroy the…

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I. THE ANSWER TO THE TWO QUESTIONS King Nebuchadnezzar’s question: ‘What shall come to pass hereafter?’ (Daniel 2:29) Daniel, The King’s Hebrew Captive, ‘s question: ‘What shall befall My People?’ (Daniel 10:14) THE ANSWER: THE KING OF KINGS – EVEN OF NEBUCHADNEZZAR, THE GREATEST OF THE GENTILE KINGS; AND THE MESSIAH, THE PRINCE OF THE JEWISH NATION, DANIEL’S PEOPLE – IS COMING. ‘No wonder’, Co-Co, The Chimpanzee Schoolmaster used to exclaim, ‘The Book of Daniel concludes with a beatitude – a blessing!’ “BLESSED IS HE THAT WAITETH, AND COMETH TO THE 1,335 DAYS – THE MANIFESTATION OF THE MESSIAH (Daniel…

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Co-Co, the coconut-throwing chimpanzee schoolmaster taught his students to strive to understand the essence of any work of literature – most especially THE WORD OF THE GOD OF KING SOLOMON. He would throw his coconuts with unerring accuracy at any student who could not apprehend the underlying thesis of any book and articulate it concisely and succinctly. Co-Co would always illustrate how to pierce the heart of a book. He argued that The Book of Daniel is, in essence, the answer to two questions: King Nebuchadnezzar: ‘What shall come to pass hereafter?’ (2:29) Daniel, The King’s Captive: ‘What shall befall…

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