“The Formation Of A Beast: Come Out Of Her My People- Last Call” by Nancy Lorraine White is now available for purchase

“The Formation Of A Beast: Come Out Of Her My People- Last Call” by Nancy Lorraine White does not meant to slander, off end, or be insolent, and disrespectful to the persons of any Christian denomination, nor any other religion. Rather, it is to present facts as they have been written, recorded, then hidden and forgotten through the ages. Proudly published by Citi of Books, this book is now available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major retail platforms.

Nancy Lorraine White is an ardent student of the Word of God and church history. As a Spirit filled believer in Jesus/Yeshua, she has spent over thirty-five years studying and researching the Bible and man’s religions. She has dedicated herself to lifting off the cover of the traditions and doctrines of man within the Christian arena. Her research has revealed that with the accessibility of knowledge today, we are without excuse to be worshipping our Heavenly Father in deception.  

With a driven passion for truth and in digging through the last two thousand years of what has been buried in the mire of false doctrine, she has found a well of fresh life-giving truths, for which she has a God given passion to share those truths with all who hunger and diligently seek out the Word of life. 

“The Formation of a Beast: Come Out of Her My People – Last Call” explores themes of religious truth, prophecy, and biblical interpretation, with a focus on the concept of “The Beast” and “Mystery Babylon” from the book of Revelation. The author aims to reveal historical and scriptural facts that have been obscured or forgotten over time, with the intent of clarifying the identity of these symbols and urging readers to avoid them.

The book stresses that its purpose is not to offend or disrespect any Christian denomination or other religion. Instead, White’s goal is to present truths based on historical research, hoping that readers will understand these biblical concepts more clearly. While the book acknowledges that some content may be uncomfortable or offensive to some, it encourages readers to remain honest with themselves and face the truth, which, according to the author, will lead to freedom.

White emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible in its historical and linguistic context. She notes that the Old Testament has been preserved relatively intact, whereas the New Testament has undergone translations and changes over time. To gain a fuller understanding, she suggests that readers should familiarize themselves with the original languages and historical context in which the Bible was written. The Bible, as White asserts, is not a collection of abstract ideas about God, but a direct revelation of His mind and character.

The author uses the NKJV Bible for quotes and relies on Strong’s Concordance and Hebrew etymology for word definitions, reflecting her commitment to a rigorous and detailed approach to biblical study.