NEWS PROVIDED BY
Walter Hanna
July 21, 2026
IRVING, Texas, July 21, 2026 /Standard Newswire/ — A newly released “nonfiction book”, Woe to the Leaders Who Harm the Innocent — A Warning from God’s Word, invites readers to undertake a careful biblical investigation of a 270-word document dated August 8, 2025. Rather than asking readers to accept conclusions, the book encourages them to examine the evidence, compare the message with Scripture, and reach their own conclusions.
The investigation begins with the document’s electronic timestamp. According to the book, August 8, 2025, serves as the chronological starting point because it is presented as a pivotal date for examining subsequent world events—particularly those involving Israel—and for determining whether those events provide important context for understanding the WOE message. Readers are encouraged to examine the historical record beginning with that date before drawing any conclusions.
The book presents the WOE message as the chronological starting point of a broader investigation. It emphasizes that the message should be evaluated as a complete document rather than isolated quotations. Readers are encouraged to compare its themes with the Bible’s teachings on leadership, justice, repentance, accountability, and God’s covenant.
Throughout Scripture, God often warned people before judgment. Noah, Moses, the prophets, John the Baptist, and Jesus all issued calls to repentance before decisive events unfolded. This biblical pattern leads to the central question explored throughout the book:
Is this God’s final warning to mankind?
The book does not answer that question by assertion. Instead, it invites readers to conduct a careful, disciplined examination using Scripture, historical context, and thoughtful analysis. It argues that matters involving faith deserve serious investigation rather than immediate acceptance or dismissal.
The publication also emphasizes that the WOE message did not emerge in isolation. It is presented as the chronological beginning of an ongoing investigation, with additional documents to be examined and released separately as that work continues.
Ultimately, the book returns readers to the biblical principle: “Test all things; hold fast what is good.” Whether one ultimately accepts or rejects the conclusions, the invitation remains the same—to examine the evidence carefully, compare it with God’s Word, and prayerfully seek the truth.
Woe to the Leaders Who Harm the Innocent — A Warning from God’s Word is available on Amazon for a limited time. The book asks one question that readers must answer for themselves: Is this God’s final warning to mankind?
SOURCE Walter Hanna
CONTACT: Walter.hanna1@icloud.com