Definition: "Shemar Stewart" refers to a man who lived in ancient Israel during the Old Testament era, known for his controversial teachings about divinity and prophecy. In 1968, he published two books on religion: "Divine Prophecy Revealed" and "The Secret of My Life." In these books, Shemar Stewart claimed that God had revealed certain prophecies and told him to speak these revelations publicly if needed. His teachings were controversial because he believed in the existence of divine beings like the gods, and he predicted the future with foreboding. These predictions led to controversy within his own congregation and eventually to a split within the church at which time Shemar Stewart was convicted and executed for inciting violence against members. After his execution, he was buried in a casket made from a piece of cloth that had been used as a crucifix.
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