This song is not directed at others. It is about me. I heard Jesus judging a mentality I was embracing, which was a mentality of fear. At the time I was embracing it I didn't see it as fear. I saw it as truth. God has shown me that truth that doesn't come from a mentality of love isn't really truth, it is merely a lie in a Sunday suit. I have had a good many of these kinds of interactions with Jesus. His judgments are pure, and peaceable, and they bear the fruit of joy in me when I finally hear, and receive them. I was seeing someone as being separate from me, because of fear of them rejecting in me what I believe God has given me for them. In other words, I was rejecting them before they could reject me. Of course, I didn't think of it in those crass, and honest terms. I thought in pseudo-generous terms of me simply acknowledging their choices to go a separate path from me, and me honoring their choice. What can I say; I'm really good at this self-deception thing. Good thing I have a God that doesn't get lost in my verbal fog. Fear is a subtle snake.

This is a song about how our species was Shanghaied in our infancy by the spirit of self-righteous self-rule.

Cain was a first generation inhabitant of the present world-system of self-righteous, self-rule.

All societies, since the fall, have been built upon "the rule of law", and thus are self-rule. Democracy too will pass.

A song about my cousins Jeff and Deb Cameron.

A Song from Jesus to we who follow Him.

The Cult social dynamic is far more present than we know. There is an awful lot of this spiritually evil social dynamic in our mainstream Christian communities.

A song of exultation for the experience of transformation.

A strange song of lamentation-identifying with the hollocaust victim's, describing the places of imprisonment in Yiddish words of bread, and tombs, and a marriage veil, etc. Read the lyric link.