At His Altar

He got the divine inspiration to write this book in order to inspire the body of Christ, his church and warn them of imminent danger of anger and the detrimental nature of the failure to forgive. His book teaches that the act of forgiving one another was a burden from the beginning, starting from the first man (Adam) who failed to forgive his elderly son Cain when he murdered his own brother Abel. Unlike the individuals in the Church today, Adam knew that it was impossible to serve God with anger, on this note he decided to stop all kinds worship for almost 125 years. This resulted in the loss of many soulsduring the time of Noah.