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You are welcome to download any, or every file. 

There is no charge for the studies, stories and poems on this site.

If these documents are written because of revelation, fees cannot be charged. Paul did not charge for the gospel (1Cor 9:18); how much less should we charge for revelations we have received by the mercy of God?

If these documents are not accurate because of lack of revelation, how dare anyone charge a fee?

So in any case, the documents are free to all.

May God bless you in your studies.

Copyright © 2020 H.K.PYRITE 

Any of the publications on this site may be copied [except for monetary gain] 

WITHOUT prior written consent from the author 

PROVIDED no changes or additions are made.  

If we are to serve God, it is important that we agree with God.

It is important that we get our doctrines right. 

And having our doctrines right is only the map and compass. 

We must then walk the journey with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.

This website contains 40+ years of study by one Christian. 

You are welcome to read, or download, any (or every) study free of charge.

But do not simply repeat the doctrines you read here, as you will be repeating my doctrines, and not yours. So instead, test them with the Holy Scriptures. After testing, (and if they are found to be true) they become your doctrines as well as mine.

If you are not yet familiar with your bible, then it is advisable to study the scripture, and not this site. When you are familiar with the scriptures, come back to this site.

It is difficult to measure the truth or accuracy of spiritual matters if you do not have the measuring stick of the Holy Scriptures.

If you cannot allocate the time to read the Scriptures, then obtain an audio CD of Alexander Scourby reading the King James Bible. That way you can listen to Scripture whilst doing other things. And the beauty of the Bible on CD is that you cannot fail to comprehend the CONTEXT as the words are read. And context is the first line of defence against error.

Here are the facts:

Out of the good treasure of the heart, the mouth speaks. (Luke 6:45)

And what proceeds out of the mouth of Christ, in the book of Revelation, is a sword. (Rev 1:16)

And we know that the Word of God is the sword of the Spirit. (Eph 6:17)

The Word of God, therefore, should proceed out of our mouths also, seeing our heart is full of the good treasure of the Word.

Notice that the Word is not on a bookshelf gathering dust, nor on our knee, nor being waved about upon a stage for the admiration of the audience.  Our hearts are full of the Holy Scriptures; and the Word spills out to convince; to convert; or to bless those with whom we speak.

May the Lord bless all who look for his coming.

Many years ago, I was given the revelation of the Heavens Declare the Glory of God.

But as I considered how to write to explain this to others, I soon realised that there was no end to the proof required to explain the revelation. So while I explained to people with whom I had fellowship (who knew their scriptures extremely well), yet I could not commit the revelation to paper. There was really just too much information required for proof. And then I contracted the flu. I remember sleeping a considerable amount of time over a few days (I am old) and waking at four in the morning; and sitting before a heater, since it was winter. Suddenly I had the realisation that David never proved what he asserted by the Spirit of God. He wrote Psalms, without quoting chapter and verse of other parts of the Old Testament. So I began to write a poem containing the revelation. I had the poem completed (apart from a section about clouds) within about forty minutes. Maybe less.

All of this taught me a lesson. It is not always necessary to provide proof of doctrine, because the Spirit that we have received from God will confirm, or deny, the truth of the matter. As a general rule, we ought to provide proof, of course, but not always. The poems on this site number around 70, I suppose. And I trust they will edify the reader.

By the way, when other Christians first read the poem, their reaction was rather odd. It was summarised by one man who said,

Brilliant!.. what does it mean?

So I converted the poem to a story that explains the poem. And that seems to work quite well.

This site is free to all who care to view/download. The site is by a Christian, and for Christians.

But the cost to this site to convert PDF to audio is prohibitive.

Most devices now have a Text To Speech (TTS) facility. Simply download the PDF, and have your device read it.

If your device does not happen to have TTS, there are many apps available.

This site is viewed as 'commercial' by those who supply conversion systems and 'voices'; therefore there are high, ongoing costs. As an individual, however, if you are not pleased with the 'voice' supplied by your device, you can purchase a 'voice' at a very low single payment.

Harry.