AUTHOR HORACE BUTLER PRESENTS HIS BOOK TITLED WHEN ROCKS CRY OUT

I made a promise that I would unveil something today, but my mind won't let go of the image of the five foot six inch African man, with the thick 'fro,with the filet tied around it-like the one Jimi Hendrix wore-walking into that 22,000year-old African-built city,going into that temple,turning over those tables,and money rolling everywhere on the floor.They killed him, after that. They said he was just arrogant.They said he was a fool.For saying that he heard God speak to him.Heard God tell him things that women had forgotten.That men had forgotten.He knew the meanings buried in the writings called Genesis. He knew the meanings of the other writings,too. They kept testing him in public.They kept walking away in a bind. They killed him,after that.I met an old man by that river, there.He gave me the old map of the land of the corn.I saw Jerico on it, while I stood there. Capernaum,I saw. And Antioch, too.I saw the little village called Nazareth,there.Along a river,on that map,at New Alene,there.Nazareth, with its ridges, with its twisting hills.And then they flooded New Alene,after that.I said, they flooded New Orleans after that.You know they flooded New Orleans,after that. I met an old man by that river,there.He gave me the old map of the land of the corn.I saw Jerico on it,while I stood there.Capernaum,I saw.And Antioch,too.I saw the little village called Nazareth,there.Along a river, on that map,at New Alene,there.Nazareth,with its ridges,with its twisting hills.And then they flooded New Alene, after that.I said,they flooded New Orleans after that.You know they flooded New Orleans,after that. Yet,still,I owe you Christ's Nazaret.To show you the dirt he played in, even after that.Because he gave his very all, after that.They didn't call it old Jebusi, after that.Nor did they Jerusalem,"Thebes," after that.They hid it as "Kush-co,"after that. They recalled Egypt's "Peru,"after that.Jeru became Peru.After that.And now you know the true Jerusalem.After all.