In commemoration of one hundred years of the Pentecostal movement (1906-2006) Possibly the most globally significant element in the revival of charismatic Christianity worldwide is the startling and sustained growth, over a significant period of time, of the Afro-Caribbean Pentecostal Churches. In this scholarly and communicative study, Dr Lionel Etan-Adollo examines the origins of the Pentecostal movement, traces its development through an informed examination of practical, social, economic, environmental and spiritual micro and macro factors, and sketches a future path for sustained and functional future development of Pentecostalism with particular reference to its Afro-Caribbean context. Dr Lionel Etan-Adollo works as a Senior Management Consultant, a Project Management Professional (PMP) and much more. He has worked on global projects and has travelled as far as Australia, US, Africa and many countries in Europe, and has had the opportunity to visit, worship and study the leading Churches where he has been. This is his spiritual passion and part of his work with God. He has completed post-graduate and doctoral degrees in Theology and Biblical Studies amongst several others. Presently, he is pursuing another doctoral degree in Oil and Gas Law and Policy.

Dr Lionel Etan-Adollo did not know that he had actually emerged into a more universal and harmonious revelation and was actually doing Theology (until five months after his publication of the A-Z Model of the Word in 1995) at a time Christianity seemed to exist at the periphery of western civilization and Christians seem to miss out on what is happening in society and the universe whilst forgetting that God is the force working out through creation and His sovereignty remains forever. He believes the essence of the Holy Spirit goes far beyond what is generally understood, and the study of Theology (knowing God) is the king of the Arts and Sciences, and this is exemplified in his presentation of his two books, A-Z Model of the Word and The Word is Prophecy. Primarily, he believes the word of God must be understood in a global context and not in a subjective context. For instance in The Word is Prophecy, Prophecy is treated in a global context (as the word of God that is the book of Prophecy) so as to ensure better understanding of personal prophecies and Prophecy itself. Prophecy Box) lifts our vision of God beyond words which cannot be given adequate representation, it leads our comprehension onwards to fuller understanding and to more valuable discoveries. Also his model fitted into different biblical issues are able to revolutionise and re-orientate the presentation of Christianity in the Church, classroom and society, and also provides insight into the possibilities of Christians in the wider society. At the depth of the study of knowing God must be deep spirituality. God must be at the centre of every enterprise, and at the core of our everyday course in life. He presently works in the secular world as a Senior Consultant (Business Process Re-Engineering / IT) and Project Management Professional (PMP). He is also very active in his local church, Pastoral and teaching ministry. He has completed post-graduate and doctoral degrees in Theology and Biblical Studies amongst several others.

Dr Lionel Etan-Adollo has set the benchmark for evaluation, comparison and investigation for many jurisdictions in the area of Oil and Gas Security of Title and Government Investor Relationship using the comparison between the UK and the US Regime of Upstream Oil and Gas Licensing as case study. Although the two licensing regimes are not perfect, but there is so much other oil and gas jurisdictions could learn from these two jurisdictions as they continue to develop. There are historical collaboration / partnerships between investors and governments in the UK Continental Shelf (UKCS) and the US Gulf of Mexico Outer Continental Shelf. So far as the foreign or domestic investor in Petroleum Exploration and Production is concerned the security of her / his title is a legal sine-qua-non. In both jurisdictions, the State is superior in law to the foreign investor but despite this both jurisdictions have demonstrated an attempt at even-handedness. Both enshrine respect for the rule of law in their constitutional arrangements and they also try not to act arbitrarily in the licensing process and in the regulation of the petroleum sector. Laws are more tested in the US Gulf of Mexico than the UK North Sea. The two jurisdictions have more in common, we can observe similarities and differences of issues for and against security of investors' title rights in both US GOM and UKCS jurisdictions. Despite the undoubted advantages accruing to the petroleum investor in both the UK and US jurisdictions compared to all other countries of the world, the author of this book believes securing investors' title rights is not a straight path or an easy one way street for either the government or the investor, but there are directly or indirectly built in legal checks and balances like an unbreakable rope being pulled on either side that perhaps sway the powers of the two partners (government and investor) either side when making comparisons in the two jurisdictions. We state that there is more than one way to look at security of title and even after our exhaustive study, we conclude that investors take a broad brush approach. We have identified numerous individual issues, but conclude that there is not one single event in amongst that list which is dominant. Taking the broad brush, investors are cautious. Furthermore, investors' collaboration / partnerships with government; knowing and working in line with what is important to government, and going green would further enhance security of title rights in this new carbon economy. Saving the world and making money are no longer mutually exclusive. In the Concluding chapter, we have added "Lessons Learnt", the high notes and what is still required in the two jurisdictions. Dr. Lionel Etan-Adollo has worked as a Senior Management Consultant and Project Management Professional on many of the global projects (including Oil and Gas projects) of renowned conglomerates and transborder corporations, and has travelled as far as Australia, India, USA, Africa and many countries in Europe.