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"If my mission comes from the world, as they keep saying, the world before its end will see the end of my mission. If it comes from God, my mission before its end will see the end of the world,” Salomon Joseph Severe.
In a situation of thoughtlessness, some men and women often declare that God does not exist. They say that all comes from the evolution of the beings under the cyclic influences of Mother Nature. However, since the dawn of time, on the surface of the globe, one never ceases to contemplate the greenery of the plants, food reserves for animals and men. The sun has never ceased to project on the earth and other planets its purifying rays; the moon, its fresh light and the air, the purity of its oxygen thanks to which the cleansing of our organs are regularly accomplished. All of that is the work of a conscious and superior Genius who, with his skills, takes care of all things so that nothing represents an obstacle to this harmony.
He has never ceased to testify who he is: everlasting God “but he never left them without evidence of himself and his goodness. For instance, he sends you rain and good crops and gives you food and joyful hearts (Acts 14 verse 17). It is in order to maintain this positive joy that he also dictates his law to us, his revelations and his Holy Spirit to guide us and to comfort us. He shows that he is concerned about our needs, by sending servants who are angels, prophets, apostles. At times of wars and at times of dreadful persecutions, he is always present to put an end to the calamities.
It is in this order of benevolence that a man such as Solomon Sévère Joseph appeared. His work has started before the first half of last century and has extended to the third millennium which has just appeared. How long will it take to start hearing about this new revelation of the Holy Spirit in the midst of humanity? Nobody knows. Only the Divine Master knows the course of this star that, from the tomb radiates, by his ideas and his miracles on the creatures which share between them the burning heat of the sun.