Argument for Humanity: Proof Man Was Never Condemned

Argument for Humanity unfolds as a celestial courtroom drama in which the Most High convenes judgment not to destroy, but to reveal. Humanity, deceived but never disowned, stands as witness to the rebellion of the fallen. Drawing from both the King James Bible and the Ethiopian canon, the scroll traces the Breath of God from creation to resurrection, proving that mankind’s existence was never meant for condemnation but for testimony.

Through ten movements—from the calling of heaven’s court to the restoration of all creation—this work demonstrates that the Cross was heaven’s legal appeal, the Resurrection its binding precedent, and the Holy Spirit its living testimony. Christ’s sacrifice did not create forgiveness; it exposed that mercy had always been God’s nature. Humanity, once the defendant, becomes the jury that judges angels and the vessel through which divine order is restored.

By the final verdict, the listener understands that the trial of the fallen was never humanity’s damnation but the revelation of divine love. The Breath of God in man remains incorruptible, and the sentence of death has been eternally overturned. The court of heaven has spoken: Man was never condemned.