The homilies delivered by Rev. Rod C. Davis, which originated thru Holy Spirit inspiration, are very different from those given in most worship services. The spirituality of his homilies becomes crystal clear as he addresses the messages that were given through Gospel readings. And, he drives home the fact that the messages of the lessons given, are the same, whether they are taken from the King James, or Catholic Bible. The Jewish Christian Movement, which evolved after Jesus’ crucifixion, consisted of Jesus’ followers, many of whom personally knew Jesus. Those initiated into the Christhood, preached and taught the lessons they learned from Jesus, and many lessons He taught that are crucial to salvation, are not in the New Testament. Jesus gave those lessons to mankind in fulfillment of the prophecy His Father gave to His prophet, Jeremiah, in Chapter 31, Verse 31: I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel, and with the house of Judah. Through his homilies, Rev. Davis addresses all of those very important lessons. During this age of miracles, two men, Russell and Paul Maddock, God’s Anointed Prophets and Two Witnesses, have experienced miracles and visions, as did prophets of the Old Testament, and some of the miracles and visions they experienced, have already come to pass. The Maddock brothers, while not being totally without sin, as is the case with all Christians, nevertheless have led an exemplary Christian life, and the blessings God has bestowed upon them thru Holy Spirit, is testimony to that fact. The Maddock brothers’ dreams and visions revealed in this writing, are inspirational, to say the least, and they are explained, according to Holy Spirit’s guidance, thru Books of the Old Testament, Revelations, and numerous other New Testament lessons. The combination of the homilies given by Rev. Rod C. Davis, and the explanation of the dreams and visions given by Holy Spirit to the Maddock brothers, crystallize beyond doubt, the Old Testament lessons within the King James and Catholic Bibles, that are not of God, and those lessons in the New Testament, that are not of Jesus.