The World Needs a Man Without War: A Hymn of Hope

Описание: Powerful hymn of hope and love, calling for unity, peace, and freedom from war. It reminds us that the world does not need rulers or hierarchies, but people who carry light like angels—without borders, without violence, and without division into 'higher' and 'lower.'
🔹 The world needs a man without war—not a king or a general, but a man of peace and love who will stop the war, just as Jesus calmed the storm (Matthew 8:26). This is the new man, reborn and filled with the love and peace of Christ.
War as a System of Meritocracy:
Today’s world operates on the principles of meritocracy—a system where people compete with one another, seeking to defeat, dominate, and subjugate others. Competition, which seems 'fair,' is actually a hidden war where some live at the expense of others’ defeat, occupying higher positions and gaining privileges. This breeds hatred, envy, and hostility—an inner war that spills into external conflicts.
The Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard (Matthew 20:1–16) abolishes meritocracy: Jesus shows that in the Sovereignty of Heaven, all are equal, and there are no 'first' or 'last' (Matthew 20:16). He rejects the principle of 'merit,' where some receive more through domination. Instead, Jesus offers the principle of equality in grace, where everyone receives equally—not by merit, but by love. This principle eradicates the roots of enmity and brings true peace—not through subjugation, but through mutual care and equality.
The Story of the Song:
This hymn was born from a divine revelation. Early in the morning, I had a dream: I heard powerful, harmonious music—a hymn played by an orchestra of all possible instruments, from trumpets and violins to electronic sounds. A beautiful choir sang, and I understood that this song was not just a melody, but a message to me and to all humanity, a gift from heaven, a response, encouragement, and hope. The only words I clearly remembered were: “The world needs a man without war.” These words became a light for my heart, and I felt an outpouring of heavenly joy and happiness. I understood that this message was an answer to our project “Sovereignty of Heaven. Doctrine of Christian Direct Democracy”.
The music was so powerful and beautiful that when I woke up, I was saddened—I am not a composer and could not recreate it myself. But Providence guided me further. Opening YouTube, I saw a trending video about Suno AI, a service that creates music based on descriptions. I described my dream and the words “The world needs a man without war”—and within minutes, Suno generated the song. Listening to it, I realized: this was the same melody I had heard in my dream, even though I no longer remembered it exactly. The music, lyrics, and performance amazed us with their power and depth.
At first, I did not plan to publish this song. But, connecting all these events, I understood: this was Divine Providence. The dream, the accidental discovery of Suno, the creation of the song that resonated in my heart—all of this was a sign that this hymn was needed by the world. Therefore, we decided to publish it, adding a visualization—a painting that conveys the context of our understanding of this dream and the message of the song.
This song is not about a specific physical war, but about the inner enmity, hatred, and lack of love that manifest in external conflicts. As Emanuel Swedenborg wrote, every person is born in evil, but through regeneration (being born again), they become a new being—an image of Jesus Christ, who is true love and peace. Jesus said: “Peace I leave with you” (John 14:27). This song is about the new man, reborn and filled with the love and peace of Christ. Everyone on earth can—and is meant to—become such a person. The more people like this, the less hatred, enmity, and war there will be, and the more love and peace there will be in the world.
Symbolism of the Cover Art:
The painting depicts Jesus Christ in white robes, his face shining like the sun—a symbol of God’s light and love, which knows no bounds and unites all. His outstretched arms symbolize his all-encompassing sacrifice and readiness to accept everyone who seeks peace and truth. Beneath Jesus’ arms are Emanuel Swedenborg (1688–1772) and George Bush (1796–1859), whose teachings on spiritual equality, direct heavenly democracy, and the absence of hierarchies became the foundation of the doctrine we develop here: https://codeberg.org/sovereignty-of-h...
This song is for those who believe in the direct democracy of love, where all are equal, and the world is built not through power, but through voluntary and selfless service (Mark 10:43–45). We decided to share this song to remind the world: love and peace are not a dream, but a path we choose together.
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