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Officially by China's history and by court succession, I am Emperor of China today (Emperor-in-exile). I logged on to my Gaia website and profile and found that Gaia (gaia.com) is closing its doors, due to financial reasons. This is a very sad moment for Gaia subscribers. Gaia on its website recommended that its subscribers acquire a Ning, Wordpress, or Tumblr profile and start blogging once again. So, here I am on Tumblr for the very first time. 03-22-2010.
I don't know how the American people will take to me and only a few people on Gaia saw my profile.
I am poor and without any money. I am, also, 61 years old. As China's emperor in exile, I would like to return home to China. In America, where my family lives in exile from China's Manchurian government and from China's communist government, we, my family, have striven to make a good name for ourselves by being moderates, supporting our nation and government, and by being non-controversial.
People of China's Chou Dynasty (Zhou Dynasty in the Mandarin language of China as opposed to Cantonese) are of Hebrew descent and mixed with Han-Chinese.
And this is an interesting mix, which historians and colleges have not as of yet published.
For a Hebrew king to return home to China after an absence of many years (Chou Dynasty 1122-256 BC) will be a very new transition and change for China.
In ancient history, during the time of Nimrod, Hebrews, some of us, lived in a city called, we believe from a reading of history, Joktan's settlement. Cities were not well-known back then in ancient times and people settled in territories, which would be described today as settlements rather than cities.
Nimrod, the first opposer of God in recorded history after the time of the flood, was an evil man. A hunter and killer of men. Nimrod built great cities by stealing other people's lands. Nimrod was a negroid man. And he became the leader of the then-known world. Our sworn enemy as we were God's chosen people.
Part of our family stayed in the garden of Eden, now known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, which today is modern day Iraq. Part of our family was sinocized or conscripted into forced labor by Nimrod and swept into China in the 1900s BC to 1700s BC.
I am a loyal American and natural born citizen. I am, also, a Christian. A Methodist trying to find a home church, here in Hawaii, where I can be with other Christians and worship God together with them.
My goal in life or family's mission is to return to China and to reinstate the monarchy as China's legitimate government.
China, an ageless society, has always been governed by a king. Called emperor or in Chinese Huang Di.
My hopes are pinned on God and to return as China's king and family patriarch. To be a good and upright man and to lead my people.
Since I am a Christian, today, my mission has changed slightly to where I am more God-centered and my thoughts and hopes are pinned on the Christianization of all of mainland China.
By Christian theology, God does exist. By Christian theology, man is evil and a sinner. That he needs God to reform and control his behaviors.
That we live in the last days of this wicked system of things, where Satan, the rebel, governs the earth and people's hearts and minds.
Can man be evil? Is man or any race of men inherently evil as judged by God and by God's true Christian standards?
Can man save himself from his wrong deeds and badness? Or do we need God and Christ to help us become better people?
If evil is judged by God, God's standards of holiness, then man is condemned to death according to theology. We sin and war amongst ourselves killing other people and lands by brutal force without god-like regard for murder and the consequences that war brings to foreign lands.
Yet, in the fray with our nation doing most of the killing, justly or unjustly, 80 percent of America is Christian and will be saved come God's final judgment.
Conversely, 80 percent of China is atheist. Not wanting to listen or to obey God. Such people are either in ignorance or have decided to do their own thing and ignore God.
Christian theology requires that we, Christians, go to the nations and preach about God's coming and judgment. That God is love, kind, and compassionate. That he created the universe and created man. That his creations were good, which eventually turned evil. That man was made to live eternally and that man disobeyed God and his years were cut short. And that there will come a time of judgment, when God puts good people on his right and evil people (as judged by God) on his left and set them aside for destruction (death).
If this is true then a lot of people will be killed by God. If this is not true, then man is doomed to extinction by his own ends and devices.
In any event, it is the duty of Christians to take God's message of salvation to the nations in an effort to save people.
The question exist - "Should China's emperor and king be doing this and will Americans and Christians render to this man all of the help that he needs to warn Chinese in China of God's coming destruction of their entire nation and race of evil men (evil as judged by God's standards)?"
What do you think?
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Disclaimer: I am not a religious fanatic. This question is being posted here for everyone's comments and thoughts. I would most certainly like to have as many answers and personal opinions as possible.
My purpose in life is to make friends and to be a nice guy. Trying to avoid controversy and trying to understand issues. Your opinions count and are most welcomed!
I don't know how the American people will take to me and only a few people on Gaia saw my profile.
I am poor and without any money. I am, also, 61 years old. As China's emperor in exile, I would like to return home to China. In America, where my family lives in exile from China's Manchurian government and from China's communist government, we, my family, have striven to make a good name for ourselves by being moderates, supporting our nation and government, and by being non-controversial.
People of China's Chou Dynasty (Zhou Dynasty in the Mandarin language of China as opposed to Cantonese) are of Hebrew descent and mixed with Han-Chinese.
And this is an interesting mix, which historians and colleges have not as of yet published.
For a Hebrew king to return home to China after an absence of many years (Chou Dynasty 1122-256 BC) will be a very new transition and change for China.
In ancient history, during the time of Nimrod, Hebrews, some of us, lived in a city called, we believe from a reading of history, Joktan's settlement. Cities were not well-known back then in ancient times and people settled in territories, which would be described today as settlements rather than cities.
Nimrod, the first opposer of God in recorded history after the time of the flood, was an evil man. A hunter and killer of men. Nimrod built great cities by stealing other people's lands. Nimrod was a negroid man. And he became the leader of the then-known world. Our sworn enemy as we were God's chosen people.
Part of our family stayed in the garden of Eden, now known as the Fertile Crescent or Mesopotamia, which today is modern day Iraq. Part of our family was sinocized or conscripted into forced labor by Nimrod and swept into China in the 1900s BC to 1700s BC.
I am a loyal American and natural born citizen. I am, also, a Christian. A Methodist trying to find a home church, here in Hawaii, where I can be with other Christians and worship God together with them.
My goal in life or family's mission is to return to China and to reinstate the monarchy as China's legitimate government.
China, an ageless society, has always been governed by a king. Called emperor or in Chinese Huang Di.
My hopes are pinned on God and to return as China's king and family patriarch. To be a good and upright man and to lead my people.
Since I am a Christian, today, my mission has changed slightly to where I am more God-centered and my thoughts and hopes are pinned on the Christianization of all of mainland China.
By Christian theology, God does exist. By Christian theology, man is evil and a sinner. That he needs God to reform and control his behaviors.
That we live in the last days of this wicked system of things, where Satan, the rebel, governs the earth and people's hearts and minds.
Can man be evil? Is man or any race of men inherently evil as judged by God and by God's true Christian standards?
Can man save himself from his wrong deeds and badness? Or do we need God and Christ to help us become better people?
If evil is judged by God, God's standards of holiness, then man is condemned to death according to theology. We sin and war amongst ourselves killing other people and lands by brutal force without god-like regard for murder and the consequences that war brings to foreign lands.
Yet, in the fray with our nation doing most of the killing, justly or unjustly, 80 percent of America is Christian and will be saved come God's final judgment.
Conversely, 80 percent of China is atheist. Not wanting to listen or to obey God. Such people are either in ignorance or have decided to do their own thing and ignore God.
Christian theology requires that we, Christians, go to the nations and preach about God's coming and judgment. That God is love, kind, and compassionate. That he created the universe and created man. That his creations were good, which eventually turned evil. That man was made to live eternally and that man disobeyed God and his years were cut short. And that there will come a time of judgment, when God puts good people on his right and evil people (as judged by God) on his left and set them aside for destruction (death).
If this is true then a lot of people will be killed by God. If this is not true, then man is doomed to extinction by his own ends and devices.
In any event, it is the duty of Christians to take God's message of salvation to the nations in an effort to save people.
The question exist - "Should China's emperor and king be doing this and will Americans and Christians render to this man all of the help that he needs to warn Chinese in China of God's coming destruction of their entire nation and race of evil men (evil as judged by God's standards)?"
What do you think?
-----
Disclaimer: I am not a religious fanatic. This question is being posted here for everyone's comments and thoughts. I would most certainly like to have as many answers and personal opinions as possible.
My purpose in life is to make friends and to be a nice guy. Trying to avoid controversy and trying to understand issues. Your opinions count and are most welcomed!
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