The Eternal Gospel Society

To participate in stopping the unholy sacrifices of the Fifth Seal, please sign the bipartisan petition to protect a woman's right to choose life.

In the next section, "How the Eternal Gospel Society Came into Being," you will see that the neuvangelization must begin at a certain church in Alabama. The following three letters are being written to the members of that church:

The Attack on the Altar at the Annunciation of the Lord (HTML version)

The Souls Under the Altar in the Fifth Seal Revealed (HTML version)

A Novus Evangelium for the Baptized (HTML version)

How the Eternal Gospel Society Came into Being

1. It is the last week of September in 2005. Marie and her boyfriend Joseph are living in Hartselle with their two friends, Beth and her husband Eugene.
2. On Tuesday or Wednesday night, Marie has a dream about her and Joseph dismantling a church. She does not tell Joseph about her dream.
3. Friday morning comes. Between "coffee and cigarettes," Joseph sees a vision of what Marie dreamt about, the two of them "tearing up a church."
4. Joseph and Marie tell each other about their experience. They become consumed by the coincidence. They will not be themselves for the next few days.
5. Saturday morning comes. The local newspaper publishes a story about the relics, which are under the altar at the Annunciation of the Lord in Decatur. That church is named after the Annunciation, which was made by an angel to Mary in a vision and to Joseph in a dream.
6. Neither Marie nor Joseph nor their two friends see the story about the relics. The sun sets. It is the night before the Feast of the Guardian Angels.
7. Sunday morning comes. The four friends, Marie, Joseph, Beth, and Eugene, drive into Decatur, not knowing which church they are going to visit. Upon seeing the Annunication of the Lord, they pull into the parking lot and park. Then, they wander aimlessly into Mass. Joseph would later say, "Nothing was going through my mind."
8. Right after communion, Marie, who would later say, "I don't like speaking in front of crowds," goes up to the altar and preaches to the church.
9. Then, Joseph, who "cannot lift a 500-pound altar" according to Marie, goes up to the altar and lifts it and topples it, sending it down the steps to break into pieces on the floor below.
10. For those reasons, Marie would come to think that God elevated their abilities. She would later say, "God allowed us to be his puppets."
11. Immediately after the altar was torn down, the pastor leads the church in prayer, asking the Lord to help them understand why such a thing happens. That was the cue for the church to start searching for the reason why their altar was torn down.
12. Picking up on the cue, a curious layman in the church searches the newspaper reports in the coming days, looking for the reason why their altar was torn down. He finds the following antithetic parallels between the Annunication of the Lord and the teardown of the altar at the Annunciation of the Lord.
    1. Marie antithetically parallels Mary.
    2. The Joseph, who lives with his girlfriend Marie, antithetically parallels the Joseph, who does not live with his betrothed wife Mary.
    3. The dream of Marie antithetically parallels the vision of Mary.
    4. The Beth, who has Marie live with her for awhile, antithetically parallels the Elizabeth, who has Mary live with her for awhile.
    5. Eugene, which means well-born in Greek, antithetically parallels Zacharias, who was well-born because he was born into the Jewish priesthood.
    6. The vision of Joseph antithetically parallels the dream of Joseph.
    7. The tearing down of the altar at the Annunication of the Lord in Decatur antithetically parallels the Annunication of the Lord in the Synoptic Gospels.
13. The antithetic parallelism between the Annunication of the Lord and the teardown of the altar makes it evident that both events were orchestrated by the same divine being.
14. But why would Holy Father arrange for a sacred altar to be torn down? The curious layman seeks the answer to that question.
15. Knowing that the story about the relics under their altar was published the day before their altar was torn down, and that putting relics under the altar is a tradition which goes back to the ancient catacombs, when the underground church would use the table tomb of a Christian martyr as an altar, because they thought the souls under the altar in the Fifth Seal were martyrs who gave their lives as a holy sacrifice to Christ, the layman comes to realize that Holy Father arranged for their altar to be torn down, so that they could ask him in faith to reveal to them the true identity of the souls under the altar in the Fifth Seal.
16. They can have the faith which is necessary to receive the revelation, because why would Holy Father arrange for their altar to be torn down if it is not to reveal to them the true identity of the souls under the altar?
17. After a few years of persistent prayer, the following is revealed to the layman:
    • that the souls under the altar are young victims of unholy sacrifices, which are currently happening on earth many times per day,
    • that they are asking their Master when he will avenge their blood upon those who live on earth, and
    • that when the sacrifices have stopped he will avenge the blood of his servants.
18. Everybody, who receives the revelation of that bad news, can have the faith which is necessary to be shown how to participate in stopping the unholy sacrifices, because why would Holy Father reveal to them the identity of the victims if it is not to show them how they can participate in stopping the sacrifices?
19. After several years of persistent prayer, it is finally shown to the curious layman how the church can participate in stopping the unholy sacrifices of the Fifth Seal. The church can participate by signing a petition to protect the right of every pregnant female to choose life. So, the layman creates such a petition. It calls upon legislators to enact a bill which would give every pregnant female the option to certify the debts of prenatal and postnatal support, which are owed to her offspring, so that if anybody was to kill the creditor (her offspring), the debts would not be forgiven, but would instead be converted into reimbursement for wrongful death, payable to the caretaker(s) of the child(ren) specified on the certificate of creditorship, or if none are specified, then to the caretakers of children known by the state to be in need.
20. In 2025, the angel of the church tells the curious layman the following:
    • that he is obliged to write a letter to those who were members of the Annunication of the Lord when their altar was torn down,
    • that he is obliged to ask them to help him obtain the permission of the bishop to get the neuvangel announced at the Annunciation of the Lord,
    • that the neuvangel is this, that every Christian is now invited to participate in stopping the unholy sacrifices of the Fifth Seal, and
    • that the neuvangelization is this, to announce the neuvangel to every house of God; and those who believe and participate will be clear from the blood of the victims, but those who do not believe will not be clear. (The first house of God must be the Annunciation of the Lord.)
21. Since the eternal gospel must be brought to everybody on earth, not just the unbaptized but also the baptized, it must consist of two parts, the Gospel of Christ for the unbaptized and a neuvangel for baptized. Neuvangelists are those who bring the Gospel to the unbaptized and the neuvangel to the baptized. Since those are the two parts of the eternal gospel, every neuvangelist is a member of the Eternal Gospel Society; and EternalGospelSociety.com is the official website of the EGS.