GRENADA, April 22, 2008 - Fellow Grenadian, visitors; brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus: Howbeit we speak wisdom among them that are perfect: yet not the wisdom of this world, nor of the princes of this world, that come to nought: But we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, even the hidden wisdom, which God ordained before the world unto our glory. 1 Co. 2: 6 & 7. Brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus: The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob: has called upon this nation to repent. This command is not conditional, or optional; it is an order that must be obeyed. The alternative is “disobedience” and as I have said before; there are six judgments hanging over our heads here in Grenada. (Don’t get weary with me, because unless we repent quickly; they will all be upon our heads very shortly.) They are : (1) A Terrible earth-quake. (2) A devastating Tsunami. (3) Volcanic activities. (4) Famine. (5) Hurricane. (6) Revolution. Brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus: It was the 17th of May 1995 that the Lord showed me a terrible earth-quake hitting Grenada, so bad was this earth-quake that people had to be evacuated at Grand Mall. Some of you may recollect that on the 12th of May 2007 I had another vision, of a terrible earth-quake with volcanic activities. ect. Twelve days later, the Lord showed me the tsunami by it self. I again went on radio and television and reminded the nation that we should repent. On the 29th of November 2007 you may recall that we had the worst earth-quake in the region in two hundred years, 7.3 on the richter scale. A few days later it is my understanding that regional seismologist met in Barbados; and there after predicted that the worst was yet to come. In the pass I have written many articles on volcanic activities. In one article this is what I wrote: “I saw the mountains on fire, your houses on fire, and I saw you running for rescue.” Brothers and sisters and in Christ Jesus: Let us not mix up our priorities. Our number one objective should be, but one simple word “repent.” (And let us not be deceived, I am not oblivious of the suffering of our people: yes things are bad, all over the world) Of course if one is living in the flesh and does not understand the gravity of the situation, this statement will sound laughable; but I believe in the sanctity of live, and in the safety, and security of the people of Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique; and there is only one person that can supersede all decisions and plans that are in the works in this nation; and those are the instructions or commands, that comes from Almighty God himself. When there is a possibility that between forty to sixty thousand persons could loose there lives in half an hour; please tell me what pre-occupation supersedes this national phenomenon? These words may look like something that we can ignore, and easily pass over: but not this time. It will not be business as usual. This nation is going down if we do not pay heed, to the truth of the gospel; and the words of the prophets in the land. Brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus: Again I say, I know and understand, that these statements sounds ridiculous; but my experience with God Almighty tells me, that when his words are confirmed from near and afar; with signs following, it is time to awake from our slumber, and obey. I will be available for discussions that can help, to guide this nation to the place, where we as a people, can cry out to God for his forgiveness and mercies, on this land. Brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus: We as Christians must stay away from worldly events, if we are to distinguish ourselves as the peculiar people that God has ordained us to be. We must operate with the mind of God and follow the lead of the Holy Ghost. The work of the Holy Ghost on earth is to deal with sin, righteousness, and judgment; and our responsibility is not more, nor less. We cannot compromise, or lay down with “strange bed fellows.” I am saddened by recent events in our Tri- island state, but there is one thing that has our country in the condition that it is in today; and it is sin. We may accuse this one for that, and the other for something thing else: but it all boils down to one word “sin.” By Osborne Baptiste Inside Grenada Contributor