All in One

About the Book

The entire creation that God has created is all in one in the church. All in one in man means no matter where you come from, what you do and social background, religion, ethnicity, color, language rank, status, rich or poor, doctor or housekeeper, black or white, king or homeless, male or female—we are all coming from one father and mother through birth. Adam lay with his wife, Eve, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Cain. She said, "With the help of the LORD, I have brought forth a man,” and later, she gave birth to his brother, Abel. Now Abel kept flocks, and Cain worked the soil (according to the book of Genesis 4:1–2). All in one in the soul is the destination of the saved into one place, and the destination of the lost is into another place. The Bible says that there are two kingdoms: the kingdom of light and the kingdom of darkness. Salvation comes only from the light of the Lord Jesus Christ, in other words, the God of Heaven and the earth. But perdition is from Lucifer, in other words, the devil and old serpent. Therefore, anyone who accepts Jesus Christ will be saved, and anyone who doesn’t accept Jesus Christ will be lost. Only those who accept Jesus Christ will be saved. "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). All in one in the Spirit, according to the book of Ecclesiastes 12:7, “and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.” Our composite in all in one on earth is the body, the soul, and the spirit; but our composite in all in one in heaven is God, Jesus, and the Holy Ghost. Even here on earth, we link the fate of our existence to this. Therefore, we walk in the spirit but not in carnality. We walk with the core of our existence, Jesus Christ, the Master of our salvation—but not with the destroyer and enemy the devil, Lucifer. That is why we walk by faith and not by sight. Our all in one on earth is our all in one in heaven because we have to do it right on earth to be recompensed in heaven—so it’s all in one. Be advised that the entire content of this writing may not be 100 percent compatible to those who’d rather turn religion into a comfort zone, and this is being addressed from the pews to the pulpit.

About the Author

P. David Marcel was born in Port-Au-Prince Haiti in 1981 November 12 and was raised up in the Church of Jesus Christ as Pentecostal. The call of God started to rise into consciousness as a burning fire. He attended High School at Gerard Gourgue where he graduated in 1999. In the year of 2000, he moved on in the ministry, by helping his father, Bishop Daniel Marcel, to grow up churches around the country in his ministry known as Christian Holiness Ministry as a mission and also helped to facilitate children’s lives around the country in his organization known as Good Shepherd Orphanage. Around 2004, P. David Marcel was ordained as a pastor in the Christian Holiness ministry alongside of his brother P. Samuel Marcel. On November 2, 2004, the author moved to Rocky Mountain, VA, USA. He studied in Blue Ridge Bible College campus till May 2007 with an associate degree. After graduation, Pastor David Marcel immediately moved to Orlando, Florida, where he helped and deeply involved in ministries from diverse locations. In 2009, he moved to New Jersey where he got married with Nancy Marcel in November 2010, in Mount Olive Church of God where he was received as a pastor. He has two children in 2014. Until today God has given him the opportunity to motivate, inspire, and encourage the church, as his blessings and open doors come each day of his life for the perfection of the church.