"The Mystery Finished!" by A. Voice explores controversial and complex themes surrounding racial identity, religious interpretation, and social hierarchy. The book posits that the Negro has a soul but argues their normal relation is servitude to Shem and Japheth. It further asserts that the Negro is not a citizen of the state but a member of the church by divine appointment. This work offers a unique perspective on historical social structures and religious doctrines, making it a valuable, though potentially contentious, addition to collections focusing on race relations and religious history. Readers should approach the text with critical awareness, understanding it as a reflection of specific historical viewpoints rather than a universally accepted truth. This book provides insight into the historical context of racial and religious thought.

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