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Michael, archangel of the realm, instructed Gabriel and Raphael to be messengers of God's word to man. God in his love for man, stepped quietly back allowing men and angels their free will.

He said, "I'll wait and watch for each to find their way and when they're ready, I'll bring the home to me, if that is what they seek."

From that moment on, each was set free to forge their dreams, to build their empires, to love and live their lives. 

On occasion, Michael left the earth to converse more closely with God. In those hours, Lucifer displayed his guile. When women and men felt alone and afraid in the desert, on the sea, in the great forests, Lucifer whispered in their ears and hearts of God's abandonment and therein birthed weakness, fear and doubt.

Then they were ensnared, and in their suffering, confusion, sickness, pain and dying, Lucifer poked and prodded their aching and they lost faith.

Rulers and kings, tyrants and dictators waged war despite the prayers of some. God heard their prayers, forgave them and loved them, promising a savior, a messiah who was yet to come. Mankind waited, longing and looking for a king to save them as the life, time and death passed them by.

Lucifer waited too, not as patiently, rising frequently from the depths, tempting both the women and the men.

Many took the bait he laid, breathing in the pleasure of discontent and embracing the temptation. Lucifer took hold over time, though his satisfaction waned. With pride and power, he was sure he  proved God wrong. 

The woman long ago was gone and there had been countless sons of man.

Living gods had rose and died and there were many more to come. Pharaohs and Caesars, Herods, Pilates  and pharisees, and so many unnamed others would take power and wage war, depriving the lesser men of life and liberty. 

Through the fearful darkness, the shadowed spectres and the light, hope still thrived and men and women waited, prophesying that a savior, a messiah might yet come and from the overwhelming darkness and despair, un-believed and un-accepted, there shone the light of hope and love and salvation.
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