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FACE TO FACEMEETINGS WITHJESUS CHRIST 3

FACE TO FACEMEETINGS WITHJESUS CHRIST 3

Revealing the End of the Age

FELIX WANTANG

Published by Felix Wantang

Copyright © 2014 Felix Wantang.All rights reserved.

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God bless you and thank you for taking the time to read this book. Before you proceed,make sure you have your Holy Bible beside you. All Biblical references were taken fromthe New International Version of the Holy Bible.

Lord Jesus Christ, I love you with all my heart

hen you live life like you have absolute control of the future, you arebasically making yourself the master of your destiny. It is self-worship and acomplete mockery of the cross of Jesus Christ. God made Jesus Christ a

constant component of humanity; when you make Jesus Christ a variable, the equation ofyour life sums up to zero. If you truly love Jesus Christ, this book will bring you to theplace where your salvation is completely sealed in his mighty name. If you are ready tolearn from him then let the supernatural spiritual ride to enrich your soul begin; have funreading.

Jesus loves you!

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Dedicated to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

eavenly Father, I thank you for the wonderful gift of my lovely family: My wifeJacqueline; and my children Felix Junior, Malcolm, Mahalah, Matthew,Chioma, and Amarachi. I also thank you for bringing Kathleen, Hayley, and

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CONTENTS

My Prayer.......................................................................................................................viiPrayer Request ................................................................................................................ixAcknowledgement ...........................................................................................................xIntroduction....................................................................................................................xii

Chapter 1: The Test of Faith.........................................................................................1God’s Template of Humanity....................................................................................1Why Isaac was not Sacrificed ...................................................................................5Shrewd ....................................................................................................................13Tithes and Offerings................................................................................................17Jesus and John the Baptist.......................................................................................23Blind Rush...............................................................................................................26Exploring the Promised Land..................................................................................35The Written Laws....................................................................................................45

Chapter 2: From Jacob to Jesus Christ .....................................................................56Fourteen Generations ..............................................................................................56Drafting the Holy Bible...........................................................................................65Preparing for the Cross ...........................................................................................70The Lives of Joseph and Jacob................................................................................82The Price of Guilt....................................................................................................84

Chapter 3: Reclamation...............................................................................................89God’s Garden ..........................................................................................................89God’s Spiritual Acceptability Test (GSAT)............................................................93Ready for War.......................................................................................................102Stages of the Journey ............................................................................................107Inheritance.............................................................................................................114The 13th Disciple ...................................................................................................122

Chapter 4: Supernatural Transformation ...............................................................128The Punishment.....................................................................................................128

Reinstating Peter ...................................................................................................130Breakfast with the Holy Trinity ............................................................................139Spiritual Identity ...................................................................................................145Using your Supernatural Divine Number..............................................................147Naming a Child .....................................................................................................150The Importance of a Female Seed.........................................................................152

Chapter 5: Supernatural Equilibrium .....................................................................155God’s Equations of the Sacrificial Lamb ..............................................................155God’s Equations of the Cross................................................................................161The Gates of Heaven.............................................................................................170Personalize the Lord’s Prayer ...............................................................................177The Call of Moses, Aaron, and Joshua .................................................................177God’s Equations of the Law and the Prophets ......................................................181The Tearful End of the Age ..................................................................................185Congratulations!....................................................................................................190My Dream .............................................................................................................190About the Author ..................................................................................................190Other Books by Felix Wantang.............................................................................192

Value Index.................................................................................................................193

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MY PRAYER

ord Jesus Christ, I thank you for holding my hand along this wonderfuljourney; I ask you to prepare me for what you are about to teach me each day.Father in Heaven, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; most merciful God, my

unbeatable God, and my source of everything; Father I thank you for your glory, yourmercy, your grace, your compassion, and your peace which surpasses allunderstanding. Thank you for the wonderful gift of your son Jesus Christ my Lordand Savior. Father, I thank you for everything you’ve done, for everything you aredoing, and for everything you are about to do in my life, in the lives of my children,and my household. Thank you for creating us in your own image and for giving uslife through your glory.

I pray for my Dad John; I also pray for my brothers and sisters: Lucy, Martin,Linus, Patrick, Emmanuel, Augustine, Stella, Christine, Esther, and Martha. I pray forall orphans, the fatherless, the motherless, the poor, the needy, the homeless, thosewho are oppressed, those who are being enslaved, those who are falsely accused,those who have been abandoned, those who have been rejected, those who have beenabused, and those who hunger and thirst for righteousness. I also thank you for whatyou are doing in the lives of all those who consider me their enemy and those who aredoing the wonderful work of your glory. Father I pray for your chosen people ofIsrael and your Holy city of Jerusalem; I pray for the leaders of this world and theirfamilies. I pray for the children you’ve brought into the world today; give theirparents the strength, spiritual wisdom, and love to raise them for your son’s glory. Ipray for all those who are struggling to navigate through life.

Father I thank you for all the blessings you’ve deposited upon me; I ask you toshow me the right way to use them wisely to glorify your name, give you honor,thanks, and praise all the days of my life. I pray for all children across the nations ofthe world and those who are battling with terminal illness. I pray for the souls you’vecalled home today. I also pray for all those who humbly call upon your mighty namein prayer; hear their cry for help, grant them the desires of their hearts as you fulfillyour glory by showing them your way. Mighty Father, I ask you all these and thankyou because I trust and will always trust and rely on you alone all the days of my life

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through your son Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior who lives and reigns with you andthe Holy Spirit as one God, forever and ever. Amen - Amen - and Amen.

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PRAYER REQUEST

I will love to pray for you; please send your prayer request to:[email protected]

Peace, be with you in Jesus name.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

ave you ever come out of a meeting thinking, “I understood everything”only to later realize that indeed you did not really understand what wasgoing on in the meeting? Back in Oshawa on May 8, 2006, a few hours

before I checked into the homeless shelter, I thought I understood what he said to methat morning. It was 9.30 AM when he showed up as I was lying on the couch in theliving room with my Bible on my chest and he said to me, “I will make you likeJoseph.” Before I could say a word to him, he was gone. I opened my Bible notknowing why or what I was looking for but to my surprise, I was staring at Genesis37 – Joseph’s Dreams. I started reading right away even though I was familiar withthe story of Joseph as I was growing up as a kid.

After reading Genesis 37 – 45, all I could think of in relation to what he had justsaid to me that morning was how Joseph was put in prison and later became the PrimeMinister of Egypt; I paid more attention to how successful Joseph became in Egypt.Little did I know that his message to me that morning had nothing to do with thatparticular aspect of Joseph’s life. I was completely oblivious, ignorant, and spirituallyblindsided from the rejection, pain, agony, loneliness, torture, and abuse that Josephwent through as part of God’s purpose for his life. I thought that after reading the lifeof Joseph that I knew everything and obviously found the meaning of what Jesus justsaid to me the morning. Most often, when we analyze someone else’s tragedy from anaccident, terminal illness, or some ironical twist of fate, we tend to pretend that weunderstand what they went through. The truth is, as much as we try very hard toconvince ourselves that we get it, we can never come to understand what other peoplego through in life until we step into their shoes. The last time I saw my father andsiblings was in 1997.

Every time I make plans to go visit them, he (Jesus Christ) tells me, “Not yet.”My family is tired of waiting to see me again and the most painful part of it all is thefact that I cannot successfully tell them precisely when I will see them again. Thisexperience has brought me to that place where I am beginning to realize what Josephwent through in a foreign land (Egypt) as he waited for 22 years to see his father(Jacob) again. As painful as it is, one thing is very certain; I cannot argue with theAuthor of Life. He obviously has his reasons in compliance with God’s divine planfor my life; although the psychological pain appears to be unbearable for me, I still

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have to constantly remind myself that God’s plan for my life is far more importantthan the things I want to do. One of the most difficult questions that I deal with everyday is: “When shall I see my father again.”

As a parent, going to work five days a week to provide for my family is hardenough let alone also trying to write books under pressure. Asking me to write booksat this stage in my life was without a doubt, the most difficult task for me. It is onething to work for Jesus Christ as a Christian, but it is something else to work for JesusChrist with him waking you up each day very early in the morning and sitting rightnext to you talking while you listen and try to write down everything with no coffee. Iam not one of the fast ones when it comes to computer keyboards and that explainswhy I usually write down everything on a note pad before transferring them to thecomputer. This approach also helps me to keep up with his speed.

Frankly speaking, from a natural perspective and the standpoint of a healthylifestyle, writing a book with little or no sleep is absolute torture; but from asupernatural spiritual standpoint and knowing that he is the author of life, working forhim under any circumstances is an indescribable incredible experience of a lifetime. Itis without a doubt, the best opportunity and honor of a lifetime. One thing I know forcertain is that when you leave this world behind you, what matters most are not thethings you should have done; the only thing that matters is your final destinationbecause Jesus Christ will make all things new. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ foreverything and thank you most of all for putting up with my grumpy attitude.

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INTRODUCTION

ne of the biggest misconceptions of salvation is the doctrine that as soon asyou accept Jesus Christ, from that moment moving forward, your life shouldbecome a smooth ride. You should have no difficulties whatsoever obtaining

everything you want to live a comfortable life. Also, as soon as you snap your fingersin prayer, God will immediately dispatch His angels through Jesus Christ to bring youwhatever you asked for. Contrary to this cheap spiritually baseless popular beliefsystem, Jesus gave us an opposite promise when he said: “I have told you thesethings, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. Buttake heart! I have overcome the world.” John 16:33.

Our insatiable desire to constantly look for the things that are pleasing to theflesh, accounts for the number one reason why humanity has a hard time embracingthe true spiritual definition of salvation. If salvation is systematically manifestedthrough a comfortable lifestyle, then Stephen would not have been stoned in Acts7:59, John the Baptist would not have made a home for himself in the wilderness,John the Baptist would not have been beheaded, Apostle Paul would not have diedwith an incurable affliction, Mary would not have watched with excruciating agonyas her son was being led to the cross, and Jesus would not have been tortured beyondfacial recognition before he was crucified.

The Bible teaches in Genesis 1:26 that God created us in His own image. Withthis truth, the question is: What does God’s image look like?

Does God have a flesh? Does God have natural eyes to see things? Does God walk to places in order to see, smell, feel, and touch things? Does God have a unique recognizable voice like humans?

While the answers to these questions are somewhat obvious, one thing we knowfor certain is that Jesus gave us a very clear definition of God’s nature when he spoketo the Samaritan woman. “God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in spirit andin truth.” John 4:24. We know that when Jesus comes back, he will give us spiritualbodies to enable us ascend into heaven just like he did after his resurrection. Thisspiritual body is identical to the body God originally created in man in the beginningwhen Adam was put in charge of the Garden of Eden. When God created that body, itwas designed to see in spirit just like God himself. With the physical human eyes, we

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can only see as far as distance permits us and that also includes the condition of oureyes; if there is something blocking our view then we obviously cannot see beyondthat point. On the other hand, there is no limit as to how far the spiritual eyes can seebecause they are powered by the soul. Spiritual eyes can see as far as the soul cantake them; the spiritual eyes God originally gave man, were designed to see thingsfrom a limitless perspective.

God created the flesh for every living creature that dwells on earth but the fleshHe originally used to make Adam and Eve was without blemish, completely immunefrom all diseases because it was made to live forever. That unique flesh was designedfor both heaven and earth; it explains why the disciples were able to watch Jesus inflesh ascend into heaven because after his resurrection, Jesus was equipped with thatunique sinless flesh when he left our sins on the cross. With this flesh, Jesus was ableto appear in different places without physically walking there unlike he used to dobefore he died on the cross.

The Bible teaches that all believers are one in the body of Christ. As much as weare all one in Christ, we are still different when it comes to the physical sinful fleshwe carry around because we have different shapes, color and DNA. One thing is veryclear; the natural spiritual part of every human flesh remains the same in every humanbeing – there is no difference whatsoever. The natural spiritual components of everyflesh comprises of blood and water. The blood and water that flows in every humanare the same regardless of your race, color, shape, and DNA. The fact that God madethe natural spiritual components of the flesh more powerful than all other componentsof the human body, explains why blood transfusion cannot change the color of yourskin. Without blood and water, there will be no life because these two componentsrepresent the physical aspects of God’s creation of life on earth. Following thisunique representation, it explains why the world with all its knowledge and the rapidadvancement in technology, will never come to that place where man cansuccessfully manufacture blood and water.

When God first spoke to Adam about the tree in the middle of the Garden ofEden (the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil), Adam took the time to listen toGod, he was not afraid, and he did not try to run away from God. That was becausethe spirit of man was originally designed to be attracted to God’s voice.Unfortunately, as soon as Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil, fear was immediately injected into man through sin which transformed ourspirit to become repellent to the voice of God; to this day, man is born with thenatural instinct of trying to run away from God. Jesus came to die on the cross to takeaway the sins of the world so that once again, the spirit of man will have theopportunity of becoming attracted to the voice of God as it was in the beginning.

From time to time we see all things made by man fall apart; all man-madecreativity at some point usually stop working; sometimes because they run out of

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power or some parts may need replacement for the invention to start working again.The distinctive nature of God sets Him apart from humanity in the sense that eventhough man lives to die at a certain age, God created the human soul to live forever.The sun, the moon and the stars never run out of power. Snow and rain fall everyyear; the land and sea pretty much respect each other and human life still comes fromthe unification of a man and a woman. The life of every new born starts as a baby andthe human body still depends on food for survival. While the different parts of thebody still maintain their individual designated functions, blood and water are still thetwo principal liquids that power human life. The truth is that neither night nor day hasever failed to show up. The natural state of man on earth will always remain naturalemanating from the fall of man in the Garden of Eden.

On the other hand, the supernatural attributes of God can never be attained byman and God’s amazing art of creation can never be matched by man’s creativetechnology in human history. The soul of man will always be the most importantentity of God’s creative library. That explains why Jesus said: “Heaven and earth willpass away, but my words will never pass away.” Matthew 24:35. The words Jesus isreferring to are the same words that were used to create the spirit of man. “In thebeginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. Hewas with God in the beginning. Through him all things were made; without himnothing was made that has been made. In him was life, and that life was the light ofmen. The light shines in the darkness, but the darkness has not understood it.” John1:1-5. The spirit of man is God’s most precious possession in His kingdom because itis the same spirit that He used for His son in human flesh when he came to die for oursins on the cross.

God used Egypt as a symbol of the sinful world. Just like Egypt was the richestcountry on earth when Pharaoh persistently mocked God during the Ten Plagues,likewise the dark forces of this world that are persistently mocking the cross of JesusChrist even through the church, are also the wealthiest group of people in the world.Their goal is to move the entire human race back to the satanic worship that existed inEgypt and also to enslave the world just like God’s people were enslaved back inEgypt. Christians wake up! Christians wake up! Christians wake up! Jesus said, “Aman’s enemies will be the members of his own household.” Matthew 10:36. JudasIscariot who betrayed Jesus was a member of Jesus’ household who eventuallybecame Jesus’ number one enemy.

Moses who was once a member of Pharaoh’s household also eventually becamePharaoh’s worst nightmare and greatest enemy when God called Moses. “Dearchildren, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, evennow many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour. They wentout from us, but they did not really belong to us. For if they had belonged to us, theywould have remained with us; but their going showed that none of them belonged to

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us.” 1 John 2:18-19. When the Bible used the term “They went out from us”, it doesnot necessarily imply that the antichrist group left the church. What it means is thatwhile the antichrist group is still a physical part of the church, their spirit and soul onthe other hand are with the devil. The truth is that more than 80% of all churches inthe world are now governed by antichrist leadership. The count-down for the secondcoming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ has already started. While no one knowsthe hour, the end as we know it, is inevitably at hand. I pray that you are ready forhim.

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CHAPTER 1

THE TEST OF FAITH

God’s Template of Humanityhe last few pages of this book will take you to the Value Index. In this book,for simplification purposes:

Face to Face Meetings with Jesus Christ shall be referred to as “Book One”. Face to Face Meetings with Jesus Christ 2 shall be referred to as “Book

Two”.

The true test of Abraham’s faith was manifested when God first called him toleave his parents; not when he tried to sacrifice Isaac. “The LORD had said toAbraham, ‘Leave your country, your people and your father’s household and go tothe land I will show you.’” Genesis 12:1. After this call, the spiritual flavor ofAbraham’s faith took a deep dive when he made the decision to sleep with Hagar, hiswife’s maid. After Abraham’s failure, the Bible teaches that God gave him a soncalled Isaac. The Bible also teaches that God tested Abraham when He asked him tosacrifice Isaac as a burnt offering to Him (God). If God was not very sure ofAbraham’s faith in Him, should Abraham be put to such a rigorous test before Godcan finally understand the level of his faith? If the command to sacrifice Isaac was allabout Abraham’s faith then the simple common sense truth is that Abraham alreadyfailed before the test started. Recall that when God made the covenant ofcircumcision with Abraham, God promised him a son through his wife Sarah. “Yes,but your wife Sarah will bear you a son, and you will call him Isaac. I will establishmy covenant with him as an everlasting covenant for his descendants after him.”Genesis 17:19. The Bible teaches that it did not take very long for Abraham to losefaith in that promise from God.

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The Bible teaches that after waiting for a while, when Abraham saw nothingcoming from God in fulfillment of that promise, his wife offered her maid Hagar toAbraham because she thought, “I am the problem.” After sleeping with Hagar, shebecame pregnant and gave birth to a son who was named Ishmael. This action fromAbraham is a clear testimony that God already knew how much faith Abraham had inHim. This also proves beyond reasonable doubt that in God’s plan for humanity, therequest to sacrifice Isaac had very little to do with Abraham’s faith because God wasno longer looking for that specific quality in Abraham. The test to sacrifice Isaac hadeverything to do with a bigger picture of God’s divine plan for humanity.

The decision to sacrifice Isaac had everything to do with what God was planningto introduce to humanity by sending His only son to fix the spiritual mess that wascreated by Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. We know from Bible teachings thatGod made a covenant with Adam, Noah, and Abraham. God’s plan for humanity isencapsulated in these three covenants. If God’s supernatural plan for humanity isburied within the framework of these three covenants, then every seed who is amember of each of the three households must be taken into consideration to get abetter picture of God’s plan. The reason is because every time God makes a covenantwith man, a seed is usually involved. The center of spiritual gravity of God’s divineplan for humanity is in the hands of His son Jesus Christ who is God’s seed.

If indeed these three covenants with Adam, Noah, and Abraham hold the keys toGod’s divine plan for humanity, then these covenants must also hold the keys to thedivine numbers that God will use to send His son to fulfill the ultimate mission thatsummarizes God’s plan for humanity. As far as heaven is concerned, all threecovenants were established with one goal in God’s mind; to bring humanity closer toGod. It is true that God did not practically make a covenant with Isaac; His covenantwas with Abraham.

It is also true that God sealed the covenant He made with Abraham by usingIsaac for the sacrificial test. If the three covenants were designed to portray the futureplan of God using His son to take away the sins of the world and thereafter bringhumanity closer to God then Isaac must hold the keys to God’s ultimate covenant. IfIsaac was indeed the sacrificial test-lamb of God, then Isaac’s household must holdthe keys to the divine number that God will use to introduce the authentic (real)Sacrificial Lamb of God. That unique number is the age at which Jesus Christ will beofficially introduced to the world. That number is the age that Jesus Christ willofficially start his mission on earth which is the age of 30 from Table 16.

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In life, we know that when a structure is suddenly demolished, the first step inthe reconstruction process is that you will need to do a complete clean up of thevenue. After that, you will then proceed with the construction of a new structure.Before we continue, let’s try to recall that the three covenants were established in thefollowing order:

1. Adam2. Noah3. Abraham

The example we used to rebuild the demolished structure is precisely what God alsoapplied in His attempt to bring the three covenants together. Table 17 is an illustrationof how the three covenants supernaturally connect to each other.

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In the Language of Heaven we’ve seen that the covenant with Abraham throughIsaac holds the supernatural keys to the introduction of God’s son to the world at theage of thirty. If Jesus Christ will come specifically to restore what Adam destroyed inthe Garden of Eden, then the sum of Adam’s household must hold the supernaturalkeys to the divine number that God will use to make that restoration. Thatsupernatural divine number is the age at which God’s son will be crucified on thecross for the sins of the world; that number is the age of 33. Table 18 is an illustrationof the value of Adam’s household which perfectly balances the age at which JesusChrist was crucified on the cross. We know from Bible teachings that sin came to theworld through Adam which also explains why his household must hold thesupernatural keys to the gateway for sin to leave the world.


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Why Isaac was not SacrificedWithin the supernatural context of the covenant God made with Abraham, when

Isaac was born he was:

Spiritually embedded with the title of “Abraham’s only son”. Spiritually embedded with God’s supernatural divine plan for humanity. Spiritually embedded with the path of the sins of the world. In the Garden of

Eden, Adam and Eve created the path for the sins of the world.

Isaac = Sin = (Adam + Eve) ...... (Equation Cv-14)

Likewise within the supernatural context of the covenant God made with His son,when Jesus was crucified, he was:

Spiritually embedded with the title of “God’s only son”. Spiritually embedded with God’s divine plan for humanity. Spiritually embedded with the sins of the world.

Isaac = 9 + 19 + 1 + 1 + 3Sin = 19 + 9 + 14Adam = 1 + 4 + 1 + 13Eve = 5 + 22 + 5

From (Equation Cv-14):

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(19+1+3)+(9+1) = 19+(9+14) = (1+4+1+13)+(5+22+5)

23 + 10 = 19 + 23 = 19 + 32

5 + 10 = 10 + 5 = 10 + 515 = 15 = 156 = 6 = 6 (The number 6 is God’s number for sin, man, and dominion)

After the fall of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden through the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil, God knew that for a second faith-based relationship tobe created with man, a spiritual test must precede that relationship. When God calledAbraham to initiate this second covenant with humanity, it explains why God testedhim right away.

“Take your son, your only son, Isaac, whom you love, and go to the region ofMoriah. Sacrifice him there as a burnt offering on one of the mountains I will tell youabout.” Genesis 22:2. In compliance with God’s command, the Bible teaches thatAbraham did not hesitate to obey God. “Early the next morning Abraham got up andsaddled his donkey. He took with him two of his servants and his son Isaac. When he


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had cut enough wood for the burnt offering, he set out for the place God had told himabout. On the third day Abraham looked up and saw the place in the distance. He saidto his servants, ‘Stay here with the donkey while I and the boy go over there. We willworship and then we will come back to you.’ Abraham took the wood for the burntoffering and placed it on his son Isaac, and he himself carried the fire and the knife.”Genesis 22:3-6. Abraham’s test was nothing but a supernatural replication of theTransfiguration of Jesus Christ in Matthew 17:1-23 in the following order:

Abraham took two of his servants plus his son Isaac which means thatAbraham was accompanied by three people. During the Transfiguration,Jesus also took three of his disciples (Peter, James, and John). Out of thethree people that went with Abraham to honor God’s command, the Bibledisclosed only one name who is Isaac. On the other hand, out of the threedisciples who were with Jesus Christ, the Bible disclosed all three names(Peter, James, and John). In the Language of Heaven, because these twoevents are nothing but a supernatural spiritual mirror-image-replication ofeach other, it explains why the one name disclosed in Abraham’s case isspiritually equivalent to the three names disclosed through Jesus Christ.

Isaac = (Peter + James + John)……… ….Equation IS-67.

Isaac = 9+19+1+1+3 = 33 = 6Peter = 16+5+20+5+18 = 64 = 10James = 10+1+13+5+19 = 48 = 12John = 10+15+8+14 = 47 = 11

From (Equation IS-67):

Isaac = 10+12+1133 = 10+12+1133 = 336 = 6

Equation IS-67 = The age at which Jesus was crucified on the cross.

Equation IS-67 = Isaac = 33

Equation IS-67 = Peter + James + John = 33

Notice in Genesis 22:2 that even though Ishmael was Abraham’s olderson, God however described Isaac as Abraham’s only son. God askedAbraham to perform the sacrifice of his only son in a place called Moriah.It was a natural sacrifice. In the case of Jesus Christ, God performed thesacrifice of His only son in Heaven. It was a supernatural sacrifice in

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heaven that was practically manifested as a natural sacrifice on earth. Inthe Language of Heaven, these spiritual similarities make the value ofMoriah equals to Heaven.

Moriah = Heaven …….. (Equation TrMh-5)

Moriah = (13+15) + (18+9) + (1+8)Moriah = 28+ (27+9)Moriah = 28 + 36Moriah = 10 + 9

Heaven = (8+5) + (1+22) + (5+14)Heaven = 13 + 23 + 19Heaven = (4 + 5) + 10Heaven = 9 + 10

From (Equation TrMh-5):10 + 9 = 9 + 1019 = 1910 = 10

The Bible teaches that Abraham collected enough wood to sacrifice hisson Isaac. Likewise, God also collected enough wood to sacrifice His sonJesus Christ which is essentially the wooden cross where Jesus waspainfully crucified.

On the third day, Abraham took his son leaving behind his two servantsand they set out for the place of sacrifice which is also the place ofworship. In Abraham’s case, the two servants whose names were notdisclosed by the Bible also represent the two people who later showed upduring the transfiguration of Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that Mosesand Elijah showed up to spend a brief moment with Jesus Christ. WhenAbraham took his son Isaac leaving behind his two servants, it was anindication of the disappearance of Moses and Elijah after meeting withJesus Christ. When Abraham set out to the place of worship with his son,it was God’s way of saying that as a father He will also take His son JesusChrist and supernaturally make His way to the place of worship which isthe cross. Just like Abraham’s servants were not allowed to be a part ofthe sacrifice at the place of worship, likewise God did not allow Mosesand Elijah who were His servants to be a part of the sacrifice at the crosswhich is why they disappeared before Jesus made his way to the cross.

The Bible teaches that Abraham took the wood for the burnt offering (thesacrifice) and placed it on his son Isaac. As much as Jesus was crucifiedbefore our eyes on earth, we must not rule out the truth that his death was


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permitted by God otherwise no human is capable of killing God’s son. Itis also true that Jesus was physically crucified on the cross for the sins ofthe world; that notwithstanding, the supernatural sacrifice of God’s sonactually took place in Heaven, not on earth because what God allowed usto witness was nothing but the natural aspect of the sacrifice. It explainswhy back in Egypt when God introduced a preview of His son’s death onthe cross, He called it the Passover and He described it to the Israelites as:“Eat it in a haste; it is the LORD’S Passover.” Exodus 12:11.While thewhole world was busy crucifying Jesus on the cross the actualsupernatural Passover, took place in Heaven where God Himselfsacrificed His only son.

The Bible teaches that Abraham bound his son Isaac and laid him on thealtar, on top of the wood. After Heaven supernaturally slaughtered thelamb, it was an indication of God’s permission for the world to go aheadwith the natural process. Right after that, Jesus was arrested, bound, andplaced on the cross. Without God’s supernatural permission, no human iscapable of binding God’s son.

Abraham took the knife and was about to sacrifice his son Isaac whenGod stopped him. God stopped Abraham because the real SupernaturalSacrificial Lamb of God will be the second lamb who is Jesus Christ, notIsaac. In the pair of Isaac and Jesus Christ, as the two individualsacrificial Lamb to fulfill God’s covenant, while Isaac is the first, JesusChrist on the other hand is the second. In keeping with divine number 2,God’s supernatural blessings for the future are usually deposited upon thesecond seed which in this case is Jesus Christ.

God’s law of divine number 2 explains why in the Language of Heaven, eventhough Isaac and Jesus Christ both occupy position numbers with the value of 5 in theGenealogy Table (Table 19) from Luke 3:21-38, they are however supernaturallymutually exclusive; they are not the same.

Isaac’s position = 23 = 5Jesus’ position = 77 = 14 = 5

As much as both 23 and 14 are expanded divine numbers of the number 5, thestack supernatural difference is the fact that in the Language of Heaven, only number14 meets the supernatural spiritual conditions of an expanded divine number. In theLanguage of Heaven, the law governing expanded divine numbers states that for anumber to qualify as an expanded divine number, it must display a supernaturalmanifestation coming from both the divine number and the expanded divine number.In this case, the slaughter of God’s sacrificial lamb on the fourteenth day gave birth tosalvation which is eternal life with divine number 5. The numbers 23 = 5 does not

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When God initially made the covenant with Abraham, it was a revelation of whatwas to come in the future which explains why God moved it forward by using twomore generations when He included Isaac and Jacob. From the Genealogy Table, it isno surprise that Isaac who was also a part of that covenant has a value of 23 = 5.From the Language of Heaven, we know that the number 5 is God’s number forsalvation through the sacrificial Lamb of God. If God used Isaac to show Abrahamthe future redemption process for humanity through salvation, therefore in theLanguage of Heaven, the value of Salvation must perfectly balance the position ofIsaac in the Genealogy Table which is the number 23 = 5.

Salvation = (19+1+12) + (22+1+20) + (9+15+14)Salvation = 32 + 43 + 38Salvation = 5 + 7 + 11Salvation = 23 = 5

We know that when God asked Abraham to sacrifice his son Isaac to Him,Abraham did not hesitate to obey God’s command. As much as Abraham wasprepared to sacrifice his son Isaac to God, the only reason why God stopped him wasbecause when it comes to the redemption of humanity from the bondage of sin, thereis only one human blood that is acceptable by Heaven for that sacrifice. That humanblood must be embedded with God’s supernatural spirit because God’s Passover isnot only a natural sacrifice; it is also a supernatural process.


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Only the blood of God’s son Jesus Christ who will be crucified on the cross forthe sins of the world can successfully meet these two conditions. When the timecomes, just like Isaac’s position was number 5 in the Genealogy Table, God’s sonwill also occupy position number 5 with the ultimate value to supernaturally complywith God’s divine number for Salvation and Eternal Life. We know from Biblicalteachings that Salvation which brought Eternal Life was given to us on the 14th day ofthe first month which is in perfect supernatural compliance with the position of JesusChrist in Table 19.

77 = 14 = 5

Not only will God’s son reflect position number 14 = 5 but he will also reflecthis position in heaven as the second Godhead. We know that there are threeGodheads in heaven and the number 7 is the divine number for each Godhead whichis why the position of Jesus Christ is 77 in the Genealogy Table.

77 = Godhead number two.

Recall that the Holy Trinity is 777, for the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

ShrewdOne of the most remarkable qualities of Jesus Christ is that as the son of God, he

knows at all times, what the past was, what the present holds ,and what comes in thefuture. More than two thousand years ago when he walked on this planet in flesh, heknew that a time will come when men will come up with all sorts of ideologies torebel and twist the word of God. After giving us the Lord’s Prayer as one of his mostimportant teachings, he knew that when it comes to using a series of parables to teachus the kingdom of God, money must be seriously incorporated because money is thenumber one controversial issue in the life of man. “For the love of money is a root ofall kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wondered from the faith andpierced themselves with many griefs.” 1 Timothy 6:10.

To drive the point home, Jesus used the parable of the shrewd manager to makehis case. Jesus told his disciples this parable: “There was a rich man whose managerwas accused of wasting his possessions. So he called him in and asked him, ‘What isthis I hear about you? Give account of your management, because you cannot bemanager any longer.’ The manager said to himself, ‘What shall I do now? My masteris taking away my job. I’m not strong enough to dig, and I’m ashamed to beg – Iknow what I will do so that, when I lose my job here, people will welcome me intotheir houses.’ So he called in each of his master’s debtors. He asked the first, ‘Howmuch do you owe my master?’ Nine hundred gallons of olive oil, he replied. Themanager told him, ‘Take your bill, sit down quickly, and make it four hundred and

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fifty.’ Then he asked the second, ‘And how much do you owe?’ A thousand bushelsof wheat, he replied. He told him ‘Take your bill and make it eight hundred.’ Themaster commended the dishonest manager because he had acted shrewdly. For thepeople of this world are more shrewd in dealing with their own kind than are thepeople of the light. I tell you, use worldly wealth to gain friends for yourselves, sothat when it is gone, you will be welcomed into eternal dwellings. Whoever can betrusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest withvery little will also be dishonest with much. So if you have not been trustworthy inhandling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches? And if you have notbeen trustworthy with someone else’s property, who will give you property of yourown.” Luke 16:1-12. When you read this passage and the twisting turns, it sounds likeJesus is trying to say that it is very good to do the following:

Take what doesn’t belong to you and give it away. Steal from your boss. Reward bad behavior, especially stealing.

The truth is none of these principles apply to where Jesus was going with thisparable. Jesus used this parable to address two different worlds – the sinful world welive in and the kingdom of God. He expressly mentioned the two worlds when hetalked about the people of this world and the people of the light. This was a verystrange and twisted parable because we saw how the manager was commended andrewarded for what appears to be a bad behavior. To analyze the awkward decision ofthe rich man in commending the manager, even though the manager was dishonest,Jesus considered it normal because that’s how the world operates. The rich manrewarded the manager because he thought the manager was being smart in carvingout a path for himself in the future by systematically stealing from him (the rich man).In our messed-up world, this is considered a very smart move because dishonesty isanother name for smart. It doesn’t matter how or what you do to get the money, justdo it; the end justifies the means. When we look around us, we see a practicalmanifestation of this parable everywhere.

On the other hand, Jesus used this parable to show us how to handle wealth in thekingdom of God. Notice that the manager gave away a big chunk of his master’swealth and received commendation for his actions. The master (the rich man)represents God while the manager represents all those who have been entrusted withwealth on earth. The manager was solely in charge of his master’s business and that isexactly who we are because everything we do on earth is nothing but taking care ofGod’s business; just like the manager was called in to give an account of his master’sbusiness when he was about to lose his job, when we die, we will all stand beforeJesus Christ to give an account of how we managed the resources God gave us onearth.


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Sadly enough, there are lots of Garbage Gospel Preachers out there trying toconvince people that you are here to enjoy life. What a joke! What a spiritual idlebrain philosophy! How can you enjoy life in this filthy sinful world? How can youenjoy life in a place where everybody is having a bubble bath of sin? How can youenjoy life in a place where almost every human being is completely clueless of thespiritual direction they should be going? How can you enjoy life in a place whereeverybody is dealing with multiple pain and sorrow twenty four hours each day? Andhow can you enjoy life in a place where everybody is completely deficient of whatkeeps the human soul alive – we are all dead souls. The only place you cansuccessfully enjoy life is in God’s Paradise where there is no sorrow, pain, and sin.Stop buying this spiritual junk from the pit of hell that does nothing but create morespiritual bondage in your life.

In the practical world, you will think that the manager will ask the debtors to paythe money directly to him because he was about to lose his job but instead, he gave ahuge discount to the debtors because he knew that the benefits will come to him in thefuture. The manager losing his job represents the end of life on earth. Unlike todaywhen every major business transaction is carried out with the use of credit, more thantwo thousand years ago when Jesus came up with this parable most businesstransactions where done by using just cash. The only people who bought on creditwere the poor and these are the people that Jesus used to portray the debtors.

The manager was trying to make life easy for the poor by giving them a breakthrough a discount. Instead of taking from the poor, he was actually giving themsomething. “Again I tell you, it is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needlethan for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.” Matthew 19:24. We all know thatsince a camel cannot go through the eye of a needle, it therefore means that a richman cannot enter the kingdom of God. In Luke 16:8-9 Jesus said we should useworldly wealth to gain friends for ourselves so that when it is gone, we will bewelcomed into eternal dwellings because that is exactly what the manager did withhis master’s money. In simple terms, Jesus is saying “Give the wealth God entrustedin you, to those who desperately need it (the poor and the needy) because as amanager, it is only through them that you can enter the kingdom of God.

From a supernatural spiritual standpoint, the rich should thank God for creatingthe poor and the needy because it is only through the poor and the needy that the richcan successfully give God an account of what they did with God’s wealth. In verse 11of this parable, Jesus talked about worldly wealth and true riches. In Luke 12:21 Jesustalked about being rich toward God and when we touched this topic in Book Two, wesaid that being rich toward God has nothing to do with how much money you gave tothe church or how many prayers you make each day. It has to do with your soul andusing God’s resources for the right reason. It is the same thing Jesus is talking aboutwhen he mentioned true riches.

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True riches and being rich toward God are both summarized in one word –SALVATION. From the parable of the shrewd manager, Jesus is saying that whenGod gives you wealth, for you to successfully receive salvation, you have to betrustworthy with the wealth as you accept Jesus through repentance of your sins. Ifyou can’t prove you were trustworthy, then you spent your life serving money andthere is no way Jesus will hand you a salvation ticket because what you call “Mymoney,” even though you are wrong, cannot buy you a ticket to God’s Paradise.

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Spiritual Lesson Number 1In every practical sense, what the manager did by giving away money that

belongs to his master was wrong. Common sense dictates that he should be punishedand every law in the world will find him guilty of stealing. Even though his actionswere wrong in the eyes of the world, he received commendation because his masterwas pleased with his service. You are not here to please the world; in everything youdo, keep God at the center of your actions because He is the only one you shouldplease, not the world. Just like the manager did what he thought will please hismaster, your number one goal in life should be to please God through Jesus Christ,who is the master of your soul.

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The only thing both worlds have in common from this parable is the fact thatregardless of how both worlds may view the actions of the manager, the only reasonwhy he was commended was because his master saw something in his actions thatpleased him. Jesus started the parable by telling us that the manager was accusedwhich is what prompted his master to start the investigation. In the sinful world welive in, if you have a heart (like the manager) that loves to use God’s resources incompliance with the stipulations of God’s Law, you will face serious opposition andall kinds of accusations.

When you look at the wealth God has given you, are you using it to pleaseyourself and the world or to please God? The only way you can use it to please God isby giving it to those who desperately need it. Do you have that desire and willingnessto please God? If not, wake up and repent before it is too late because salvation isserious business and Jesus Christ is not playing games. The choice is yours. At theend of the parable, Jesus talked about being trustworthy with worldly wealth andsomeone else’s property.

Worldly wealth and someone else’s property = God’s wealth.

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other words, you will not be rewarded. Your reward for properly managing God’swealth is salvation which Jesus described as: “True Riches”.

Tithes and OfferingsSome Bible scholars have concluded that with all the teachings of Jesus Christ

contained in the Bible, when it comes to tithes, he did not leave us with a specificfigure that deals with how much we must set aside for God. Others believe that weshould give ten percent of our income as tithes and offerings to God. As a generalspiritual rule, many scholars and preachers have resorted to the law that commands usto set aside a tenth of our wages to God and that principle applies to many Christiansacross the world. “Be sure to set aside a tenth of all your fields produce each year.”Deuteronomy 14:22. “When you have finished setting aside a tenth of all yourproduce in the third year, the year of the tithe, you shall give it to the Levite, the alien,the fatherless and the widow, so that they may eat in your towns and be satisfied.”Deuteronomy 26:12.

The truth is, unlike the conclusion from most Bible scholars, Jesus is not anauthor of confusion; as far as what we should do and how we should properly manageGod’s resources to eventually enter the kingdom of God, Jesus did not leave anystone unturned. There is not a single passage in the entire Bible where Jesusstipulated a percentage or figure that we should give as tithes to God. Instead he useddistinctive teachings to guide us on what we precisely need to do when it comes tomoney and God.

In Luke 3:7-14 when John the Baptist was preaching and preparing the way forJesus Christ there were three groups that came to see him because they wanted toknow what they should do to enter the kingdom of God. From what John told them,he never mentioned anything to do with percentage of wages to set aside for God. Bythe same implication, there are three groups of behavioral attitudes when it comes todealing with money in relation to God:

Those who use the wealth just for themselves; they care less about whateveryone else is going through.

Those who follow the ideology of giving a stipulated percentage to the churchby way of paying their tithes and offerings but thereafter use the rest of thewealth for themselves.

Those who use the wealth to take care of the poor and the needy.

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For those who have more than enough, he asked them to share with those whohave little or nothing.

For those who collected taxes from the poor, he asked them to stop collectingmore than what was required by the law.

For those who received wages, he asked them to be contented with their pay;don’t be greedy.

From John’s teachings, all three principles point to one very simple rule in life “Donot keep more than you need.” In his approach to address the three behavioralattitudes Jesus used three distinctive parables to tackle them.

In the case of the rich man and Lazarus who was very poor, it happened that therich man used his wealth just to satisfy himself, while ignoring the poor and theneedy. In the case of the shrewd manager we saw how he used the wealth to take careof the poor and the needy. Before we deal with the ten men with leprosy, we aregoing to first look at the history of Jesus Christ in relation to people who had leprosy.There were two major cases where Jesus healed people with leprosy in the Bible. Onedeals with the man with leprosy who approached Jesus as soon as he concluded histeachings during the Sermon on the Mount. “When he came down from themountainside, large crowds followed him. A man with leprosy came and knelt beforehim and said, ‘Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean.’ Jesus reached out hishand and touched the man, ‘I am willing, ‘he said. ‘Be clean!’ Immediately he was


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cured of his leprosy. Then Jesus said to him, ‘See that you don’t tell anyone. But goand show yourself to the priest and offer the gift Moses commanded, as a testimonyto them.’” Matthew 8:1-4. Notice that Jesus said the healing process was successfullycompleted as long as the man went to see the priest to offer the gift that was requiredby the Law of Moses.

The second occasion of leprosy healing took place when Jesus was on his way toJerusalem and ten men with leprosy begged him from a distance to heal them. “Nowon his way to Jerusalem, Jesus travelled along the border between Samaria andGalilee. As he was going into a village, ten men who had leprosy met him. Theystood at a distance and called out in a loud voice, ‘Jesus, Master, have pity on us!’When he saw them, he said, ‘Go, show yourselves to the priest.’ And as they went,they were cleansed. One of them, when he saw he was healed, came back, praisingGod in a loud voice. He threw himself at Jesus’ feet and thanked him – and he was aSamaritan. Jesus asked, ‘Were not all ten cleansed? Where are the other nine? Was noone found to return and give praise to God except this foreigner?’ Then he said tohim, ‘Rise and go; your faith has made you well.’” Luke 17:11-19.

Jesus has a tendency of properly setting the stage through his divine plan fromthe Father every single time he is about to revise any part of the Law of Moses. WhenGod initially gave the Israelites the ten percent tithe law in Deuteronomy 26:12,Moses who was their leader was on his way to the Promised Land and since Godmade Moses like Jesus Christ, to revise this law, Jesus decided to set out forJerusalem which is a city that depicts the Promised Land. Judging from the twooccasions of leprosy healings, notice that in the second incident, Jesus did notmention Moses as a condition for healing and neither did he mention a gift of anykind. All he asked the ten men to do was to go show themselves to the priest.

Another striking difference is that when Jesus healed the man in Matthew 8, thisguy never came back to Jesus to give praises to God and Jesus did not complain aboutit because it was not a requirement from Jesus when he sent the man away. On theother hand, after healing the ten men, even though Jesus did not ask them to comeback to him with praises for God, one of them however came back to praise God forthe healing. At this point, Jesus was not impressed and he made no attempt tosuppress his disappointment as he questioned the actions of the other nine men whonever came back. Was it the right thing for Jesus to be upset with those nine men?How can anybody blame those men for their actions when Jesus did not ask them tocome back after the healing process? Although it is true that we should always showsome appreciation for the help we receive in life, the truth is, this principle hadnothing to do with Jesus’ reaction.

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men; it had everything to do with the law he was about to revise. He was about torevise the Law of Moses in relation to how he wants us to manage God’s wealth. Thequestion is: Why did Jesus use leprosy to manifest the proper use of wealth in theworld? In the days of the teachings of Jesus Christ, leprosy was the number onedisease that held the human flesh in perpetual bondage and anybody with the diseasewas completely isolated from the rest of the society regardless of your degree ofrighteousness. Jesus did not come to save the flesh of the world; he came to save thesouls of the world. His teachings about money were all directed toward the spiritualbondage that money creates in the life of those who serve money and to be able toreflect that impact in a more practical manifestation, he decided to use leprosy. In hisperspective, the way leprosy destroys and eats away the human flesh is synonymousto the insidious spiritual harm that money does to your soul if you fail to managemoney in accordance with God’s Law.

Just like there was no cure for leprosy except miraculous healings like the onesJesus performed, by the same token, there is no cure for deviating from God’s divinelaw of money. The only cure is Jesus Christ. Back in those days, people with leprosywere isolated in caves and underground locations abandoned to die with no food orwater. Even the animals in the jungle had more value than people with leprosy. Thatwas the kind of horrible situation that the human flesh had to go through. The onlyplace where the soul of man is subjected to such excruciating conditions is a placeGod designed for the wicked; the Holy Bible calls it “Hell Fire”. As part of Jesus’plan to revise the Law of Moses by using leprosy, that explains why he performedonly two cases of healings of people with leprosy. When Jesus walked on earth, weknow that there were many cases of leprosy; we also know that there was no medicaltreatment for this disease. By using leprosy patients to revise God’s law of 10%tithes, Jesus was also trying to teach us that the kingdom of God is strictly reservedfor those who have been rejected by the world. “If you belonged to the world, itwould love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosenyou out of the world.”


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Jesus used the first case of healing in Matthew 8:1-4 to show us what wasrequired under the Law of Moses when you have the spiritual affliction of wealth. Allyou had to do was go to the priest and offer the gift that was prescribed in the Law ofMoses. Only a tenth of your wages was required to give God thanks and praisethrough the priest. As long as you did that, you were fine. Contrary to that law, whenJesus healed the ten men, the Bible teaches that Jesus was on his way to Jerusalemwhen the men shouted for help.

Jerusalem in this passage = The Kingdom of God.

After sending the ten men away to go see the priest as he continued on his way toJerusalem, notice that for the ten men, Jesus failed to mention or do some of thethings that were associated with the man in Matthew 8:1-4:

1. He did not mention Moses.2. He did not mention a gift of any kind to the priest.3. He did not touch the ten men to produce healing.4. All Jesus said was “Go show yourselves to the priest.”

Jesus did not mention Moses because he was about to introduce a new law and hedid not mention a gift because he was also about to introduce a new kind of gift. Hewas disappointed when only one of the ten men came back because the one manrepresents one tenth (10%) of the ten men who had just received healing as Jesusmade his way to Jerusalem. It also disturbed Jesus because this one guy represents theone tenth that was set aside for God under the Law of Moses in Deuteronomy 26:12.Jesus questioned the behavior of the other nine men because under the new law hewas about to introduce, all ten men were supposed to come back to give thanks andpraise to God. Jesus used the ten men to represent God’s wealth in the world.

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What Jesus was trying to teach us is that you do not give God an earmarked gift;don’t put a figure to it and don’t set aside a percentage because God owns it all. WhenI say give to God, I am not referring to giving to the church; I am talking aboutputting God’s resources in the proper place – the poor and the needy. Giving to thepoor and the needy should not stop you from also giving to the church. When Jesustalked about the one man that came back to see him with praises for God, hedescribed him as a foreigner.

To understand why he used this terminology, we have to go back to the originallaw from Moses. When God gave Moses the law, there was also a prescribed systemto give thanks and praise to God when you bring a tenth of your wages to the house ofGod through the priest. “Place the basket before the LORD your God and bow downbefore him. And you and the Levites and the aliens among you shall rejoice in all thegood things the LORD your God has given to you and your household.”Deuteronomy 26:10-11. When God talked about rejoicing, He was referring to givinghim praise. God was also referring to the type of rejoicing expressed by the leper(foreigner) who came back to see Jesus out of the ten. Jesus used the word foreignerbecause it is the same group of people that God mentioned in the law He gave Moseswhich refers to the aliens.

I know you are probably wondering what the right decision should be when itcomes to giving to God. Nobody can make that decision for you. One of the mostfascinating creative aspects of God’s ingenuity is that He designed the human heart insuch a unique fashion that regardless of how hopeless or wicked you may feel, at anygiven time in life, there is always someone out there who holds a soft spot in yourheart – someone you love dearly. It may be a relative, a friend, or even a strangeryou’ve never met. If you were in a position to offer a gift to that person, that gift willdefinitely come from the bottom of your heart. This is the same attitude we shoulduse when we honor God with a gift. It is all about giving with the love of God fromthe bottom of your heart because it has nothing to do with how much you give.

One of the reasons why God made love the greatest commandment is that asidefrom the truth that God is love there is no human being who is not capable of lovingor being loved. That explains why Jesus talked about judging your heart before youbring your gift to the altar of God. “Therefore, if you are offering your gift at the altarand there remember that your brother has something against you leave your gift therein front of the altar. First go and be reconciled to your brother; then come and offeryour gift.” Matthew 5:23-24. When it comes to how much we should give to God, thechurch has completely lost its way by leading everybody astray. What makes your giftacceptable to God is nothing but a contrite heart.

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altar and go look for the 5 pennies.” God is not after your money; as much as Heexpects you to use it wisely to do his work, the bottom line is that God desires acontrite heart.

You can give God 90% of your wages every month but if your heart is not richtowards God through repentance in Jesus Christ, then your gift means nothing to Godbecause He owns everything you can possibly bring to His altar and He can take it allaway from you whenever He wants to. Jesus touched the man in Matthew 8:1-4before healing took place but he did not touch the ten men because unlike the Law ofMoses where you had to physically bring your tithes to the house of God in order tobe healed from the afflictions that wealth causes to your soul, the process used to healthe ten men was an indication that God values thanks and praises from a contrite heartmuch more than He values your financial donations to the Church.

Jesus was trying to demonstrate that God does not necessarily need to touch yourmoney because He gave it to you to be used in helping the poor and the needy. IfGod’s plan for the resources of this world was such that some people should keep itall to themselves, then God would have also created a part of human body formaterial storage. The fact that when you arrived here at birth, there was absolutelynothing in your hands as a new born baby is a clear testimony that regardless of anylegal titles in your possession endorsed by man, nothing on this planet earth belongsto you. God owns it all. It is never too late to repent and come to God; start honoringHim today with what you call your money, through Jesus Christ before it is too latebecause today may be your last day on earth.

Jesus and John the BaptistThe Bible teaches that Jesus and John the Baptist started communicating with

each other while they were still in the womb. It happened when the Virgin Mary, themother of Jesus Christ visited her relative (John’s mother) Elizabeth. “WhenElizabeth heard Mary’s greeting, the baby leaped in her womb, and Elizabeth wasfilled with the Holy Spirit.” Luke 1:41. Not only did they come from the same bloodline because they were cousins, these two men also knew the Language of Heavenpartly because Jesus wrote the language and John came to prepare the way for Jesus.Although John was locked up in prison, there was not a single activity surroundingthe life of Jesus Christ in the outside world that John did not know – John kneweverything that was happening and he was also fully aware of all the miracles Jesuswas performing.

When he sent his disciples to go ask Jesus if he was the Messiah, John was onlylooking for a specific heavenly supernatural code. “When John heard in prison whatChrist was doing, he sent his disciples to ask him, ‘Are you the one who was to come,or should we expect someone else?’” Matthew 11:2-3. In Book One, we talked about

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John having doubts in prison because his disciples overheard some people addressingJesus as a prophet and Jesus did nothing to set the record straight. When we look athuman behavior, John’s reaction is not an isolated case. Very often in life, when afalse allegation is leveled against us and we do nothing to address it to refute theclaim, even our closest relatives will start to drift towards the allegations disregardingany substantiation from the accuser. This kind of doubt is what prompted John tosend his disciples to speak with Jesus his cousin. Jesus knew John’s heart very welleven more than John knew himself and Jesus also knew that to calm John down hemust speak to John in the Language of Heaven. “Go back and report to John what youhear and see: The blind receive sight, the lame walk, those who have leprosy arecured, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is preached to the poor.Blessed is the man who does not fall away on account of me.” Matthew 11:4-6.Notice how as Jesus listed the miracles he sent back to John, he omitted three verysignificant miracles from the list. The three miracles were:

1. His first miracle in Cana where he changed water to wine. John 2:1-11.2. The miracle he performed when he calmed the storm. Mark 4:35-41.3. The miracle of the woman who received healing by touching his garment.

Matthew 9:18-36.

The truth is this communication between Jesus and John the Baptist was designed forJesus to release a specific code in a unique language that both men understand.

Even though Jesus sent John a list of the miracles he was performing for thepeople, the communication had nothing to do with the kind of miracles Jesus wascapable of performing. Jesus did not send the message to convince John of themagnitude of his supernatural powers as the son of God. In John’s mind, it was notabout the fact that everybody viewed Jesus as a prophet, all John cared about was onething: “Regardless of what people are calling you, I want to know if you are the onewho has come to die on the cross for the sins of the world.” Let’s recall that the firsttime John saw Jesus, he knew instantly that Jesus was the one. “The next day Johnsaw Jesus coming toward him and said, ‘Look, the Lamb of God, who takes away thesins of the world!’” John 1:29. If John knew Jesus and also introduced him to thepublic at the beginning of his ministry (when he baptized Jesus), it therefore meansthat John’s message from prison had absolutely nothing to do with the spiritualidentity of Jesus Christ as the Messiah.

The only reason why John sent the message to Jesus through his disciples wasbecause John knew his fate in prison; he knew he was about to die. The first timeJesus had a supernatural communication with John the Baptist was before both ofthem were born in Luke 1:41. That communication was Jesus saying to John, “I amthe Messiah who is about to be born to the world” and that communication was alsothe beginning of life on earth for these two men. But while John was in prison, their


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communication will be centered around the end of life on earth for both of thembecause John knew that he was about to die. When John was in the wildernesspreparing the way for Jesus Christ, he knew when the Messiah was going to come andhe was the first to realize that the Messiah was already living among the people. Justas he knew when the Messiah was to come, when he sent that message through hisdisciples to Jesus, John also knew at what age the Messiah will die because God usedJohn to baptize the Messiah.

If John was looking for a simple response like everyone else, the response fromJesus would have been very straight to the point, “Yes John I am the Messiah.” WhenJohn started preaching and baptizing in Luke 3:1-19, his message was designed forthe interest of the poor which is essentially the message he used to prepare the wayfor Jesus Christ. That explains why in Matthew 11:4-5 when Jesus responded toJohn’s message from his disciples he sealed it with the phrase “The good news ispreached to the poor.” This key statement was to assure John that he was the Messiahthat used John to prepare the way.

After their supernatural communication as unborn babies, in compliance withGod’s divine number 2, they needed another supernatural communication withrespect to their death. In the Language of Earth, Jesus would have just responded toJohn by saying, “Yes I am the one who was to come.” But in the Language of Heavenit requires a different type of response. The response from Jesus was: “Go back andreport to John what you hear and see: The blind receive sight, the lame walk, thosewho have leprosy are cured, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news ispreached to the poor. Blessed is the man who does not fall away on account of me.”Matthew 11:4-6.

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In the Language of Heaven from Table 22, the message from Jesus Christ toJohn was saying “Yes, I know you are about to die but don’t worry because I am theone; I have come to die for the sins of the world at the age of 33.” From this message,Jesus was saying that his holy mission will be supernaturally completed at the age of33 for the sins of the world.

33 + 45 = 78 = 15 = 6

The message Jesus sent back to John the Baptist was a manifestation of whathappened in the Garden of Eden. In the garden, the value of the people was:

Adam + Eve = 15 = 6 (Divine number for sin)

The value of what they received was the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evilwith divine number 9. Likewise in the message to John, the value of the people was 6and the sum of what they received from Jesus was 9. Jesus was therefore saying toJohn “Yes I am the one who has come to restore the soul of man from the damagethat was done to humanity in the Garden of Eden.

Jesus was also saying: “Yes I am the Messiah who has come to take away the sins ofthe world with divine number 6.”

Jesus listed 6 groups with a total value of 6 because he came to take away thesins of the world with divine number 6 which came from the Tree of the Knowledgeof Good and Evil with divine number 9. At the end of his mission, he will give us a newlaw with 66 Books. He will give his life on earth in exchange for our sins on the crossso we can receive the grace of God to stand in His presence in heaven. Jesus was 33years old on earth but we know that he is completely ageless in heaven because hewas there with the Father when all things were made. “In the beginning was theWord, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. He was with God in thebeginning. Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made thathas been made. In him was life, and that life was the light of men. The light shines inthe darkness, but the darkness has not understood it.” John 1:1-5.

Blind RushIf you create a scenario where you place a lot of beautiful toys in the middle of a

large room filled with little children and you give each child a small cup of milk withone simple rule: “Drink the milk before you start playing with the toys.” What do youthink is going to happen as soon as you walk away? With no adult left in the room, doyou think the children will comply with the law? The probability of the kids doingexactly what you’ve asked them to do is about zero because as soon as you leave,


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chances are they will rush like a charging storm because every single one of themwants the best toy in the room.

The truth is, what kids don’t realize is that while the toys will make them happyand they will without a single doubt have fun, the milk on the other hand will nourishtheir health. After playing with the toys, at some point they will be thirsty and that’swhen they will probably go looking for the milk. But because milk doesn’t stay goodfor too long as soon as you take it out of a refrigerated environment and maybe thehousekeeper took the milk away as soon as the kids started playing with toys, theresult is simple – “Too Late”. The adult, who asked the kids at the very beginning tofirst drink the milk before playing, knew better and that is why he asked the kinds todo it. The adult knew that as far as the lives and future of the kids are concerned, themilk is far more important than the toys. God has given us certain rules to live by andthe greatest gift in human history which is salvation through His son Jesus Christ.

This gift is so precious that it is an indispensable tool for us to enter Paradise inthe kingdom of God. One would think that because it is free with no charge, the worldwill be rushing for it. If we take a minute to analyze our behavior as humans and“smart people” as we falsely claim to be, we will see some very troublingmanifestations. We are always in a rush to gather as much as we can from thepleasures of life; we drive like maniacs behind the wheels because everybody isrushing to get to somewhere, we eat like there is no tomorrow, we trample on theweak just to get our way, and we never seem to get enough. While these things aretaking place on earth, Jesus is totally wondering “What is wrong with these people?”The truth is we are rushing but not seeing. As much as we think we are smart, fast,rich, successful, and every other spiritually meaningless code word that makes us feelgood, the truth is we are actually spiritually blind, ignorant, hopeless, and oblivious ofthe popular self-destructive antichrist belief system that is spreading across the globelike wildfire.

We have all lost our way as far as where we should be going and what we shouldbe doing as priorities in our lives. I want you to take a minute and make a list ofeverything you’ve achieved in life so far, everything you own, and everything youwill like to own in the future. When you are done, go through the list making sure thatyou did not forget anything that appears to be very important to you. Go through thelist again and ask yourself one very important question “Which of these things iscoming with me to God’s Paradise?” If the answer is “NONE” then you have justwasted your life chasing everything that is worthless for your spiritual supernaturalfuture and your soul. King Solomon was there and he learned a hard lesson. Whenyou live your life this way, the world calls it, “Preparing for the future,” but God callsit, “Destroying your future,” because the only future you have is not a future thatcomes from your hard work, rather it is a future that Jesus has already done all thework that comes with it. As much as it is good to work hard in life to try to get

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somewhere, many people do this at the expense of that which is the most importantelement in life which is your salvation. That brings us to one very important question:“As much as you love life very much and everything the world has to offer, if Godtakes everybody away to heaven but offers you the world as gift, will you take it?”

If there was anything to rush for in life it is the salvation that God has given to usfree of any charges. Some people have it at the back of their minds that just beforethey die they will accept Jesus as their savior but for now, they just want to enjoy lifeand push salvation to the curb. If you are one of these people, I got news for you;Jesus Christ cannot be fooled because he is not after your actions. He is after yourheart and just that kind of last minute philosophy is enough to make a mockery of thecross. If you think you can have it both ways, you will be terribly shocked when youface Jesus on judgment day.

You don’t come to Jesus only because you are about to die; you come to himbecause you sincerely accept him as your Lord and Savior in recognition of the pricehe paid for your sins on the cross. Another problem with this type of childish brain-dead ideology is that what makes you think you know when you will take your lastbreath? If you are planning on taking your life just to be sure about it, then you willbe committing murder because the life you are about to take away does not belong toyou; you did not create that life; God gave it to you and He will demand an accountwhen it comes to an end. Killing yourself is breaking God’s Law number six from theTen Commandments which clearly states that: “You shall not murder.” Exodus 20:13.It doesn’t matter who you killed because life is the same in every human being beforeGod who made it.

When Jesus arrived at the home of Martha and her sister Mary, it was anopportunity for Jesus to show us how we are wasting time chasing all the pleasures ofthe world that pull us away from salvation. “As Jesus and his disciples were on theirway, he came to a village where a woman named Martha opened her home to him.She had a sister called Mary, who sat at the Lord’s feet listening to what he said. ButMartha was distracted by all the preparations that had to be made. She came to himand asked, ‘Lord, don’t you care that my sister has left me to do the work by myself?Tell her to help me.’ Martha, Martha, the Lord answered, ‘you are worried and upsetabout many things, but only one thing is needed. Mary has chosen what is better, andit will not be taken away from her.’” Luke 10:38-42. When you die without salvation,it is as if you were never born because you left this world with absolutely nothing.

I don’t care what you achieved or what you owned; for all I care you may have atsome point been the president of the world or acquired 99% of the wealth on thisplanet, the bottom line is that you will be leaving this world with absolutely nothing.Luggage, bank cards, electronic transfers, and financial investment certificates arecompletely worthless beyond this point because they mean nothing before JesusChrist. The only thing you take with you is a spiritual ticket.


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If you have salvation then you automatically have a ticket to God’s Paradise inHeaven but if you don’t have salvation, then be prepared to have lots of fun in hellwith Satan. This is what Jesus was trying to teach Martha that salvation is all thatmatters; not the things we spend each minute in life running after. If you have to rushfor anything in life it should be salvation in Jesus Christ because you have no cluewhen God will pull the plug for you to take your last breath. All the things you arerushing to gather out of this sinful world are like the toys that were placed before thekids. It is true that these things will bring pleasure to your flesh but as far as your soulis concerned, they will only help to pull you away from Jesus Christ and ultimatelydestroy you.

Don’t be a Martha! Make your life a living example of a Mary! Just like the kidswe mentioned earlier, when it comes to our relationship with God, He is our Fatherand we are his children through Jesus Christ alone. The contrast is that the kids infront of the toys were in no position to distinguish right from wrong but we do asadults. While the kids cannot be held responsible for their actions, God on the otherhand will hold us accountable for any acts of disobedience of His Law which is theHoly Bible.

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Spiritual Lesson Number 2While Martha was concerned with what she thought she can offer Jesus Christ,

Mary on the other hand was concerned with what she can get out of Jesus. The LordJesus owns everything, including your life and the world. There is absolutely nothingyou can offer him that he doesn’t already have. The truth is he offers you everythingyou don’t have. Don’t spend your life thinking of what to offer God; rather spendyour life looking for what you can take from God through Jesus Christ.

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Unfortunately, many people view salvation as a process that is centered on whatyou have to offer Jesus. As far as giving is concerned, Jesus wants us to direct all ofthat to our fellow man – our neighbor. Salvation is more of what we can get out ofJesus Christ, not what we can offer him because you don’t have to accept Jesus tounderstand that your life belongs to him. Whether you like it or not, he is themechanism that powers life both on earth and in heaven; your life belongs to him andhe holds the keys to both life and death; he also ultimately decides when you will takeyour last breath. Some people might say, well if he owns it all why make a decision toaccept him into my life? The truth is, as much as he owns your life and he allows youto live that life here on earth that also belongs to him, you have to make the choice ofhow you want to live your life; you also have to make the choice of where to continuewith your life after death just like you make choices every day to later bear theconsequences or reap the reward.

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For your life to become everlasting, you have to take Salvation from Jesus Christ.Contrary to popular Christian teachings, salvation is not a barter system where youexchange something with Jesus Christ. Everything you can see or think of wascreated by God through Jesus Christ and if that is as simple as Bible truth can revealto us, what makes you think there is anything you can offer Jesus in exchange forsalvation? The truth is salvation is a free gift through repentance from God with noconditions attached.

Taking salvation is one thing, but actually keeping it is another story. It cost younothing to take salvation but you must live by God’s Law to keep salvation. You cancome to Jesus Christ and effectively receive salvation but it doesn’t stop there; youstill have to live for Jesus Christ to successfully enter Paradise in Heaven. If aftertaking salvation from Jesus Christ and for some stupid reason you chose to reject itbecause you prefer to serve the devil, it is not Jesus who will pay the price of youractions because he will never force you. The Bible was not written to convince theworld of salvation, it was written to save the world with salvation.

One of the saddest trends in modern day Christianity is that we have graduallyleft our children out of the loop. In an attempt to work hard and provide them with abetter life as we call it, we give them everything including good education, the latestgadgets and cars that money can buy, expensive clothing, and financial stability. Allthese things sound good but of what value are they to our children if we miss out onthe most important component in life. By doing just what makes them live a betterlife on earth we need to take some time and question the authenticity of our love wehold deeply for our children. The greatest gift you can give to your child is the unseengift; it is the gift that equips your child with the tools to obtain the ticket to Paradise.How can we stand before Jesus Christ and say we love our children when we make nopreparations to be able to see them again and reunite with them in Paradise?

Your child may become the president of the United States, the richest person inthe world, or the president of the World Government; as good as they sound, thesedreams mean nothing to Jesus Christ if on judgment day your child cannot produce asalvation ticket when he or she stands before Jesus. The scariest part of this is thatGod has designed Hell and Abraham’s side (Paradise) in such a way that the twolocations are not that far from each other and people can actually have a conversationfrom both sides but they cannot cross over.

Jesus gave us a vivid description of these locations when he told us the story ofthe rich man and Lazarus. “There was a rich man who was dressed in purple and finelinen and lived in luxury every day. At his gate was laid a beggar named Lazarus,covered with sores and longing to eat what fell from the rich man’s table. Even thedogs came and licked his sores. The time came when the beggar died and the angelscarried him to Abraham’s side. The rich man also died and was buried. In hell, wherehe was in torment, he looked up and saw Abraham far away, with Lazarus by his side.


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So he called to him, ‘Father Abraham, have pity on me and send Lazarus to dip thetip of his finger in water and cool my tongue, because I am in agony in this fire.’ ButAbraham replied, ‘Son remember, that in your lifetime you received your goodthings, while Lazarus received bad things, but now he is comforted here and you arein agony. And besides all this, between us and you a great chasm has been fixed, sothat those who want to go from here to you cannot, nor can anyone cross over fromthere to us.’” Luke 16:19-26.

The rich man could be your child. If you have the salvation ticket but yourchildren don’t, will you be able to look over to see your children in such agony thatyou are unable to do anything about it because you failed to take care of it when youhad the time and opportunity on earth? Please think about it. I don’t know any lovingparent who can stomach the situation of the rich man if that was your child. You mayhave found salvation but what about your children and other loved ones? That couldbe you sitting beside Abraham and watching a loved one go through excruciatingagony in hell.

Your salvation ticket does not cover your children; as adults each of them willalso give Jesus an account of what they did with their lives and that’s what makes itvery important that as parents we have to do our best to bring our children to thatplace where they can also find salvation. It is for this simple reason that you have toconstantly pray for your children and persistently talk to them about Jesus Christ. Ihave heard some people say “Leave the kids alone when they grow up they will maketheir choice on who they want to serve.”

This type of philosophy is very dangerous because if that was the case, then Godwould not have asked the Israelites to constantly talk to their children about His lawand everything they went through in Egypt including how He brought them out of thebondage of slavery. “These commandments that I give you today are to be upon yourhearts. Impress them on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home andwhen you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. Tie them assymbols on your hands and bind them on your foreheads. Write them on the doorframes of your houses and on your gates.” Deuteronomy 6:6-9.

If you don’t talk to your children about Jesus Christ then you are withholding themost important constructive spiritual component from their lives. The second dangeris that if you don’t talk to your children about Jesus Christ, then the world which hasa louder voice will talk to your children and sell them to the devil. Your children maychoose not to listen to you when you try to talk to them about Jesus Christ and if thathappens then you must remember that they are the kids and you are the parent.Regardless of the obstacles, if you keep doing it and ask God to give them a contriteheart and the ability to hear Him through you, such prayers never go unanswered. Theproblem is that very few parents are willing to sacrifice the time and effort to do it. Iffor any reason you don’t know what to say to your children, just sit them down for

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five minutes each day and talk to them about Jesus. Just tell them Jesus loves themand he died for their sins and the sins of the world on the cross even if they don’t feellike accepting it.

As you make this a habit, it may seem like no good results are coming out of itbut one thing you have to keep in mind is that it is not your power that will bring yourchildren to Jesus Christ. All you are required to do is talk to them about him and Jesuswill do the rest. I can promise you with my life that at some point in their lives, youchildren will all come to Jesus Christ; it is a guaranteed heavenly truth. Jesus alwayssteps up to any prayer made out of love and desperation on behalf of someone elseespecially when it has to do with salvation for your children.

“Sons are a heritage from the LORD, children a reward from him.” Psalm 127:3

When you make your daily prayer to God, just ask him to show your children theway to Jesus Christ His son. Below is an example of the prayer I use for my childrenand household.


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“Father in heaven, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob; Father I thank you forgiving us life through your son Jesus Christ our savior. Mighty Father, I ask youto saturate my household with your presence and show (List here the names ofyour loved ones living under your roof) your way, your light and your truth.Thank you for sustaining all our needs more abundantly than we could ever askfor. Hear my cry for help in Jesus name I pray; Amen, Amen, and Amen.”

You cannot all of a sudden decide to make Jesus Christ a compulsory topic foryour children when he is not a regular topic of conversation in your home. Toposition your children to understand and fully embrace Jesus Christ at an early age,you must first develop the habit of talking about him in your home at all times. Bringhis name up during conversations even if the topic is not directly related to the Bible;all that matters is that your children get used to hearing his name in the house. Byfollowing these steps, your children will become used to his name and eventuallybecome receptive when you later try to bring them into the big picture.

My wife and I have developed the habit of talking about him around the children;we always give thanks to Jesus Christ for everything thing and our children have alsocome to that point where they now give thanks to him for everything and thatincludes food. We asked our children what they thought about Jesus Christ and youwill be surprised that they each have their own unique understanding in their ownwords. I did not try to edit any of the statements because I want you to get a sense ofwhat they really think of Jesus Christ from the bottom of their hearts.

From Matthew (6 years old)

The soldiers put Jesus on the cross. If Jesus didn’t die on the cross, we will all goon the cross. A long time ago Jesus told God to make everybody good.

From Chioma (5 years old)

Jesus keeps us safe. He even watches us to not lie. Jesus protects you.

From Amarachi (3 years old)

Jesus heals booboos. Jesus has booboos on his head, his hands, and his feet. Allthe bad guys killed Jesus.

From Mia (12 years old)

To me, Jesus is a friend to talk to. I don’t know if you know what I mean by thatbut my prayers to Him are conversations, one sided conversations because I can’thear Him, but I could imagine the advice He’d give. My prayers are for thanks andwhen I need help the most, I ask Him what I could do and I’d just imagine Himhelping me later. Jesus is more than just a great friend, He is like another Father,caring for me and watching over me just like my real father. Jesus is very helpful in

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the situations where I don’t know what to do. He’ll guide me to the right path andhelp me navigate.

Sometimes in the times where I need help the most like about a month ago whenmy grandfather died I asked Jesus to help me overcome his passing. I know that I canalways talk to Jesus for anything and I know that Jesus can always hear me. He helpsme when I can’t find the right way; he helps me make the right decisions in life. Nomatter what the situation I know that He’ll always been there. I’ve only been religioussince my step father came into my life but during those few years I’ve felt closer tothe heart and closer to my family more than ever. I’ve been thinking on what I coulddo in my part to keep my family close and safe.

Helping my mother clean and take care of my siblings has just shown me howclose we are as a family. With Jesus in my life now, I know that I can face thedifficult challenges of life, I know now that I can stand for myself and know that I canwin in the face of evil, in the face of danger.

I just know that Jesus will be by my side. He may put some road blocks in myway to success but I’ll always get around it no matter how hard it is. I know now thatI can overcome all challenges with Jesus by my side. So far in my journey of life I’vebeen able to continue on no matter how hard it got, it might’ve been hard at times andit might’ve been easy but now I know that no matter what bump I cross, there willnever be a moment where I don’t think that Jesus isn’t helping me, that he’s notguiding me, because I know he is.

I remember when I was little my step father gave me and my sister the OurFather and Hail Mary’s and told us to practice and when were done go back and recitethem to him. I remember jumping in circles on my bed saying the Our Father until Ididn’t mess up then I went to recite it to him and messed up. I went back and repeatedwhat I did before and I kept going to him and finally I got it right. I don’t know whynow but I was so happy when I was assigned that task, I just couldn’t wait to get itright. When I finally got it I felt like I conquered the world.

At this point in my life I can say for sure that I am really happy that I have what Ihave, I am so happy that my step-father is in my life and that my mother is in my lifeand that I have everything that I have. I wouldn’t ask for a better life. Some may saythat I have nothing because I don’t have video games and stuff like that but havingwhat I have I know that I will actually get somewhere in life. If I continue studyinglike I do and continue reading like I do I will be very successful. The people I have tothank for that are my family and Jesus himself.

From Hayley (14 years old)

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they did. We’re taught while growing up that Jesus is someone who we pray to, whowe thank everything for, who saved us. But He can also be a friend. Jesus is someoneto talk to when you’re having a bad day, someone to thank when things are goinggrand, and someone to talk to when you’ve lost yourself in reality.

In my case, He’s been there for all. He’s always listened, helped me get throughmy day if was going rough, he’s listened when I needed help figuring out where Ineed to be, and I couldn’t be more grateful for Him. He’s brought our familytogether from a young age, and it’s grown miraculously since then. We’re not just afamily, we’re a home in a whole and He’s brought us to be closer over all, to Him andto each other. Jesus to me, is an amazing powerful man of the Lord, who I can lookto for anything and who I want to stay with me to help guide me through my life. Ilove Him with all my heart and I thank my parents and for introducing me to Him.

When you read the responses from these children, you come to the realizationthat we should never underestimate the tremendous relationship your children caneventually build with Jesus Christ with just very little effort on your part. Yourchildren are the most precious gifts from God; you cannot put a price on them andthey should be your number one priority in life. How do you plan to see them again,in Paradise or in Hell? The choice is yours.

Exploring the Promised LandWhen God asked Moses to select twelve men, one from each tribe to go explore

the land He promised them on oath, this was the same land that Jacob settled with hishousehold before they eventually moved to Egypt. “Send some men to explore theland of Canaan which I am giving to the Israelites. From each ancestral tribe send oneof its leaders.” Numbers 13:1-2. It was also from this land that Joseph’s brothers setoff to buy grain from Egypt. “Then ten of Joseph’s brothers went down to buy grainfrom Egypt. But Jacob did not send Benjamin, Joseph’s brother, with the others,because he was afraid that harm might come to him. So Israel’s sons were amongthose who went to buy grain, for the famine was in the land of Canaan also.” Genesis42:3-5. In compliance with God’s command, Moses selected the men in Table 23.

These men were given specific instructions by Moses on what to do when theyget to the land and the Bible teaches that when they returned from exploring the land,they presented conflicting reports to Moses and the Israelite community. “Go upthrough the Negev and on into the hill country. See what the land is like and whetherthe people who live there are strong or weak, few or many. What kind of land do theylive in? Is it good or bad? What kind of towns do they live in? Are they unwalled orfortified? How is the soil? Is it fertile or poor? Are there trees on it or not? Do yourbest to bring back some of the fruit of the land.” Numbers 13:17-20. When they cameback, ten of the twelve men gave Moses and the people a negative report while two of

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them presented a positive report of the land. “We went into the land to which you sentus, and it does flow with milk and honey! Here is its fruit.

But the people who live there are powerful and the cities are fortified and verylarge. We even saw descendants of Anak there. The Amalekites live in the Negev; theHittites, Jebusites and Amorites live in the hill country; and the Canaanites live nearthe sea and along the Jordan. We can’t attack these people; they are stronger than weare.” Numbers 13:27-31.

To make matters worse, the ten men concluded by saying “Our wives andchildren will be taken as plunder. Wouldn’t it be better for us to go back to Egypt?And they said to each other ‘We should choose a leader and go back to Egypt.’”Numbers 14:3-4. Not only did these men poison the minds of the community, theywere also ready to dump Moses and Aaron to go back to Egypt through a new leaderof their choice.

The Bible teaches that two of the twelve men were courageous enough to speakagainst the ten men. “Then Caleb silenced the people before Moses and said, ‘Weshould go up and take possession of the land, for we can certainly do it.’” Numbers13:30. Joshua who also brought a positive report from the land joined Caleb as both


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of them tried to challenge the negative report. “Joshua son of Nun and Caleb son ofJephunneh, who were among those who had explored the land, tore their clothes andsaid to the entire Israelite assembly, ‘The land we passed through and explored isexceedingly good. If the LORD is pleased with us, he will lead us into that land, aland flowing with milk and honey, and will give it to us. Only do not rebel against theLORD. And do not be afraid of the people of the land, because we will swallow themup. Their protection is gone, but the LORD is with us. Do not be afraid of them.’”Numbers 14:6-9.

The Bible also teaches that when these men came back from their mission, theybrought some fruits from the land. “When they reached the Valley of Eshcol, they cutoff a branch bearing a single cluster of grapes. Two of them carried it on a polebetween them, along with some pomegranates and figs. That place was called theValley of Eshcol because of the cluster of grapes the Israelites cut off there. At theend of forty days they returned from exploring the land.” Numbers 13:23-25.

Fruits from the land:

Grapes = 3 Figs = 5 Pomegranates = 8 Grapes + Figs + Pomegranates = 7 (Fruits from the Holy Land)

From the negative report that was presented to Moses, the community grumbledand even went as far as making plans to stone Moses and Aaron which eventuallycaused God’s anger to burn to the point where He promised to destroy some membersof the Israelite community with a plague. Moses as usual pleaded to God to sparetheir lives but notwithstanding his intervention and because the grumbling was adirect insult to the Holy Spirit, God still went ahead with His plan to destroy somemembers of the community. “So the men Moses had sent to explore the land, whoreturned and made the whole community grumble against him by spreading a badreport about it – these men responsible for spreading the bad report about the landwere struck down and died of a plague before the LORD. Of the men who went toexplore the land, only Joshua the son of Nun and Caleb the son of Jephunnehsurvived.” Numbers 14:36-38.

God’s unforgiving decision to kill these ten men who explored the land was infulfillment of what Jesus said about the Holy Spirit. “And so I tell you, every sin andblasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not beforgiven. Anyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, butanyone who speaks against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven, either in this age or inthe age to come.” Matthew 12:31-32. From the passage we now know the following:

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The value of the three types of fruits from the exploration = 7. The number of people that carried the fruits = 2.

God already promised this land on oath to the Israelites through Abraham, Isaac,and Jacob. After bringing them this far from the bondage of slavery in Egypt, does itreally matter at this point if the Israelites will love what they see by exploring theland? Why was it necessary for God to send twelve men to go explore the land? Aftergoing through hell and bondage in Egypt, any land will be better than Egypt becausethe Israelites really don’t have a choice but to take whatever God gives them.

Following God’s nature of preparing for the future, the reason He asked Moses tosend spies to explore the land was because since this journey to the Promised Landdepicts the journey that Jesus Christ will take on our behalf to the kingdom of God,the process was now at the stage where God was about to introduce the Holy Spirit.Since God made Joshua like the Holy Spirit, it was now time to start setting the stagefor God to call Moses home and let Joshua continue with the mission. That explainswhy the number 2 was all over the mission.

Joshua = 2

It also explains why the value of the three types of fruits from the land was also thevalue of the Holy Spirit.

Holy Spirit = 6 + 10 = 16 = 7 (God’s number for holy, perfect, and complete)

Grapes + Figs + Pomegranates = 3 + 5 + 8 = 16 = 7

When Jesus was about to introduce the Holy Spirit because he was makingpreparations to ascend into heaven, he appeared to his disciples in John 20:21-23, andduring that meeting he introduced the Holy Spirit to ten of his disciples because JudasIscariot who betrayed him was no more and Thomas was absent. However, whenThomas finally believed after Jesus appeared to them the second time, the totalnumber of disciples that welcomed the Holy Spirit became 11 = 2. The Holy Spirit iswhat enables you to bear fruit for God through Jesus Christ.

When you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, it is the Holy Spirit whoguides you to enter the kingdom of God; because the Israelites were close to enteringthe Promised Land, God knew that it was time to gradually introduce Joshua who willsoon take over from Moses. Keep in mind that the Holy Spirit is coming to operate inthe world and for that reason, God will also use His divine number 2 for creation inthe world to introduce the Holy Spirit. When Jesus introduced the Holy Spirit throughhis resurrection, there were two disciples who did not believe in the resurrection.

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To use God’s divine number 2 in this process of bringing the Holy Spirit throughJesus Christ for his disciples, the outcome must be the exact opposite of whathappened when God introduces the Holy Spirit in the process of exploring thePromised Land through Moses. A pair of two opposite events must be present inpreparation for the Holy Spirit as a fulfillment of God’s divine number 2:

With Moses, 2 explorers believed God but 10 did not. With Jesus, 2 disciples did not believe but 10 believed in his resurrection.

In the beginning of this journey, God planted a garden in Eden which was theGarden of Heaven and we know that Jacob and his family originally settled in Canaanbefore the famine took them to Egypt. It took the Tree of the Knowledge of Good andEvil with divine number 9 to deliver man into the bondage of slavery in sin. Likewiseit also took 9 of Jacob’s sons to deliver Joseph into the bondage of slavery in Egypt.We also know that while God used Egypt to represent the world, Canaan on the otherhand which is the Promised Land, was used to represent the kingdom of God.

Eden = Canaan = The Kingdom of God

When Joseph was sold into slavery in Genesis 37:10-36 by his brothers, Reubenand Benjamin were not there. “When Reuben returned to the cistern and saw thatJoseph was not there, he tore his clothes. He went back to his brothers and said, ‘Theboy isn’t there! Where can I turn now?’” Genesis 37:29-30.

The pleasures of the flesh, was the driving force that made Adam and Eve to fallto the temptation of the Serpent in the Garden of Eden. “When the woman saw thatthe fruit of the tree was good for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable forgaining wisdom, she took some and ate it. She also gave some to her husband, whowas with her, and he ate it.” Genesis 3:6.

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Flesh = 50

Joseph = 10

Heaven = 10

The divine number 9 from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil throughthe serpent influenced Eve’s spiritual eyes to create pleasure in her flesh. From thatpoint, she reacted by eating the fruit which produced sin in man; likewise 9 ofJoseph’s brothers also produced sin by going through the same spiritual pleasure ofthe flesh when they sold Joseph into slavery in Table 24 because God was preparingto use Jacob’s household to retrace the journey that started in the Garden of Eden.When Joseph’s brothers first saw him approaching them, their initial plan was to killhim but Reuben and Judah did everything to save Joseph’s life. “When Reuben heardthis, he tried to rescue him from their hands, ‘Let’s not take his life,’ he said. ‘Don’tshed any blood. Throw him into this cistern here in the desert, but don’t lay a hand onhim.’ Reuben said this to rescue him from them and take him back to his father.”Genesis 37:21-22. Judah who was also determined to save Joseph’s life said to hisbrothers, “What will we gain if we kill our brother and cover up his blood? Come,let’s sell him to the Ishmaelites and not lay our hands on him; after all, he is ourbrother, our own flesh and blood.” Genesis 37:26-27.

The Bible teaches that his brothers agreed to sell him. From these passages, if 9of Joseph’s brothers who sold him into slavery produced the value of 50 in Table 24which is the expanded divine number for the Pleasures of the Flesh, therefore the two


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(Reuben and Judah) that had no intentions of harming Joseph should definitelyproduce the divine number of Eden before sin entered the world because man wasstill in the spiritual image of God.. Their values are therefore as follows:

Judah = 8 Reuben = 2

Judah + Reuben = 8 + 2 = 10 (Divine number for Eden, Heaven, and the sinlessman).

Eden = 10

When God created the first human, He called him Man and Adam.

Man = AdamAdam = 10Man = 1010 = 10

This was the name God gave the first human before sin entered the world.

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Spiritual Lesson Number 3Sometimes when we are going through hopeless and deadly situations in life, a

loved one, a friend, or even a stranger may show up with a way out. Contrary to ourexpectations and notwithstanding the loving intentions of the source, the help wereceive may end up pushing us deeper into the hole. We become bitterly engulfed withthe outcome but failing to realize that the intentions came from a loving heart. WhenJoseph’s brothers made plans to kill him as soon as they saw him approaching them,he had no knowledge of their plan but when they sold him into slavery, he was angrywith whoever came up with the plan because they took him away from his family.

What Joseph did not realize was that the plan to sell him came out of a lovingheart which was far better than the original plan to kill him. As much as the help wereceived made matters worse, God is still buried in the loving heart that pushed usdeeper into the hole and it is only a matter of time before God will reveal Himself bybringing us to a better place. The help that pushed you deeper was the storm thattransported you to God’s divine plan for your life. Be still and wait for the Lord.

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In Book One we talked about Joseph’s divine number 2 which accounts for thereason why two of his brothers were responsible for saving his life. Because Godused the divine number 2 as the major component to transform Joseph’s life bymoving him to Egypt where He used to also depict the starting point of man’s journey

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through life, it was therefore necessary to use the same number to make preparationsfor entry into the Promised Land. Also, because the exploration of Canaan is God’sversion of His preparation to introduce the Holy Spirit into the world, it also explainswhy as Jesus made preparations to introduce the Holy Spirit to his disciples, divinenumber 2 was also a major component. By the time Jesus was crucified two of hisdisciples stopped believing in him – Judas Iscariot who betrayed him and Peter whodenied him three times.

In Book One, we talked about the Holy Spirit and we described him as theDominant Spirit from Heaven because he will come to dominate the spirit of man. Assinful insatiable creatures through Adam and Eve, following the absence of spiritualcapability and power to dominate sin in our lives, and because there is no way mancan become sinless while living on earth, God however did not design the Holy Spiritto take away our sins. Also, as much as Jesus took away our sins on through his deathon the cross, we still go through life committing sin every day. The Holy Spirit is hereto perform a very unique task which involves suppressing our sins so that the radiantlight of God through Jesus Christ can shine in our lives. That explains why Jesus said:“You are the light of the world” Matthew 5:14.

With the Holy Spirit living in us even though sin still permanently lives in uswhile in the world, what God has done is that instead of sin dominating our lives, theHoly Spirit suppresses our sins by dominating every aspect of our behavior as heconvicts us of every sinful activity. To get a better understanding of the mechanics ofthe Holy Spirit in our lives, it is like walking into a very dark room with a verypowerful flashlight.

As soon as you turn on the flashlight, the darkness disappears. Although it willappear as if the darkness physically left the room, the truth is, the darkness is stillthere; it never left the room. But because the light is so powerful, it makes itimpossible for you to see the darkness in the presence of the light. God designed theHoly Spirit to override every aspect of our spiritual composition and we know that thenumber 6 is the divine number for sin, man, and dominion. Through the power ofJesus Christ, the Holy Spirit must be able to dominate man and the sin that lives inman in order to do an effective job. From Bible teachings, we also know that Jesusasked the Father to send the Holy Spirit from heaven which therefore makes the HolySpirit the Dominant Spirit from Heaven.

Heaven = 10Holy = 6 (The number for sin, man, and dominion)……. Dominant Spirit.

Spirit = 10 (Divine number for Heaven) …. From Heaven.

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accordance with the Language of Heaven. In Book One, we analyzed prophecyfulfillment as something that deals with pre-established spiritual behaviors from manthat God supernaturally kicks into effect for the fulfillment of His divine plan onearth. Jesus knew that Thomas will be absent when he appears to his disciples for thefirst time after his resurrection; it explains why he used that time to also introduce theHoly Spirit to 10 of his disciples in John 20:19-23.

From Table 25, Jesus had 12 disciples before he died on the cross but when herose from the dead, there were eleven disciples with a total value of 109.

123 – Judas Iscariot = 123 – 14123 – 14 = 109 = 10

Out of the 12 apostles, only 10 of them were present when Jesus officiallyintroduced the Holy Spirit because Thomas and Judas Iscariot were not there.

Thomas + Judas Iscariot = 13 + 14 = 27 = 9

Remember, we recently mentioned that when you receive the Holy Spirit, sin takesthe back seat because the Holy Spirit will use his dominant power to suppress thepresence of sin in your life; that was the stage Jesus was trying to set by making surethat what had to be taken away from the room (from his 12 disciples) where he will

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make the official introduction of the Holy Spirit, must be the value of what gave birthto sin. We know that the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divinenumber 9 gave birth to sin and that explains why Thomas and Judas Iscariot whowere absent from the stage have the value of what disappears (13 + 14 = 27 = 9) fromyour soul, when the Holy Spirit takes absolute control of your life. When Jesusintroduced the Holy Spirit with 10 disciples in the room, the value was:

123 – (Thomas + Judas Iscariot)123 - (13 + 14)123 – 27 = 96 = 15 = 6

Therefore with 10 disciples and a value of 6, the stage was perfectly set in accordancewith the Language of Heaven to introduce the Holy Spirit.

Holy = 6Spirit = 10Holy Spirit = 6 + 10 = 16 = 7 (God’s divine number for Holy, Perfect, andComplete).

You may be tempted to ask the question: “Why did Jesus not set the stage in sucha way that the value of what disappears from the room is 6 instead of 9 because thenumber 6 is the divine number for sin?” To understand why Jesus did not do that, wehave to look at how Jesus tackled negative forces during his ministry. Jesus had asupernatural systematic style that involved going after the source; not the product. Wesaw a good example of that when he calmed the storm. “He got up, rebuked the windand said to the waves, ‘Quiet! Be still.’ Then the wind died down and it wascompletely calm.” Mark 4:39. Notice how Jesus attacked the source which was thewind but he spoke to the product (the waves) because as soon as you have the sourceunder control, the product becomes powerless. It is for this simple reason that whenhe was about to introduce the Holy Spirit in that room, he decided to get rid of thesource of sin which is the number 9, instead of sin with the number 6 because theHoly Spirit is not coming to take away our sins. The Holy Spirit comes to make oursins powerless. Also by leaving sin in the room with the number 6, it was God’s wayof informing us that the Holy Spirit will live in us as sinners.

In Numbers 13:25, the phrase “40 nights” was omitted. Unlike other parts of theBible where God used His expanded divine number 40, when it came to the HolySpirit, instead of using the regular norm of 40 days and 40 nights like we saw whenMoses received the Ten commandments, when Jesus fasted in preparation for hisministry, and the flood with Noah, God on the other hand decided to use just 40 daysby excluding the words “40 nights” from the duration of the exploration of thePromised Land.

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“Moses was there with the LORD forty days and forty nights without eatingbread or drinking water. And he wrote on the tablets the words of thecovenant – the Ten Commandments.” Exodus 34:28.

“After fasting forty days and forty nights, he was hungry.” Matthew 4:2.

As Jesus made preparations to initiate the Holy Spirit, God stopped using theterminology “forty days and forty nights”. “He appeared to them over a period offorty days and spoke about the kingdom of God. On one occasion, while he waseating with them, he gave them this command: ‘Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait forthe gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. For Johnbaptized with water, but in a few days you will be baptized with the Holy Spirit.’”Acts. 1:3-5. The Bible dropped the “forty nights” terminology because within theperiod that Jesus appeared to his disciples after his resurrection, none of theappearances occurred at night.

By using the exploration process of the Promised Land to prepare for the comingof the Holy Spirit and since the time frame that Jesus used to appear to his disciplesafter his resurrection corresponds to the same time frame that the twelve men spentexploring the land, that also explains why the Bible teaches that the twelve mendispatched by Moses took 40 days to finish their job. There was no mention of “fortynights” terminology whatsoever. “At the end of forty days they returned fromexploring the land.” Numbers 13:25. It is also very important to note that the Bibledid not mention forty nights because when Moses sent the twelve men out, noexploration was carried out at night time precisely for the reason that when Jesuscomes to die on the cross for the sins of the world, after his resurrection, he will notappear to his disciples at night.

The Written LawsGod used the verbal law He gave to Adam and Eve to establish the first faith-

based covenant with man. The second covenant He made with man was the covenantwith Noah after the flood which unlike the faith-based covenant with Adam and Eve,the covenant with Noah was one that God promised not to destroy the world againusing flood water. “I will remember my covenant between me and you and all livingcreatures of every kind. Never again will the waters become a flood to destroy alllife.” Genesis 9:15. With the burning desire in God’s heart to rescue man from thedevastating effects of sin, He decided to set up a second faith-based relationship withman through Abraham during which He made a stunning promise to Abraham.“Know for certain that your descendants will be strangers in a country not their own,and they will be enslaved and mistreated four hundred years. But I will punish thenation they serve as slaves, and afterward they will come out with great possessions.”

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Genesis 15:13-14. Not only did this covenant involve Abraham, God also includedIsaac and Jacob as part of the ratification.

God’s divine plan to start the creation of the nation of Israel in a foreign land wasHis way of going back to the Garden of Eden where the journey of man all started. Inaddition to the fact that the nation of Israel will be crafted in a foreign land, God alsowanted to use three separate ventures to accomplish the task. Why was it necessary touse three expeditions to accomplish God’s plan? Why not just one? We have to keepin mind that every aspect of God’s plan for humanity revolves around His only sonJesus Christ. God will never embark on any mission without His son being at thecenter of the process. If the nation of Israel will be established as God’s NaturalEmbassy on Earth, then likewise His only son Jesus Christ will be used to build thenation of Israel. By creating three expeditions, it was God’s way of using thesupernatural divine number of His son which is also the number for the Holy Trinityin the shape of God’s Spirit.


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By using the supernatural divine number of His son, God will definitely makeIsrael an indestructible nation by any human force because Israel will be asupernatural nation located in a natural world.

Instead of using one journey to move Jacob and his entire household to Egypt,God decided to do it in compliance with the number of written laws that He wasabout to give to humanity. After the fall of man in the Garden of Eden through oneverbal law, God gave us His first written law through Moses when He wrote the TenCommandments on two tablets of stone. The Bible teaches that Moses destroyed thefirst set of written laws when he came down from the mountain as soon as he saw theIsraelites joyfully worshipping the Golden Calf.

Sometime later, God called Moses up the mountain to receive a second set oflaws that were identical to the ones Moses destroyed. For Jacob and his household tomove to Egypt which presents the world and to start the spiritual journey that takesman from the world to the kingdom of God, it had to be systematically done to reflectwhat will happen when Jesus comes to die on the cross for the sins of the world. Thefirst written law was designed for the Israelites but when Jesus came, he revised thatlaw to incorporate the rest of the world by paying for the sins of the world with hisblood on the cross.

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“All those who went to Egypt with Jacob - those who were his directdescendants, not counting his sons’ wives - numbered sixty-six persons. With the twosons who had been born to Joseph in Egypt, the members of Jacob’s family, whichwent to Egypt, were seventy in all.” Genesis 46:26-27. From Table 28, if we addJacobs’s daughter (Dinah) and also subtract Joseph and his two children who werealready living in Egypt when Jacob arrived, we get:

(68 + 1) – 3 = 66(The 66 direct descendants that travelled with Jacob to Egypt.)

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68 + Dinah + Jacob’s wife (Leah) = 70Jacob = 31 = 4Dinah = 36 = 9Leah = 26 = 8

To find the total number of Israelites that started settlement in Egypt, we have toadd Jacob to the equation. From 68 members in Table 28, we had a value of 91 = 10.But by adding Jacob, Dinah, and Leah we get a total of the 71 Israelites with thefollowing values:

10 + (Jacob + Dinah + Leah)

10 + (4 + 9 + 8) = 3 ....... (Equation 2-1)

God changed Jacob’s name to Israel because in the Language of Heaven, thevalue of all Israelites that will be used to start the nation of Israel in Egypt willbe equal to the value of Jacob’s name.

Jacob = 10 +1 +3 + 15 +2 ....... (Equation 2-2)

(Equation 2-1) = (Equation 2-2)10 + (4 + 9 + 8) = 10 +1 +3 + 15 +231 = 31

With God’s divine plan in the Language of Heaven, the 71 individuals withoriginal citizenship of the land of Canaan which is God’s kingdom on earth will marka new beginning to fulfill the 400 years of slavery God promised Abraham on oath.Abraham was the pillar of this covenant that was eventually initiated with 71individuals.

71 = 8Abraham = 8

When the time comes for God to start the liberation of Jacob’s descendants fromslavery in Egypt to bring them back to the Promised Land (Canaan) where they oncesettled before moving to Egypt, God will also take the number 71 into considerationwhen appointing a suitable candidate for the job. The choice of using Moses as theleader of the mission was not a coincidence. God had everything planned even beforethe birth of Moses because it all started when God called Abraham.

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One of the most controversial issues in the church arises when Christians try toblend the Law of Moses with the new law given to us by Jesus Christ. The followingare some aspects of the Law of Moses:

“And the pig, though it has a split hoof completely divided does not chew thecud; it is unclean for you. You must not eat their meat or touch their carcasses;they are unclean for you.” Leviticus 11:7-8.

“A man or woman who is a medium or spirits among you must be put todeath. You are to stone them; their blood will be on their own heads.”Leviticus 20:27.

“A woman who becomes pregnant and gives birth to a son will beceremonially unclean for seven days, just as she is unclean during her monthlyperiod. On the eight day the boy is to be circumcised. Then the woman mustwait thirty-three days to be purified from her bleeding.” Leviticus 12:2-4.

“If a man marries both a woman and her mother, it is wicked. Both he andthey must be burned in the fire, so that no wickedness will be among you.”Leviticus 20:14.

“If a man commits adultery with another man’s wife – with the wife of hisneighbor - both the adulterer and the adulteress must be put to death.”Leviticus 20:10.

Before God gave Moses the first written law, the Bible recounts of numerousoccasions where man displayed persistent acts of rebellion towards God and that iswhy when Jesus was asked about the Law of Moses regarding divorce, he pointed tothe stubbornness of man as the reason why God gave Moses the Law. “It was becauseyour hearts were hard that Moses wrote you this law.” Mark 10:5. In His attempt todeal with man’s crazy behavior, God issued the first written law not to deal with oursins, but to keep man’s rebellion under control. That explains why before Jesus cameto die on the cross for the sins of the world, there was not a single passage in theBible that talked about the prerequisites to enter the kingdom of God.

Every single aspect of the first written law was designed to deal with theramifications of man’s unceasing rebellious behavior. Because the law wasspecifically tailored to manage the Israelites and bring them closer to God as Hischosen people, it also explains why most of the punishments for breaking some of thelaw reflected the wages of sin which is death. When Jesus came to the world and paidthe price of sin, instead of abolishing the first law, he revised it to produce the Biblewith 66 books. In his revised version, since he took the punishment for our sins, itexplains why none of his revisions incorporates the harsh punishments of puttingsomeone to death like we saw in the Law of Moses. The only punishment that putsyou to everlasting death occurs when you refuse to accept Jesus Christ throughrepentance as your Lord and Savior. The punishment of death that was all over theLaw of Moses was not abolished by Jesus Christ; rather he fulfilled it by shedding his

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blood on the cross for our sins. “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law andthe Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” Matthew 5:17.

The first written law was designed to deal with the source of sin which is theTree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil also referred to as the Tree of Rebellion; butwhen the time came to actually deal with sin which is the product of the tree, Goddecided to send His Son Jesus Christ. We know from Bible teachings that God gaveMoses the first written law twice and because of that, it explains why Joseph’sbrothers made two separate expeditions to Egypt with the same number of people foreach journey. With the two expeditions corresponding to the first written law, thevalue of these two expeditions must sum up to the value of what makes God’s lawholy which is the Holy Spirit. Earlier in Tables 26 and 27, we saw that the value ofthe first expedition was 7, while the second expedition had a value of 9 which bringsthe total value of both expeditions to:

7 + 9 = 16 = 7 (Divine number for Holy, Perfect and Complete)

Holy Spirit = 6 + 10 = 16 = 7

With Joseph’s brothers, there were two expeditions because God gave Moses thewritten law twice; but with Jacob’s direct descendants there was only one journeybecause Jesus will give us the revised law just once. The first written law wasspecifically designed for the Israelites which explains why only a part of Jacob’shousehold made the first two expeditions to represent the first law. All participants ofthe first two expeditions will later be used by God to form the tribes of Israel.

When it was time to incorporate the rest of the world into God’s written Law,Jesus had to die on the cross for the sins of the world to give us the Bible with 66books and likewise Jacob’s entire household (direct descendants) representing theentire world of God’s people had to move to Egypt in one single journey. When Jesuscame to the world, he did not mention anything about the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil because with God’s divine plan Jesus did not come to revise the verballaw of the Garden of Eden; he came to revise the written law that was given throughMoses which subsequently addresses the consequences of the verbal law given toAdam and Eve in Eden.

To move Jacob and his entire household to Egypt, God knew that He had to useJoseph to bring Jacob and his family to finally settle in Egypt. Not only did Jesusrevise the first written law from God, he waited until he was 30 years old to start theprocess because back in Egypt God also waited until the value of Joseph’s householdwas 30 before He started the process of moving Jacob and his family to Egypt. TheBible teaches that after Joseph successfully interpreted Pharaoh’s dreams, he wasrewarded by Pharaoh. “I am Pharaoh, but without your word no one will lift hand orfoot in all Egypt. Pharaoh gave Joseph the name Zaphenath-Paneah and gave him


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Asenath daughter of Potiphera, priest of On, to be his wife.” Genesis 41:44-45. Wealso know from the Bible that Joseph had two sons – Ephraim and Manasseh.

Asenath = 68 = 14 = 5Ephraim = 70 = 7Manasseh = 80 = 8Joseph = 73 = 10Asenath + Ephraim + Manasseh + Joseph =

(5 + 7 + 8 + 10) = 30

As soon as this value (30) was manifested, God decided to move Jacob to Egypt.The Bible teaches that after Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, he sent themhome with an invitation to bring his father and the entire family to settle in Egyptbecause the famine was severe in the whole region. Following God’s decision to useJoseph’s household to represent Jesus’ age at the beginning of his ministry, thedecision also accounts for the following strategic moves:

The first two expeditions of Joseph’s brothers were initiated by their fatherJacob to save the life of his family (including Jacob) from the severe famine -death. Likewise, the first written law through Moses was initiated by Moses tosave the Israelites (God’s people) including Moses, from the consequences ofman’s rebellion which is death.

Unlike the first two expeditions, the third journey was initiated by Joseph notnecessarily to save himself and his household, but to save his father (Jacob)and family from death. That explains why Jesus also initiated the secondwritten law not to save himself, but to save the world from the wages of sin –death.

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CHAPTER 2

FROM JACOB TO JESUS CHRIST

Fourteen Generationsy using the last trip to Egypt involving the entire members of Jacob’shousehold to address the blueprint of the sins of the world, God also applieddivine number 6 for sin. The Bible teaches that Joseph was 17 years old

when he was sold into slavery by 9 of his brothers. “Joseph, a young man ofseventeen, was tending the flocks with his brothers, the sons of Bilhah and the sons ofZilpah, his father’s wives, and he brought their father a bad report about them.”Genesis 37:2. The Bible also teaches that Joseph was 30 years old when Pharaohappointed him second in command in Egypt. “Joseph was thirty years old when heentered the service of Pharaoh King of Egypt.” Genesis 41:46.

We also know from the Bible that when Jacob and his entire household made thetrip to Egypt, two years of famine had passed since Joseph took office because sevenyears of good harvest started as soon as Joseph took office. Since the famine startedafter the good harvest, then Joseph was exactly 39 years old (30 + 7 + 2) when hisfather and family arrived in Egypt. When Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, hetold them how many more years were left of the famine. “For two years now therehas been famine in the land, and for the next five years there will not be plowing andreaping. But God sent me ahead of you to preserve for you a remnant on earth and tosave your lives by a great deliverance.” Genesis 45:6-7. If Joseph was sold at the ageof 17 and his father reunited with him at the age of 39, it therefore means that 22years had passed before Jacob saw his son again.

39 – 17 = 22

At the end of five additional years the famine will be over. If the faminerepresents a period of darkness, then what comes next will be a period of light whichwill coincide with Joseph turning 44 years old.

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39 + 5 = 44

After God created a new world through Noah, the next period of spiritual light for theworld was marked by the call of Abraham which occurred as soon as God made thecovenant with Noah.

Abraham = 44 (Joseph’s age when the famine came to an end)

When Jesus revised the law by paying the price of our sins on the cross, he tookus back to God’s garden – Eden where it all started because he came to restore thatwhich was stolen from man by the devil in the Garden of Eden. When Joseph saidthere will not be plowing and reaping for five years he was referring to the conditionsthat existed in the Garden of Eden. When God planted the Garden, His intention wasfor man to plow and reap from the Garden. “The LORD God took the man and puthim in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it. And the LORD Godcommanded the man, ‘You are free to eat from any tree in the garden; but you mustnot eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, for when you eat of it youwill surely die.’” Genesis 2:15-17.

We know that man failed God by eating from the tree in question which broughtsin into the world. We also know that after God used Joseph to send the Israelites intoslavery in Egypt for four hundred years, when it was time to rescue them, Godintroduced the Passover as a preview of a bigger picture of His future plan for theworld. God picked the 14th day of the first month to celebrate the Passover. Why not adifferent date? What made the 14th day very special to God? Why not the 7th daywhich is Holy? One of the reasons why God used the 14th day was because from thebeginning, God used the number 14 to mark generational demarcations for the world.“Thus there were fourteen generations in all from Abraham to David, fourteen fromDavid to the exile to Babylon, and fourteen from the exile to the Christ.” Matthew1:17.

Three fourteen generations = 14 x 3 = 42 = 6 (Divine number for sin, man, anddominion)

Jesus Christ therefore came to us in the 42nd generation to address the sins of theworld and that explains why God celebrated the Passover on the 14 day of the firstmonth.Also because Jesus will work with his supernatural divine number 3, God waited forthe 3rd fourteen generations to send His son to the world. When God made thecovenant with Abraham, He promised Abraham that his descendants will be strangersand maltreated in a strange land for 400 years. This period started from the time Jacoband his direct descendants travelled to Egypt to meet Joseph. We have to keep inmind that Joseph is also a descendant of Abraham and if that is the case, then we mustnot forget that Joseph was also a stranger and maltreated in Egypt before Pharaoh


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appointed him as second in command. If Joseph was 17 years old when he was soldas a slave to Egypt and he joined Pharaoh’s service at the age of 30, it thereforemeans that he was maltreated for 13 years.

30 – 17 = 13

Joseph went through a period of darkness in Egypt for 13 years which is God’snumber for “Change of Season”; the 14th year marked the first year of light for Josephin Egypt which also explains another reason why God used the 14th day for thePassover celebration to mark the beginning of the liberation of the Israelites from thebondage of slavery. To get the total number of years Jacob’s descendants were treatedas strangers in Egypt, we have to add the two periods – Joseph’s period and theperiod that covers Jacob’s descendants.

13 + 400 = 413 = 8Abraham = 8

When God made the covenant with Abraham, He promised Abraham that hisdescendants will be treated as strangers in a foreign land. Notice that in fulfillment ofthis promise, when Joseph was sold as a slave to Egypt, he was immediatelysubjected to this rigorous treatment by the Egyptians. But when his father Jacob andhis entire household joined Joseph in Egypt, Pharaoh did not treat them as strangers;he promised Joseph that the best of Egypt will be given to his father Jacob.

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Total from all three 14 Generations :

8 + 5 + 6 = 19 = 10

We know that the number 10 is God’s divine number for Heaven and God startedthe Genealogy with His most powerful divine number (17) on earth as the value ofthe first 14 generations. Recall that the number 17 is God’s divine number for thetemplate He used to create the heavens and the earth.

Revised Genealogy

To revise the genealogy, only one of Judah’s sons should be listed because thetwo sons (Perez and Zerah in number 5 and 7) cannot account for two generations. Ifyou go back to Table 28, you will see that both Perez and Zerah are Judah’s sons. Theonly reason why God had both of them on the list was because He wanted to concealthe second coming of Jesus Christ.

We will take out Zerah because he is the younger of the two. By doing that,numbers 41 and 42 in the Revised Genealogy will be Jesus for number 41 and Jesusagain for number 42 because he will make two visits to the world. The new values foreach group of 14 Generations will be as follows:

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a. The First 14 Generations new total will be: (737 + David) - Zerah = 719 =17= 8.

b. The Second 14 Generations new total will be: (905 + Jeconiah) – David =930 = 12 = 3.

c. The Third 14 Generations new total will be: 852 – Jeconiah = 787 = 22 = 4.

From these new values and demarcations, the Third 14 Generations will be leftwith 13 names instead of 14 because the 14th name will be the second coming ofJesus Christ which also marks the slaughter of God’s Passover Lamb in Egypt on the14th day. “At that time the sign of the Son of Man will appear in the sky, and all thenations of the earth will mourn. They will see the Son of Man coming on the cloudsof the sky, with power and great glory. And he will send his angels with a loudtrumpet call, and they will gather his elect from the four winds, from one end of theheavens to the other. Now learn this lesson from the fig tree: As soon as its twigs gettender and its leaves come out, you know that summer is near. Even so, when you seeall these things you know that it is near, right at the door. I tell you the truth, thisgeneration will certainly not pass away until all these things have happened. Heavenand earth will pass away, but my words will never pass away.” Matthew 24:30-35.Judging from the outcome of each group of fourteen generations, one cannot fail tonotice that God used specific circumstances to define each of them.

God designed each 14 Generations to reflect a principal figure and leader that willbe used to define the spiritual magnitude of each generation. For the First 14Generations, the principal spiritual figure is Abraham. For the Second 14Generations, the principal spiritual figure is David; the Third 14 Generations hasJesus Christ as the principal spiritual figure. The First 14 Generations has a totalvalue of 17 = 8 because the number 8 reflects the divine number of the principalspiritual figure (Abraham) of that generation; Abraham is the father of faith withdivine number 8.

Faith = 44 = 8Abraham = 44 = 8

The Second 14 Generations has a total value of 14 = 5 because the number 5 isDavid’s divine number. David expressly used his divine number when he picked 5stones to fight and defeat the giant Goliath. The Third 14 Generations has a totalvalue of 15 = 6 because unlike the previous two generations, the number 6 does notreflect Jesus’ divine numbers. The number 6 however, reflects the reason why Jesuscame to the world. He came to take away the sins of the world because of what Adamand Eve did in the Garden of Eden. Jesus Christ became sin on the cross by takingaway the sins of the world to free us from eternal condemnation. He took divinenumber 6 upon himself while on the cross.


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Sin = 6Adam = 19 = 10Eve = 32 = 5Adam + Eve = 10 + 5 = 15 = 6

The principal spiritual figures in the First and Second 14 Generations are humanswhich makes these two generations spiritually natural. On the other hand, the spiritualfigure of the Third 14 Generations is Jesus Christ which makes that generationspiritually supernatural. This brings us to:

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations……. (Equation 3-14c)

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations must be the sum of all Three 14Generations which is 19 = 10…….. from Table 29.

God’s Natural Equation of Three 14 Generations = Abraham + David..(Equation 3-14a)

God’s Supernatural Equation of Three 14 Generations = Jesus Christ…….(Equation 3-14b)

Abraham = 44

David = 40

(Equation 3-14a) = Abraham + David

(Equation 3-14a) = 44 + 40

(Equation 3-14b) = Jesus Christ

(Equation 3-14b) = Jesus + Christ

(Equation 3-14b) = 74 + 77

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations =(Equation 3-14a) + (Equation 3-14b)

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations =(44 + 40) + (74 + 77)

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations =(8 + 4) + (11 + 14)

God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations =12 + (2 + 5)

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God’s Equation of Three 14 Generations = 19 = 10

The number 19 = 10 balances the total value of the three 14 Generations fromthe Table of the Genealogy of Jesus Christ (Table 29) in compliance with thedivine number 10 for Heaven and the Language of Heaven.

From the Genealogy Table, God meticulously put everything together in such aunique fashion that when His son who is considered to be the second Adam comes totake away the sins of the world, the total value of all Three 14 Generations mustbalance the numeric value of Adam which is the number 19.

Adam = 1 +4 + 1 + 13Adam = 19

The first six names in the male Genealogy are the following:

1. Abraham = 44 = 82. Isaac = 33 = 63. Jacob = 31 = 44. Judah = 44 = 85. Perez = 70 = 76. Hezron = 86 = 14 = 5

The first three names will give you one group of three generations while theremaining names from number four to six will give you another group of threegenerations. In all, we have two groups of three generations each because of thefollowing:

Abraham was the father of Isaac Isaac was the father of Jacob Judah was the father of Perez Perez was the father of Hezron

The two groups of three generations are as follows:

Group one = From Abraham to Jacob. Group two = From Judah to Hezron.

From the list of male seeds in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ, Hezron is the lastname used from the direct descendants of Jacob that travelled with him to Egypt.


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The total from Group One will be:Abraham + Isaac + Jacob =8 + 6 + 4 = 18 = 9 (Divine number for The Tree of the Knowledge of Good andEvil).

The total from Group Two will be:Judah + Perez + Hezron =8 + 7 + 5 = 20 = 2 (The divine number for Joseph)

The question is: Why was Judah the only son of Jacob mentioned in theGenealogy of Jesus Christ? Why not Reuben the first son or even the last sonBenjamin? Since God ratified the second covenant with three people – Abraham,Isaac, and Jacob who were from three generations as well, it was therefore necessaryto do the same thing with subsequent descendants of Jacob found on the list. Toinitiate the beginning phase of that covenant will require Joseph being sold intoslavery in Egypt.

The Bible teaches that it was Judah who in an attempt to save Joseph’s life,suggested that they sell him as a slave. It was Judah who said to his brothers, “Whatwill we gain if we kill our brother and cover up his blood? Come, let us sell him tothe Ishmaelites and not lay our hands on him; after all, he is our brother, our ownflesh and blood.” Genesis 37:26-27. The actions of Judah’s generation which isGroup Two in Table 30 produced the number 2 which is the divine number for Josephand the natural divine number for Jesus Christ. Another thing God did was that in thegenealogy, Judah is the only one with two sons on the list – Perez and Zerah preciselybecause God used Judah to generate the divine number for Joseph in the genealogytable.

With God’s decision to ratify the covenant with three people spanning a period ofthree generations (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob), it explains why Judah who became thecomponent that God used to start the process for Joseph, was therefore the only son ofJacob mentioned in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ. God therefore used Judah in the

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Genealogy of Jesus Christ because Judah was the first son of Jacob to produce a thirdgeneration seed (grandchild for Jacob). Apart from the fact that he was the only sonof Jacob on the list, God also used three of Judah’s generations to reflect thesupernatural importance of three 14 generations because Jesus will come to the worldin the last phase of these three 14 generations.

To reflect the painful toil of man outside the Garden of Eden and to alsodemonstrate how God will approach the third and final covenant with man, the nameJacob was used as the 3rd from the top and the 3rd from the bottom of the list in theGenealogy of Jesus Christ. The descendants of Jacob were used to start the slavery inEgypt and God also used the descendants of Jacob to establish His kingdom on earthwhich is the nation of Israel when He changed Jacob’s name to Israel.

Drafting the Holy BibleThe Bible was specifically designed to reflect the covenant God made with

Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. After crowning Abraham as the father of faith, inpreparation for the supernatural Book of God that will guide mankind to live by theexamples of Abraham’s faith in God through the grace of Jesus Christ, God was notprepared to make further covenants with man. The Bible will therefore ratify thatcovenant by using the last name (Jacob) in the covenant as the basis for the 66 booksof the Bible. The only two female Books of the Bible (Ruth and Esther) werespiritually named after the two wives of Jacob who were Leah and Rachel. The Bibleteaches that besides Leah and Rachel, Jacob also had children with the two maids ofhis wives – Bilhah and Zilpah. As far as the principles of God’s nature are concerned,when it comes to God’s covenant, there is no room for compromise. Remember whenSarah gave her maid Hagar to Abraham and she bore him a son named Ishmael, Godwas not prepared to compromise His covenant with Abraham and for that reason Heasked Abraham to send the child and mother away because Ishmael was a seed ofchoice that had nothing to do with the covenant God established with Abraham. Theonly seed God was willing to use in relation to the covenant was the seed Hepromised Abraham through Sarah who was Isaac.

By using Abraham’s only spiritually legitimate son to authenticate the covenantthat is symbolic of God’s future plan for the world, He will also send His onlylegitimate son Jesus Christ to endorse that covenant when the time comes. Onceagain, because the 66 books of the Bible will be dealing with God’s ratification of thecovenant He made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob with specific emphasis on Jacob,only the seeds from his two wives were taken into consideration.

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nothing below the third generation will be used. God’s decision to start from the thirdgeneration was because Jesus Christ, who will give us the complete Bible involvingthe four books of the gospel, will come to the world in the 3rd Fourteen Generations.“Thus there were fourteen generations in all from Abraham to David, fourteen fromDavid to the exile to Babylon, and fourteen from the exile to the Christ.” Matthew1:17. The third-generation male seeds of Jacob from Leah and Rachel were thefollowing:

Recall that in the Genealogy of Jesus Christ, God used two of Judah’s sons. Indrafting the Holy Bible through Jesus Christ, God will also make another exceptionby using two of Judah’s great grandsons as the only 4th generation male seedsinvolved in the process. From Table 31, not only did Leah give Jacob six sons whoproduced 27 third and fourth generation male seeds, but God also used these 6 men as

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part of the first and second trips to Egypt. We know that the two expeditionscorrespond to the Law of Moses which is also commonly referred to as the OldTestament. Another seed that was also a part of the two trips was Benjamin who wasRachel’s son with 10 third generation male seeds. In total, the number of third andfourth generation male seeds from the two expeditions to Egypt (excluding Joseph’sseeds) will give us:

27 + 10 = 37 (These are the 37 male books of the Old Testament)

By adding the two female books (Ruth and Esther) that were spiritually namedafter Leah and Rachel, we get the 39 books of the Old Testament. A simplifiedversion of the formula from Table 31 will be as follows:

Old Testament Books = (Leah + Grandsons + Great Grandsons) + (Rachel +Grandsons) – (Joseph’s sons)

Old Testament Books = (1 + 25 + 2) + (1 +12) – 2

Old Testament Books = 28 + 13 – 2

Old Testament Books = 37 Male Books + 2 Female Books.

Old Testament Books = 39 Books

Since Jesus did not come to abolish the Law and the Prophets but to fulfill themby revising what God gave to Moses, the list of names, (third and fourth generationmale seeds) that God used to create the Old Testament must also be used by Jesus togive us a revised version of the Law commonly referred to as the New Testament. Weknow that there are 66 books in the Holy Bible and all Jesus had to do was to comeup with the remaining 27 books (66 – 39 = 27) by using the information from Table31. For Jesus to revise the Law of Moses, that revision must come from the equationthat created the Old Testament.

The Law that God gave Moses was written for sinners to address the source ofsin but when Jesus finally came to address sin, he followed the footsteps of the Fatherin revising the Law because when the Father created the Old Testament, He used avery simple formula. Because the Old Testament deals with the source of sin throughthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9, it explains whywhen the nine brothers sold Joseph into slavery in Egypt that was also a spiritualreplication of the source of sin.

It explains why to create the books of the Old Testament, God took Joseph’sseeds out of the equation because only the source of sin will be temporarilyaddressed, not sin itself. God will only address sin at the appropriate time by using


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His only son Jesus Christ. When Jesus leaves heaven to revise the old law byshedding his blood on the cross for the sins of the world, the Father will feelexcruciating pain for the temporary loss of his son even though the Father will reunitewith him again in the future (after his resurrection). That was the kind of pain thatJacob felt when Benjamin was taken to Egypt by his brothers to see Joseph.

In Genesis 42:18-19, when Joseph took Simeon and put him in prison as acondition to bring Benjamin to Egypt, it was a symbolic replay of how God wasgoing to deal with sin in the future. Joseph specifically asked for Benjamin as theonly price for Simeon’s release because Jesus will be the only price for our releasefrom the bondage of sin. Not only did Joseph use Simeon as the perfect prisonerbecause Simeon was the second seed of Jacob which made him a perfect choice forJoseph’s divine number 2, it was also because the number 2 is God’s divine numberfor unclean and Jesus will suffer a natural death on the cross with his natural divinenumber 2. The only thing that makes us unclean before God is our insatiable love forsin and rebellion.

What revised the Law of Moses was the price of sin that Jesus paid on the crosswith his blood and the pain that God felt for what His son had to go through. InJacob’s heart, as soon as Benjamin was taken away from him, he thought it was thelast time he was going to set eyes on his son. Because Jacob felt so much pain forBenjamin even though Benjamin did not die, the revised Law will involve takingBenjamin’s seeds out of the equation of the Old Testament.

Jacob’s pain when Benjamin left for Egypt = God’s pain when Jesus left Heavenfor the World.

It explains why God’s son was taken away from Him in heaven so that the Lawof Moses can be successfully revised. Remember that just like Jesus was taken awayfrom the Father in heaven and brought to the world as a condition for our freedomfrom the bondage of sin, likewise Benjamin was also taken from his father Jacob inthe land of Canaan (The Embassy of Heaven). Benjamin was taken to Egypt whichrepresents the sinful world as a condition for Simeon’s release. Because the number 2is God’s number for creation and unclean spirit, Joseph knew that Simeon will be aperfect candidate to use as a representation of the sins of the world because he wasJacob’s second son.

One major reason why God used the 3rd and 4th generations of Jacob to draft theHoly Bible is because when it was time to fulfill the covenant He made withAbraham, God used two people to accomplish that mission. The two people He usedwere Jacob and Joseph. While Jacob was Abraham’s 3rd generation, Joseph on theother hand was Abraham’s 4th generation.

New Testament Books = Old Testament Male Books – Benjamin’s seeds.

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New Testament Books = 37 Male Books – Benjamin’s seeds.

37 Male Books – 10 = 27 New Testament Books

Books of the Holy Bible = Old Testament + New Testament.

Books of the Holy Bible = 39 + 27 = 66 Books

(This is the revised and fulfilled Law from our Lord Jesus Christ.)

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Preparing for the CrossWhen Jesus assigns you a divine number, it is absolutely imperative that you use

it in accordance with the stipulations of heaven. Joseph could have disclosed himselfto his brothers when he first saw them during their first visit to Egypt but hecontrolled himself. The only reason why Joseph resisted the urge was not because hewanted to punish his brothers or play games. He controlled himself because he knewwhen and how to use his divine number 2. He had to find a way to meticulously forcehis brothers into making a second trip to Egypt. It was precisely for that reason thatHe took Simeon from them so that they had no choice but to come back for him.

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There have been moments when I blundered in the course of using my divine numberand I know from experience that there was nothing pleasant from the lessons thatcame thereafter.

Before Joseph revealed himself to his brothers when they came to Egypt thesecond time, the Bible teaches that Joseph ordered his steward to prepare a specialmeal for him and his brothers. “They hurried down to Egypt and presentedthemselves to Joseph. When Joseph saw Benjamin with them, he said to the stewardof his house, ‘Take these men to my house, slaughter an animal and prepare dinner;they are to eat with me at noon.’” Genesis 43:15-16.

While these men were still shaken from their experience of the first trip, whenJoseph came home and they sat down to eat, the stage was demarcated in such aunique fashion that the Egyptians ate by themselves while Joseph and his brothers atefrom Joseph’s table. “They served him by himself, the brothers by themselves, andthe Egyptians who ate with him by themselves, because Egyptians could not eat withHebrews for that is detestable to Egyptians. The men had been seated before him inthe order of their ages, from the firstborn to the youngest, and they looked at eachother in astonishment. When portions were served to them from Joseph’s table,Benjamin’s portion was five times as much as anyone else’s. So they feasted anddrank freely with him.” Genesis 43:32-34.

We know that Benjamin was Joseph’s younger brother from the same mother(Rachel) but was that enough reason for him to receive five times the share of each ofhis brothers? We also know that Joseph loved Benjamin very much and part of thereason why he organized the dinner meeting was because he wanted to spend sometime with Benjamin up-close. If Joseph was eager to give his younger brotherpreferential treatment, why not give him three, four, or even two shares; why five?

The Bible teaches that the next morning when Joseph sent his brothers back toCanaan, he ordered his steward to put his silver cup in Benjamin’s sack; why did hedo that and what was very special about the cup? When Joseph gave the instructionsto his steward, was it a setup? “Fill the men’s sacks with as much food as they cancarry, and put each man’s silver in the mouth of his sack. Then put my cup, the silverone, in the mouth of the youngest one’s sack, along with the silver for his grain.”Genesis 44:1-2.

From God’s divine plan, we know that Joseph was sold into slavery to mark thebeginning of the covenant God made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. That covenantwas specifically designed to portray God’s future plan of addressing the sins of theworld through His son Jesus Christ. The Egyptians did not eat from the same tablewith Joseph and his brothers not only because it was detestable for Egyptians to eatwith Hebrews, but precisely because God reserved that moment for Joseph and hisbrothers.


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As much as it was detestable for Egyptians to eat with Hebrews, the only reasonwhy the Egyptians in Joseph’s house observed that law was because at that verymoment in that house, no one except Joseph knew that the eleven men eating fromJoseph’s table were actually his brothers. To the Egyptians, the eleven men were justsome hungry Hebrew guys who have come to Egypt to buy food. The Egyptiansconsidered Joseph to be one of them because not only did he fluently speak theirlanguage, he also married an Egyptian woman from a royal bloodline. When they sawJoseph eating with the Hebrews, they thought their Prime Minister was just being niceby hosting a diplomatic dinner. I don’t know anybody who will not be honored to eatdinner at the White House with the President of the United States and his brothers atthe same table.

If that dinner took place after Joseph had revealed himself to his brothers,everybody in that house especially the Egyptians would have joined Joseph to eatfrom his table even with some fake jubilation. Let’s not forget that every Egyptian inJoseph’s home was an employee paid by the Egyptian government through Joseph.For any Egyptian to express any form of discrimination towards Joseph’s brotherswill be like asking for a life sentence in prison because Joseph was the Prime Ministerof the country with full authority and power to implement martial law wherenecessary.

To understand the fate of any Egyptian found guilty of such offences, all we needto do is look at Pharaoh’s reaction when he was informed that Joseph’s brothers werein Egypt. “When the news reached Pharaoh’s palace that Joseph’s brothers had come,Pharaoh and all his officials were pleased.” Genesis 45:16. Pharaoh was not onlyhappy with the news but he was also happy to invite Joseph’s family to become a partof Egypt. He asked Joseph to deliver this special message to his brothers: “Load youranimals and return to the land of Canaan, and bring your father and your familiesback to me. I will give you the best of the land of Egypt and you can enjoy the fat ofthe land.” Genesis 45:17-18.

The stage that afternoon was designed by God to reflect what Jesus will do whenhe makes spiritual preparations for the cross. The Bible teaches that while Jesus wascelebrating the Passover (The Lord’s Supper) with his disciples, an argument aroseamong the disciples and Jesus said some very remarkable things. “This cup is the newcovenant in my blood, which is poured out for you. But the hand of him who is goingto betray me is with mine on the table. The Son of Man will go as it has been decreed,but woe to that man who betrays him. Also a dispute arose among them as to whichof them was considered to be greatest. Jesus said to them, ‘The kings of the Gentileslord it over them; and those who exercise authority over them call themselvesBenefactors. But you are not to be like that. Instead, the greatest among you, shouldbe like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves. For who isgreater, the one who is at the table or the one who serves? Is it not the one who is at

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the table? But I am among you as the one who serves. You are those who have stoodby me in my trials. And I confer on you a kingdom, just as my father conferred oneon me, so that you may eat and drink at my table in my kingdom and sit on thrones,judging the twelve tribes of Israel.” Luke 22:20-30. When Jesus talked about the handthat will betray him sitting at the same table with him, he was also referring to whathappened when Joseph was sitting at the table with the hand that betrayed him.

Remember that just like Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus by selling him for thirtysilver coins, Judah also betrayed Joseph by selling him into slavery for twenty shekelsof silver. The outcome of Joseph’s betrayal was his divine number and so did theoutcome of the betrayal of Jesus Christ which also produced his (Jesus’) supernaturaldivine number.

20 = 2 (Divine number of Joseph and Natural divine number of Jesus Christ)

30 = 3 (Supernatural divine number of Jesus Christ)

Joseph and Jesus Christ definitely shared the same journey because in God’s divineplan, Egypt was a representation of the world. The Bible teaches that after the dinnerwith his brothers, the next morning when Joseph sent them away, he spoke to themlike he was their father. “Then he sent his brothers away, and as they were leaving hesaid to them, ‘Don’t quarrel on the way!’” Genesis 45:24. Joseph was not trying toplay the father role when he made this statement and he was certainly not talking tokids; these were grown men. The only reason why Joseph said that to his brothers wasbecause he was referring to and also trying to avoid the argument that the Bible talkedabout when Jesus celebrated the Passover with his disciples.

Joseph knew that after giving preferential treatment to Benjamin who was theyoungest, that alone was enough to provoke an argument among his brothers. Josephwas also aware of the fact that as soon as his brothers left Egypt, there was a greatchance of an argument erupting as they made their way home because it was the samekind of special treatment that he received from his father Jacob which triggered anargument leading to his destiny as a slave in Egypt. That explains why Jesus made acontrast to the Gentiles and also talked about the youngest when he addressed theissue in Luke 22:20-30.

The youngest in this case was a direct reference to Benjamin who was not onlythe youngest son of Jacob but was also the youngest of the brothers who had dinnerwith Joseph that afternoon. The Bible teaches that when Joseph’s brothers sat beforehim to eat, they were seated in an orderly fashion, from the firstborn, to the youngestwhich means that Benjamin was not sitting close to Joseph. Following the deep loveJoseph had for his brother Benjamin, one would expect that Joseph should haveordered his steward to rearrange the sitting positions of his brothers to bringBenjamin closer to him. The reason Joseph resisted that urge was because that


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meeting had a lot more to do with God’s supernatural divine plan for Jesus Christthan it actually had to do with the feelings of Joseph.

There was absolutely no reason for Joseph to temper with the sittingarrangements because it was evidently a fulfillment of what Jesus said to the sons ofZebedee during the Passover feast. “You will indeed drink from my cup, but to sit atmy right or left is not for me to grant. These places belong to those for whom theyhave been prepared by my Father.” Matthew 20:23. Just like it was out of Jesus’control to decide who sits at his left or right hand in the kingdom of God, it was alsonot up to Joseph to decide who sits at his right or left during that memorable dinner. Itwas not an easy decision for Joseph as he sat there watching his brother (Benjamin)sitting far away from him.

The food that was served to Joseph’s brothers came directly from Joseph’s tablebecause that evening as Jesus reclined at the table with his disciples, even though thedisciples had the option of taking the bread from the table by themselves, Jesus madecertain that the bread came directly from him to his disciples. The only reason whyBenjamin received five portions was because Joseph also made certain that he servedthe food to his brothers; it also explains why as soon as the Egyptian servants weredone placing the food on Joseph’s table, they left to go eat at a separate table. WhenJesus took the cup, he made a promise to his disciples that he will not drink the fruitof the vine again until the kingdom of God is fulfilled. “For I tell you I will not drinkagain of the fruit of the vine until the kingdom of God comes.” Luke 22:18.

What he was trying to say was that he will not be using that cup to drink againfor a while. It was that symbolic supernatural gesture that Joseph demonstrated whenhe asked his steward to put his special silver cup in Benjamin’s sack after the dinner.In Matthew 20:20-28 when Jesus was asked by Zebedee’s wife to grant her childrenthe opportunity to sit at Jesus’ left and right hand in the kingdom of God, one thingJesus made very clear was the fact that he can only decide who drinks from his cupbut not who sits at his right or left hand. Putting the silver cup in Benjamin’s sack wasJoseph’s way of showing us what Jesus was trying to explain to the sons of Zebedeeand his other ten disciples. Joseph was able to give Benjamin the opportunity to keephis cup as a sign of the authority to drink from his cup but he was not able to makethe decision of where Benjamin or any of his brothers sat that day during the dinnerbecause just like Jesus said, that decision is only in the hands of the Father.

It is God who decides who sits at the left and right hand of Jesus Christ inheaven. When Jesus addressed his disciples during the Passover feast hesystematically said a few things to humble them. “Instead, the greatest among youshould be like the youngest, and the one who rules like the one who serves.” Luke22:26. When Joseph sat down to eat with his brothers, Benjamin who was theyoungest, was treated as the greatest when he received five portions of what each ofhis brothers received. Joseph who served his brothers was obviously the one who

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rules because as ruler of Egypt, he had absolute authority over his brothers as well.The stage for that dinner was completely different from Egyptian custom becauseunder normal circumstances, as Prime Minister of Egypt whenever Joseph sits downto eat, an Egyptian steward is always standing there by his table to serve him.

There were no servants at Joseph’s table because the Egyptians ate bythemselves; he decided to use that opportunity to serve his brothers because duringthe Lord’s Supper to celebrate the Passover, Jesus Christ will serve his disciples.Following the mission that Jesus came to accomplish, he also used the Passover feastto make a swift comparison of the world and the kingdom of God. “For who isgreater, the one who is at the table or the one who serves? Is it not the one who is atthe table? But I am among you as the one who serves. You are those who have stoodby me in my trials. And I confer on you a kingdom, just as my Father conferred oneon me, so that you may eat and drink at my table in my kingdom and sit on thrones,judging the twelve tribes of Israel.” Luke 22:27-30. In the real world, the one who isat the table is far greater than the one who serves because the one who is at the tableeats while the one who serves doesn’t eat at the same time – he is usually a servant tothe one who is at the table.

Jesus officially addressed himself as the one who serves because Joseph who wassupposed to be “the one who is at the table”, turned out to be “the one who serves” ashe took upon the duty of serving his brothers during dinner. To get a betterunderstanding of why Joseph gave Benjamin five portions we have to look at howJesus used the Parable of the Worker in the Vineyard to describe the kingdom of God.“For the kingdom of heaven is like a landowner who went out early in the morning tohire men to work in his vineyard. He agreed to pay them a denarius for the day andsent them into his vineyard. About the third hour he went out and saw others standingin the marketplace doing nothing. He told them, ‘You also go and work in myvineyard, and I will pay you whatever is right.’ So they went. He went out againabout the sixth hour and ninth hour and did the same thing. About the eleventh hourhe went out and found still others standing around. He asked them, ‘Why have youbeen standing here all day doing nothing?’ ‘Because no one has hired us,’ theyanswered. He said to them, ‘You also go and work in my vineyard.’ When eveningcame, the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman, ‘Call the workers and pay themtheir wages, beginning with the last ones hired and going on to the first.’ The workerswho were hired about the eleventh hour came and each received a denarius. So whenthose came, who were hired first they expected to receive more. But each one of themalso received a denarius. When they received it, they began to grumble against thelandowner. ‘These men who were hired last worked only one hour,’ they said, ‘andyou have made them equal to us who have borne the burden of the work and the heatof the day.’” Matthew 20:1-12. The landowner went out five times to look forworkers:


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1. Early in the morning.2. The 3rd hour.3. The 6th hour.4. The 9th hour.5. The 11th hour.

In the real world, since the workers who were hired at the eleventh hour receiveda denarius each for their labor, the worker who started early in the morning shoulddefinitely receive 5 denarius each. In an impartial world, mathematically speaking,the 11th hour workers received five times the wages they should have received. It isthis parable that was set in motion as Joseph gathered his brothers for dinner at hishouse. When evening came, the workers who were hired early in the morning shouldhave been paid first before the 11th hour employees. By starting the payment processwith the last workers on the list (the 11th hour workers) that explains why when foodwas served to Joseph’s brothers, the first reference the Bible made was Benjamin’sportion who is the last son of Jacob. Benjamin represents the workers who were hiredat the 11th hour. “When portions were served to them from Joseph’s table, Benjamin’sportion was five times as much as anyone else’s.” Genesis 43:34.

When Joseph had dinner with his brothers, if anybody was entitled to receivemore than one portion, it was Reuben who was the oldest; not the other way round.Joseph gave Benjamin five portions to fulfill the concluding statement of Jesus Christwhen he narrated this parable to his disciples. “So the last will be the first and the firstwill be last.” Matthew 20:16. While the true picture of the world was displayed in thesitting arrangements of Joseph’s brothers, on the other hand, the kingdom of God wasdisplayed as the food was served because Benjamin, who sat in the last position fromJoseph, became the first when the food was served. Jesus also used the parable todefine the steps of his journey based on the number of times the landowner went outto look for workers – five times.

The Journey of Jesus Christ

1. Jesus came from heaven to earth.2. On earth he was betrayed and sold into the slavery of sin.3. From the slavery of sin he died on the cross and was buried.4. From his death on the cross and burial, he resurrected on the third day.5. From his resurrection, he went back to heaven.

Joseph’s Journey

1. He went from Canaan to his brothers.2. His brothers sold him into slavery through the Ishmaelites.

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3. The Ishmaelites sold him to Portiphar.4. Portiphar put Joseph in prison.5. Joseph went from prison to the position of Prime Minister of Egypt.

The Bible teaches that when Joseph revealed himself to his brothers, he weptwith Benjamin as the other ten brothers stood in front of him terrified because theywere not really sure of what Joseph was going to do to them for selling him intoslavery. To calm their fears, Joseph did not only forgive them but he also assuredthem that what they did to him was actually the will of God. “But God sent me aheadof you to preserve for you a remnant on earth and to save your lives by a greatdeliverance. So then, it was not you who sent me here, but God. He made me father toPharaoh, lord of his entire household and ruler of all Egypt. Now hurry back to myfather and say to him, ‘This is what your son Joseph says: God has made me lord ofall Egypt. Come down to me; don’t delay. And you shall live in the region of Goshenand be near me – you, your children and grandchildren, your flocks and herds, and allyou have.’” Genesis 45:7-10.

Was Joseph making any sense from what he said to his brothers? It is true thatJoseph was lord of Pharaoh’s household and ruler of Egypt but did that make him afather to Pharaoh? Practically speaking, the answer is, “No” because Joseph workedfor Pharaoh. As far as the chain of command is concerned, Pharaoh still had the finalword in all the affairs of Egypt because while Joseph was the Prime Minister, he wasappointed by Pharaoh who was the King.

As much as Joseph reports to Pharaoh, on the other hand, from a spiritualstandpoint God actually made Joseph a father to Pharaoh. The reason is because ifJoseph did not have the power of God to successfully interpret Pharaoh’s dreams thateventually saved Egypt from the brink of collapse, the whole world would haveperished as well. That is why Joseph said that God used him to preserve a remnant onearth and to save lives by a great deliverance. Let’s recall that the famine was sosevere that Egypt was the only place anybody could buy food. God has a way ofreplaying His divine plan for humanity in such a manner that even though He retracesHis steps, some very vital aspects of His plan will undergo some spiritual makeover.

By using Egypt as the world when the famine kicked in, God was systematicallyreplaying the flood He introduced with Noah in Genesis 7 and 8. During the flood,the major component that God used to save lives was the Ark which is synonymousto Joseph in Egypt. When we talked about the Ark in earlier chapters and in BookOne, we concluded that it was God’s way of making the first introduction of His sonJesus Christ to the world and judging from the life of Joseph who shared every step ofhis life with Jesus Christ, it is no surprise that God decided to replay the scenes of theflood by using Joseph’s life.


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When Joseph’s brothers came back home to their father Jacob after the secondjourney, the Bible teaches that they brought carts for Jacob to use in transporting hishousehold to Egypt. “Then Jacob left Beersheba, and Israel’s sons took their fatherJacob and their children and their wives in the carts that Pharaoh had sent to transporthim. They also took with them their livestock and the possessions they had acquiredin Canaan, and Jacob and all his offspring went to Egypt. He took with him to Egypthis sons and grandsons and his daughters and granddaughters – all his offspring.”Genesis 46:5-7.

In the entire Bible, if there was anybody who knew how to get God’s attention, itwas certainly Jacob; not only was he loved by God as one of the three members thatGod used to ratify the covenant with Abraham, but one of the strongest attributes thatGod gave Jacob was a vast knowledge of the Language of Heaven. That is why assoon as God made a unique promise to Jacob, he immediately stepped out in faith ashe gathered his household to join Joseph in Egypt. “Do not be afraid to go down toEgypt, for I will make you into a great nation there. I will go down to Egypt with you,and I will surely bring you back again. And Joseph’s own hand will close your eyes.”Genesis 46:3-4.

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We know that Joseph’s brothers made trips to Egypt without complaining of thedistance or means of transportation because Jacob was not begging food. AlthoughJacob was not a very wealthy man, he certainly had enough to take care of hishousehold including enough animals to transport his family to places. But when itwas time for God to move Jacob to Egypt, the means of transportation came fromPharaoh who is a member of a world that was completely different from the kind ofworld Jacob came from. Why did the carts not come from Joseph even though he hadthe authority to do so?

The Bible teaches that when Pharaoh received the news of Joseph’s brothers, heimmediately asked Joseph to bring his father to Egypt with specific instructions onhow to go about it. “You are also directed to tell them, ‘Do this: Take some cartsfrom Egypt for your children and your wives, and get your father and come. Nevermind about your belongings, because the best of all Egypt will be yours.’” Genesis45:19-20. The carts came directly from Pharaoh because by moving Jacob to Egypt,God was also using that moment to show us how His son will enter Jerusalem inpreparation for the cross (slavery of sin) as Jacob also prepares to enter the period ofslavery in Egypt that God promised through Abraham.

As much as Egypt was a spiritual symbol of the world, a part of Egypt calledGoshen was what God used to symbolize the city of Jerusalem – a part of the worldreserved for God. When Joseph invited his father and siblings to join him in Egypt, hetold his brothers that they will live in a region called Goshen because he knew thatGod reserved that part of the city for his father Jacob. “Now hurry back to my fatherand say to him, ‘This is what your son Joseph says: God has made me lord of allEgypt. Come down to me; don’t delay. You shall live in the region of Goshen and benear me – you, your children and grandchildren, your flocks and herds, and all youhave. I will provide for you there, because five years of famine are still to come.Otherwise you and your household and all who belong to you will become destitute.’”Genesis 45:9-11.

The transportation system for Jacob was provided by Pharaoh because whenJesus enters Jerusalem in preparation for the cross, his transportation system will beprovided by a total stranger and it will also come from his destination just likeJacob’s transportation, came from Egypt. “As they approached Jerusalem and came toBethphage and Bethany at the Mount of Olives, Jesus sent two of his disciples sayingto them, ‘Go to the village ahead of you, and just as you enter it, you will find a colttied there, which no one has ever ridden. Untie it and bring it here.’” Mark 11:1-2.Jesus knew that the two disciples will face some opposition when they try to untie thecolt and for that reason, he also told them what to say if that happens. “If anyone asksyou, ‘Why are you doing this?’ Tell him, ‘The Lord needs it and will send it backhere shortly.’” Mark 11:3.


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Just like Jesus promised to send the colt back shortly, as soon as Jacob arrived inEgypt, the carts were also returned to Pharaoh. Under normal circumstances, if yourfather whom you have not seen for twenty two years and his household of about sixtysix people decided to honor your invitation to join you in a foreign country, thetraditional thing to do is that they will all come first to your home before you takethem to wherever you have prepared for them to settle. In Jacob’s case, it did notnecessarily follow; instead Jacob and his household went straight to Goshen. Why didthey not go first to Joseph’s house at least for some refreshment after a long journey?The reason is because when Jesus entered Jerusalem, he did not go to anybody’shome; he went straight to the heart of the city just like Jacob went to Goshen whichwas spiritually considered to be the best part of Egypt. “On reaching Jerusalem, Jesusentered the temple area and began driving out those who were buying and sellingthere.” Mark 11:15.

The Bible teaches that shortly after Jesus completed the Triumphal Entry, as hewas teaching at the temple the chief priests and the elders started questioning hisauthority. “They arrived again in Jerusalem, and while Jesus was walking in thetemple courts, the chief priests, the teachers of the law and the elders came to him.‘By what authority are you doing these things?’ they asked. ‘And who gave youauthority to do this?’” Mark 11:27-28. This was a very unique moment that God usedto mark what happened to the Israelites after the death of Joseph and his generation.After the death of Joseph and his brothers’ generation, the Israelites were stillenjoying the special privilege that came with the authority of Joseph over the years.But as soon as it was time for their oppression to start in compliance with thecovenant God made with Abraham, the administration of a new Pharaoh started toquestion Joseph’s authority. “Now Joseph and all his brothers and all that generationdied, but the Israelites were fruitful and multiplied greatly and became exceedinglynumerous, so that the land was filled with them. Then a new king, who did not knowabout Joseph, came to power in Egypt.” Exodus 1:6-8. The new king said to hispeople, “The Israelites have become much too numerous for us. Come, we must dealshrewdly with them or they will become even more numerous and, if war breaks out,will join our enemies fight against us and leave the country.” Exodus 1:9-10.

One of the most remarkable moments of Jacob’s life was when he saw Josephagain after twenty two years. During that meeting, the normal thing for Jacob to sayto his son would have been something like “Good to see you again son.” or “I praiseGod for letting me see you gain.” Instead, Jacob told Joseph that he was ready to die.What a stunning statement! You have not seen your father for 22 years and when thatopportunity finally showed up he decides to suck the joy of that moment out of youby telling you he is ready to die? That was not the moment to talk about deathbecause Jacob knew that his son went through a lot of pain, torture, loneliness, andrejection by living in a foreign land where he started as a slave.

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Although Jacob’s statement sounds painful and out of touch, the truth is thatJacob knew God’s divine plan for the Israelites more than anyone else who was aliveat that time. “As soon as Joseph appeared before him, he threw his arms around hisfather and wept for a long time. Israel said to Joseph, ‘Now I am ready to die, since Ihave seen for myself that you are still alive.’” Genesis 46:29-30. Jacob said he wasready to die because after the triumphal entry, the anointing at Bethany and thePassover celebration, Jesus was ready to die on the cross as he was arrested in a placecalled Gethsemane. “Just as he was speaking, Judas, one of the Twelve, appeared.With him was a crowd armed with swords and clubs, sent from the chief priests, theteachers of the law, and the elders.” Mark 14:43.

Before Jesus made preparations for the cross, he took some time to talk about theSigns of the End of the Age. In his conclusion of this topic, he stressed that no oneknows the time when the Son of Man will come back. Jesus used this topic to relate towhat the Israelites went through in Egypt after the death of Joseph and his generationbecause during their 400 years of bondage in slavery, no one knew the time whenGod was going to step in to deliver them.

As a matter of fact, the Israelites had lost all hope when God finally showed upthrough Moses and Aaron. “No one knows about the day or hour, not even the angelsin heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father. Be on guard! Be alert! You do not knowwhen that time will come.” Mark 13:32-33. It was precisely for the same reason thatwhen God finally sent Moses and Aaron to deliver the Israelites from bondage byusing the Passover in the last hour, He asked the Israelites to eat the meat under somevery strange hasty conditions. “This is how you are to eat it: with your cloak tuckedinto your belt, your sandals on your feet and your staff in your hand. Eat it in a haste;it is the LORD’S Passover.” Exodus 12:11.

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Spiritual Lesson Number 4There are times when we experience what appears to be the worst moments in

life and the more we try to hang on hoping that each new day brings something toalleviate our pain and agony, the more we start to feel that it makes no sense hopingfor a better future. In most cases, the more we pray the worse it gets and if we are notvery careful, we start to drift to that place where we develop more doubt for whatGod is capable of doing for us. In moments like these, what matters is not how wefeel; rather it is the truth that God works with a timely divine plan. It is also the truththat regardless of the pain and what we hear or see, God is still in control.

Each passing day brings us closer to our deliverance and if we can just sit tightwith all trust placed in God alone through Jesus Christ, He will surely deliver us atthe right time. Our Passover is just around the corner.

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The Bible teaches that Jesus was anointed at Bethany shortly before the Passover.“Now the Passover and the Feast of Unleavened Bread were only two days away, andthe chief priests and the teachers of the law were looking for some sly way to arrestJesus and kill him. ‘But not during the Feast,’ they said, ‘or the people may riot.’While he was in Bethany, reclining at the table in the home of a man known as Simonthe Leper, a woman came with an alabaster jar of very expensive perfume, made ofpure nard. She broke the jar and poured the perfume on his head.” Mark 14:1-3.

Why was Jesus anointed two days before the Passover? Why not three or fourdays before the Passover? The reason he was anointed on that particular day wasbecause since the Passover is celebrated on the 14th day of the first month, the 12th

day was a very unique day in the journey of Jesus Christ. While the number 14 isGod’s expanded divine number for the dead and supernatural freedom, the number 12on the other hand is God’s number for natural freedom – of the flesh. These twonumbers were used to fulfill God’s divine number 2 for a pair of natural andsupernatural freedom.

That explains why when some of those who were present in the room challengedthe actions of the woman, Jesus defended her right away. “Why are you botheringher? She has done a beautiful thing to me. The poor you will always have with you,and you can help them any time you want. But you will not always have me. She didwhat she could. She poured perfume on my body beforehand to prepare for myburial.” Mark 14:6-8. Shortly after the Passover as Jesus was arrested, tried, andtortured, that phase marked the period when the sufferings of the Israelites in bondagegreatly increased but as soon as Jesus died on the cross to pay the price of the sins ofthe world, God used the new period to introduced the Passover in Egypt to free Hispeople from the bondage of slavery.

The Lives of Joseph and Jacob1. Joseph was sold at the age of 17. “Joseph a young man of seventeen was

tending the flocks with his brothers, the sons of Bilhah and the sons of Zilpah,his father’s wives and he brought their father a bad report about them.”Genesis 37:2.

2. Joseph joined Pharaoh’s service at the age of 30. “Joseph was thirty years oldwhen he entered the service of Pharaoh King of Egypt.” Genesis 41:46.

3. Seven years of abundance plus two years of famine passed when Joseph’sfather came to Egypt. “During the seven years of abundance the landproduced plentifully. Joseph collected all the food produced in those sevenyears of abundance in Egypt and stored it in the cities.” Genesis 41:47-48.“For two years now there has been famine in the land, and for the next fiveyears there will not be plowing and reaping.” Genesis 45:6.

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4. Joseph’s father lived in Egypt for 17 years as he died at the age of 147 years.“Jacob lived in Egypt seventeen years and the years of his life were a hundredand forty-seven.” Genesis 47:28.

5. When Jacob came to Egypt, Joseph was: 30 + 7 yrs of great abundance + 2 yrsof famine = 30 + 7 + 2 = 39 years old.

6. When Jacob died, Joseph had lived in Egypt for: (30 -17) + (7 + 2 + 17) = 39years

7. Joseph died at 110 years. “Joseph stayed in Egypt, along with all his father’sfamily. He lived a hundred and ten years and saw the third generation ofEphraim’s children. Also the children of Makir son of Manasseh were placedat birth on Joseph’s knees.” Exodus 50:22-23.

8. Joseph lived 17 years in Canaan the Promised land but lived 110 – 17 = 93years in Egypt. The number 93 is the exact flip of the 39 years Joseph lived inEgypt before his father died.

9. One thing Joseph had in common with his father was that God used them toimplement divine number two because while Joseph lived 17 years in Canaan,his father on the other hand lived 17 years in Egypt. God’s most powerfuldivine number on earth (17) was displayed in the lives of both men. WhenJacob died, his son Joseph was 39 + 17 = 56 years old.

10. After the death of his father, Joseph lived 110 – 56 = 54 years.11. If Joseph was 39 years old when his father came to Egypt and Jacob was 130

years old when he travelled to Egypt, it therefore means that when Joseph wassold into slavery, his father was 130 – (39 - 17) = 108 years old.

12. If Jacob was 108 years old when Joseph was sold into slavery at the age of 17,it therefore means that Jacob was 108 – 17 = 91 years old when Joseph wasborn.

13. All together, Joseph and Jacob lived in Egypt for: (110 – 17) + 17 = 110years.

14. All together, Jacob and Joseph lived in Canaan for: (147 -17) + 17 = 147years.

From the last two points (13 and 14) we now know that in God’s divine plan forthe nation of Israel, the land of Egypt was used as a spiritual symbol of Josephbecause all together Joseph and his father Jacob lived in Egypt for 110 years which isalso the age at which Joseph died in Egypt. Also, God used Jacob as a spiritualsymbol of the Promised Land Canaan because all together Jacob and his son Josephlived in Canaan for 147 years which is also the age at which Jacob died in Egypt.

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his father and wept over him and kissed him. Then Joseph directed the physicians inhis service to embalm his father Israel. So the physicians embalmed him, taking a fullforty days, for that was the time required for embalming. And the Egyptians mournedfor him seventy days.” Genesis 50:1-3.

It makes perfect sense that the Egyptians took forty days to embalm Jacobbecause that was the Egyptian tradition but it makes no sense that the Egyptiansdiscarded their tradition when they mourned for Jacob because seventy days ofmourning was not an Egyptian tradition. They mourned for Jacob that long because itwas part of God’s divine plan for Jacob. The seventy days was to commemorate theseventy descendants of Jacob that started the nation of Israel when Jacob arrived inEgypt. “With the two sons who had been born to Joseph in Egypt, the members ofJacob’s family, which went to Egypt, were seventy in all.” Genesis 46:27.

The Bible teaches that when Joseph left to bury his father in the place designatedand bought by Abraham, he was accompanied by a large Egyptian delegation butbefore the burial, Joseph mourned for his father for seven days by the Jordan. “Whenthey reached the threshing floor of Atad, near the Jordan, they lamented loudly andbitterly; and there Joseph observed a seven-day period of mourning for his father.”Genesis 50:10. Joseph knew precisely what needed to be done in order to fulfill whatGod had planned for the Israelites in the near future. As the Ambassador of Heaven,he knew that when that time comes, God will use Joshua to lead the Israelites into thePromised Land and he also knew that when the Israelites cross the Jordan, God willassign divine number 7 to Joshua and that was exactly what happened when God usedthat number to bring down the wall of Jericho through Joshua.

The Price of GuiltThere are moments in life when we find ourselves at the wrong place at the right

time. It could be because we accidentally witnessed a crime where someone wasseriously hurt or even killed; we walk away shaken and wondering what our nextmove should be. In some cases, out of fear, we decide to say nothing to anybody.Despite countless appeals from the public and law enforcement agencies we stillmaintain our silence because we think it is the right thing to do. We are confident asthe little voice deep inside keeps telling us, “Don’t get involved.” When Joseph’sbrothers made the decision to sell him as a slave to the Ishmaelites, even thoughReuben was not there when that decision was made, his nine brothers later told himabout it.

Armed with the truth, Reuben who was the first son had the choice of sayingsomething to his father as he watched them falsely testify that Joseph was dead. Thefact that he said nothing to his father for more than twenty years makes Reuben asguilty as the other nine brothers. That you witnessed a crime and chose to be silent

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does not necessarily exonerate you from being a part of the crime. You are just asguilty as the perpetrators if you decide not to report what you know. God commandsus to always do the right thing even if it means risking our lives to defend the truth.Jesus thought us the same thing when he came to die for our sins. “Greater love hasno one than this, that he lay down his life for his friends.” John 15:13.

When Jesus sat down to celebrate the Passover with his disciples, even though hetried to tell them ahead of time that one of them sitting at the table will betray him,his disciples did not understand what he was trying to say. The plan that JudasIscariot made with the Jewish leaders to betray Jesus was something that Judas didnot share with any of his fellow disciples. The guilt for this crime was solely on JudasIscariot because the rest of the disciples were not aware of Judas’ plans.

On the other hand, when Joseph sat down with his eleven brothers to share ameal in fulfillment of the Passover that Jesus will celebrate in preparation for thecross, Joseph knew that with the exception of Benjamin, the rest of his brothers (10 ofthem) were all guilty of selling him as a slave when he was just seventeen years old.In God’s divine plan and the Language of Heaven, the cash price of guilt for sellingHis son Jesus Christ as a slave to the Jewish leaders will be set at 30 pieces of silver.

On that memorable day, as Joseph sat across the table from his brothers, becausethe price of guilt for each soul that participated in that willful act had been establishedin heaven to be 30 pieces of silver, Joseph did the math to prepare for his next move.Because ten of his brothers were guilty of this crime, that explains why Joseph gaveBenjamin 300 shekels of silver in fulfillment of God’s plan for His son Jesus Christ –30 shekels of silver on behalf of each of the ten brothers. “To each of them he gavenew clothing, but to Benjamin he gave three hundred shekels of silver and five sets ofclothes.” Genesis 45:22. It is true that when Joseph was sold by his brothers, theIshmaelites paid them twenty shekels of silver; that amount of money was onlydesigned by heaven to fulfill Joseph’s divine number 2 (20 = 2) just like the 30 piecesof silver that Judas Iscariot received from the Jewish leaders was also designed tofulfill the supernatural divine number of Jesus Christ (30 = 3). “Then one of theTwelve – the one called Judas Iscariot – went to the chief priests and asked, ‘Whatare you going to give me if I hand him over to you?’ So they counted out for himthirty silver coins. From then on Judas watched for an opportunity to hand him over.”Matthew 26:14-16.

If Joseph’s intention was to offer his brothers a memorable gift, why did hechoose clothes and money? His brothers neither arrived naked when they came to buyfood in Egypt nor without money. Why did Joseph find it necessary to provide themwith clothes and money? If his intention was about a gift, then why did Benjaminreceive the biggest share? If anybody was eligible for the biggest share in the family,it would be Reuben who was the oldest son of Jacob. After the fall of man, Jesuscame to restore man’s soul to its original state as it was in the beginning and for him


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to accomplish that mission, God must make reference to where and when it allstarted.

The Bible teaches that when God planted the Garden in Eden, He made a river towater the garden; that river gave birth to four other rivers which brought the totalnumber of rivers to five. “A river watering the garden flowed from Eden; from thereit was separated into four headwaters. The name of the first is the Pishon; it windsthrough the entire land of Havilah, where there is gold. (The gold of that land is good;aromatic resin and onyx are also there.) The name of the second river is the Gihon; itwinds through the entire land of Cush. The name of the third river is the Tigris; it runsalong the east side of Asshur. And the fourth river is the Euphrates.” Genesis 2:10-14.

The Bible teaches that Adam and Eve had three children – Cain, Abel, and Seth.The one thing that all three children and their mother have in common is that they allcame from Adam who represents the main river flowing from Eden. The first riverwhich is Pishon winds through the land of Havilah and contains significant productslike gold, aromatic resin, and onyx. This river represents Eve because she was thefirst to come out of Adam and she gave birth to three sons who represent the threeproducts (gold, aromatic resin, and onyx) found in Havilah.

The first son Cain represents onyx which is a symbol for Satan who was theinfluence that led Cain to kill his brother Abel. The Bible vividly describes Satan in

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Ezekiel 28:12-13 and 15. “You were the model of perfection, full of wisdom andperfect in beauty. You were in Eden, the garden of God; every precious stone adornedyou: ruby, topaz and emerald, chrysolite, onyx and jasper, sapphire, turquoise andberyl. You were blameless in your ways from the day you were created tillwickedness was found in you.”

The second son Abel represents the gold because God made him a ruler (a king)over his older twin brother Cain which was the basic reason why Cain killed him.Gold was an item that was associated with kings which also explains why it wasbrought to Jesus at birth. The third son Seth represents the aromatic resin which is acomponent used to worship God. Some members of the aromatic resin family includemyrrh and frankincense. Seth’s spiritual representation explains why we said in BookOne that God used him to move Adam’s bloodline forward. Because of these uniquespecific spiritual representations, that explains why when God designed the gifts thatthe Magi presented to baby Jesus, there was no onyx involved. “On coming to thehouse, they saw the child with his mother Mary, and they bowed down and worshipedhim. Then they opened their treasures and presented him with gifts of gold, and ofincense and of myrrh.” Matthew 2:11.

From the gifts presented to Jesus, we can see that the gold was for Abel while themyrrh and frankincense (incense) were both symbols of Seth. From the four watersthat came out of the main river, God also used rivers 2, 3, and 4 to respectivelyrepresent Cain, Abel, and Seth. Unlike river number 2 and 3 located at Cush andAsshur respectively, river number 4 has no location because the one quality that Cainand Abel had in common was that they were twin boys born the same day. Anotherinteresting revelation is the fact that rivers 2, 3, and 4 all lack components from theirlocations – their component columns are empty. In this case, one attribute that allthree boys had in common was the fact that they were male seeds from the sameparents. This feature sets them apart from Eve (female) who in this case is rivernumber 1.

The Bible teaches that after the fall of man, when God saw that Adam and Evewere ashamed of being naked, He made the first set of clothes for both of them. “TheLORD God made garments of skin for Adam and his wife and clothed them.”Genesis 3:21. When Adam and Eve started having children, God also providedclothes for all three of Adam’s children – Cain, Abel, and Seth. That brought the totalnumber of clothes that God made for Adam’s household and humanity, to five sets.When Joseph sent his brothers home from Egypt during their second trip that explainswhy he gave Benjamin five sets of clothes. After using the meal with his brothers tomark Jesus’ preparation for the cross, it was absolutely necessary in God’s divineplan to make reference to where it all started – the Garden of Eden. After the birth ofEnosh which also marked a new beginning of a faith-based relationship with God,man was therefore given the knowledge to provide clothes for themselves.


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The five sets of clothes were specifically given to Benjamin because just likeSeth who received the last set of clothes was Adam’s last son, Benjamin was also thelast son of Jacob. Joseph knew that because the price of guilt (30 pieces of silver) tobetray Jesus will be given to the last disciple of Jesus Christ who was Judas Iscariot,Joseph also made the decision to give the 300 shekels of silver (the price of guilt for10 brothers) to Benjamin who was Jacobs last son - of the twelve. Benjamin thereforedid not receive the five sets of clothes and 300 shekels of silver because Joseph lovedhim more; he received these gifts because Joseph armed with the full knowledge ofthe Language of Heaven knew exactly what he was required to do as the Ambassadorof Heaven, to fulfill God’s divine plan for Israel.

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CHAPTER 3

RECLAMATION

God’s Gardenhe Garden of Eden was designed using God’s divine number for creationwhich is, the number 2. The Bible teaches in Genesis 2:10, that the first waterin the Garden was the main river. Out of the four rivers that came from the

main river, there were three rivers winding through three different locations; that leftone river with no location.

The only river without a location is River Euphrates.

Euphrates = 5

As much as the main river represents Adam, it also represents God who owns thegarden, because Adam was made in the LORD’s image and God also gave Adamdominion over all creatures. From Table 34, the four branches of the main river weredivided into two groups in conformity with God’s divine number 2. It was for thatsame reason that the spiritual components of the garden were also separated into twogroups – Darkness and Light. The Group of Light represents Eve who came out ofAdam before sin was born; the Group of Darkness represents the three seeds (Cain,Abel and Seth), who came out of Adam and Eve after the birth of sin.

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The Group of Darkness represents the Spirit of the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil, while the Group of Light represents the Spirit of the Tree of Life.

Eve = 32Pishon = 81Gihon = 53Tigris = 82Cain = 27Abel = 20Seth = 52

Pishon + Gihon + Tigris = Cain + Abel + Seth….. …………. (Equation ofDarkness)

81 + 53 + 82 = 27 + 20 + 529 + 8 + 10 = 9 + 2 + 79 + (8 + 10) = 9 + 2 + 79 + 18 = 9 + 2 + 79 + 9 = 9 + (2 + 7)9 + 9 = 9+ 918 = 189 = 9 (Divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil)

Euphrates = Eve ………… (Equation of Light)Euphrates = 5+21+16+8+18+1+20+5+19


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Euphrates = (5+21+16+8+18) + (1+20+5+19)Euphrates = 68 + 45

Eve = 5+22+5

From (Equation of Light):

68 + 45 = 5 + (22+5)14 + 9 = 5 + 275 + 9 = 5 + 914 = 145 = 5 (Divine number for Victory, Life and Salvation)

From Table 34, God created two groups out of the four rivers because one seed(Eve) came out of Adam before Adam sinned against God, while three seeds (Cain,Abel and Seth) came out of Adam after Adam sinned against God. For God’sequation of the Garden of Eden to be perfectly supernaturally balanced, the sum ofeach group of rivers must balance the sum of the corresponding locations as follows:

Pishon + Gihon + Tigris = Havilah + Cush + Asshur

Euphrates = X

Heaven = 10Salvation = 5Life = 5

If these four rivers represent the two supernatural spiritual groups of God in theGarden of Eden, then the Supernatural Equation for the Garden of Eden will also beestablished with God’s divine number 2. Also, because the Bible teaches that:

The kingdom of Heaven = The kingdom of God; therefore:Heaven = God

The Garden of Eden = The Garden of God

The Bible also teaches that God made all things; with this simple spiritual truth wealso know that:

God made darkness (Satan). God made light (Jesus Christ).

From this revelation, the two Supernatural Equations of the Garden of Eden aretherefore:

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1. Heaven = (Pishon + Gihon + Tigris) + (Havilah + Cush + Asshur)……(ForSatan, the Prince of Darkness) ……….. (Equation g1)

2. Heaven = Euphrates + X…..(For Jesus, the Prince of Light) ……… (Equationg2)

From (Equation g1) which is Darkness:

Heaven = (9 + 8 + 10) + (7 + 6 + 5)Heaven = 27 + 18Heaven = 45 = 9 (God’s divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil)

Remember that when God told Adam about the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil, He also told Adam the consequences of eating from the tree. However, whatGod did not say, were the consequences or benefits of eating from the Tree of Life.Why did God withhold that crucial piece of information from Adam? That missinginformation is the value of X in Table 34. If the Tree of Life is Jesus Christ who is theway to the Father for eternal life, then the value of X must be equal to God’s divinenumber for Eternal Life and Salvation which is the number 5.

Heaven = 8+5+1+22+5+14 = 55 = 10

From Equation g2:

Heaven = Euphrates + XHeaven = 5 + X10 = X + 510-5 = XX = 5 (God’s divine number for Everlasting Life and Salvation)

From Equation g2:

Heaven = 5 + 5 = 10

While on the cross, Jesus used this number for his last words when he said, “It isfinished.”

It is finished = 5

“When he had received the drink, Jesus said, ‘It is finished.’ With that, he bowed hishead and gave up his spirit.” John 19:30. Because the Garden of Eden is God’sGarden and the Garden of Heaven which is God’s home, the sum of the twoSupernatural Equations of the Garden must be perfectly supernaturally balanced withthe divine number for Heaven which is the number 55 = 10.


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Heaven = (Equation g1) + (Equation g2)…. (Equ. G3)

Equation g1 = (9 + 8 + 10) + (7 + 6 + 5)Equation g2 = 5 + 5

From (Equ. G3):

Heaven = 9 + 8 + 10 + 7 + 6 + 5 + 5 + 5Heaven = (9 + 5) + (8 + 10 + 7 + 6) + (5 + 5)Heaven = 14 + (31 + 10)Heaven = 14 + 41 = 55

From the Chart of the Language of Heaven and the Value Index Table, Heaven is:

(8 + 5 + 1 + 22 + 5 + 14)8 + 5 + 1 + 22 + 5 + 14(8 + 5 + 1) + (22 + 5 + 14)14 + 41 = 55

Therefore, (Equation g1) + (Equation g2) is the same value for Heaven derivedfrom the “Chart of Heaven” in the Value Index Table. The Garden of Eden istherefore a spiritual image of the Kingdom of Heaven.

God’s Spiritual Acceptability Test (GSAT)When God planted the garden in Eden, in using His divine number 2 for creation,

He highlighted some very prominent spirits that resided in the garden.

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From Table 35, the initial spiritual composition of the Garden was made of fivespirits with a value of nine giving us a pair of (5, 9) because God’s divine number 2always works with a pair in a such a unique fashion that each member must be theexact opposite of each other.

5 = The divine number for the Tree of Life

9 = The divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

The value of the first group of spirits in the Garden of Eden in Table 35 is instrict supernatural compliance with the first statement from God’s mouth tohumanity, which was also in relation to the Garden of Eden. The first statement fromGod’s mouth to humanity contains 36 words found in Genesis 2:16-17. “You are freeto eat from any tree in the garden; but you must not eat from the tree of theknowledge of good and evil, for when you eat from it you will certainly die.”

These two trees were not only at the center of the garden but also when God hadHis first conversation with Adam it was all about the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil. The Bible teaches that as soon as Adam and Eve ate the fruit and after Godhad His last conversation with Adam, His focus was the Tree of Life as He banishedAdam from the Garden. After the birth of sin, the number of spirits in the Gardenincreased by one because sin entered the garden (5 + 1 = 6), which brings us to thenew composition of the garden.

Sin = 6

New composition of the Garden = 5 spirits with a value of 36 plus the new spirit(sin) with a value of 6, will now give us:

36 + 6 = 42 = 6

With this new development, a new pair was also introduced; the pair of (6, 6) and themain focus of the Garden shifted to man and sin. Notice that the main focus of theGarden shifted from the number 9 to number 6 (From the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil to Man and Sin). God had no choice but to kick Adam out of theGarden and as a result of this decision, the new spiritual composition of the Gardenimmediately changed once again.


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From Table 36, this new group (third composition) also gave us a new pair of (3,3) because it was now transformed to the Garden of the Holy Trinity with divinenumber 3. To get a better understanding of how things changed so fast in the garden,let us review the outcome of each step.

First Composition: In the beginning with the first group of 5 spirits, the totalvalue was 36 = 9 because the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil wasthe main focus of the Garden.

Second Composition: When sin was born, the total value from 6 spiritsbecame 36 + 6 = 42 = 6 and Adam (man) became the focus as God camelooking for him in his hiding place. The number 6 is God’s number for man,sin, and dominion.

Third Composition: When God kicked man (Adam and Eve) including sin outof the Garden, a new value of 21 = 3 was born from (6 – 3 spirits) because bymaking the Tree of Life the new focus God eventually made the Holy Trinity incharge.

Remember that the divine number for the Holy Trinity is 777 = 21 = 3. UnlikeAdam, the Tree of Life (Jesus Christ) became the new head of the Garden of Edenwith his supernatural divine number 3. When Adam and Eve were fired from theGarden, sin left with them because it lives in the soul of man. The order of theSpiritual Pairs is as follows:

1. (5, 9) = The original pair in the beginning.2. (6, 6) = The pair when sin was born.3. (3, 3) = The pair when God kicked man out and made the Holy Trinity in

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4. The value of the three spiritual pairs must bring us back to the twosupernatural spirits that God planted in the middle of the Garden of Eden inthe shape of two trees. Those values must be the expanded divine number ofeach spirit. In the case of the Tree of Life, it must be expanded divine number14 for God’s Passover Lamb who is the Tree of Life; in the case of the Tree ofthe Knowledge of Good and Evil, it must be expanded divine number 18.

In Genesis 2:9, the first tree the Bible mentioned was the Tree of Life. “In the middleof the garden were the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.”The three spiritual pairs from the Garden of Eden were:

(5, 9) (6, 6) 3, 3)

By mentioning the Tree of Life as the first tree in the middle of the Garden, the firstset of numbers (left hand side) from each spiritual pair represents the Tree of Lifewhile the second set of numbers (right hand side) represents the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil:

First set of numbers = 5 + 6 + 3First set of numbers = 14 (Expanded divine number for the Tree of Life)

Second set of numbers = 9 + 6 + 3Second set of numbers = 18 (Expanded divine number for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil)

When Jesus died on the cross at the age of 33, he left us with two things – theHoly Bible with 66 books and the Holy Spirit to teach us all things in the Bible.Remember that as much as his death takes care of the spiritual mess created by Adamand Eve, one thing is certain; the Garden of Eden will never be equipped again withthe same spirits that God used to create it in the beginning. By using his death at 33 totake care of number 3 spiritual pair (3 , 3) and the Holy Bible to take care of number2 spiritual pair (6 , 6), Jesus gradually brings us back to where we started in theGarden with Adam and Eve which corresponds to number one spiritual pair of (5 , 9).God used the Bible to address number 2 pair (6 , 6) because sin was born when Adamand Eve disobeyed God’s law and that prompted God to use His written Holy Law toaddress this pair. If Jesus came to die on the cross so we can successfully enter thekingdom of God through the Holy Trinity, then the spirits of the new garden after thecleaning exercise must be equal to the Holy Trinity with divine number 21 = 3. Thedeath of Jesus Christ replaced the following spirits in the Garden with the mark ofsin:

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The serpent

By using the Holy Spirit to replace these three spirits, it was God’s way of takingcare of the sins of the world. The new Garden with the Holy Spirit in charge will havethe following spiritual composition:

21 = 3 (Divine number for the Holy Trinity = 777 = 21 = 3).

For anybody to be covered by the Holy Trinity, you have to accept Jesus Christthrough repentance as your Lord and Savior and be baptized with water in the nameof the Father, the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Why did God command us to use onlywater for baptism? Why can’t we use a different liquid for this process? The reason isbecause God’s spirit hovers over the waters. “In the beginning God created theheavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over thesurface of the deep, and the spirit of God was hovering over the waters.” Genesis 1:1-2. When Jesus was teaching Nicodemus, he explained in very simple terms, what ittakes to enter the kingdom of God. “Jesus answered, ‘I tell you the truth, no one canenter the kingdom of God unless he is born of water and the Spirit.’” John 3:5. Thereare two very important components that Jesus mentioned in this command – waterand the Spirit.

Spirit = 10Water = 4Heaven = 10Sin = 6

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Both procedures mentioned by Jesus are designed to make you holy and acceptablebefore God.

To be born of water prepares you for acceptability before God.To be born of the Spirit prepares you for holiness before God.

To be holy before God through Jesus Christ, it means you will be covered withGod’s divine number for holy which is the number 7. To be acceptable before Godthrough Jesus Christ and to reside in His kingdom, it means you have to be coveredwith God’s divine number for His residence which is Heaven with the number 10.When the two procedures that Jesus mentioned to Nicodemus are individually puttogether with sin, they must produce an outcome that passes God’s SpiritualAcceptability Test – GSAT Score of 10 and 7. This is your hidden spiritual test scoreto enter Paradise in the Kingdom of Heaven.

1. To be born of water = Water + Sin2. To be born of the Spirit = Spirit + Sin

Water + Sin = 4 + 6 = 10 ………… (Equation GSAT-1)

Spirit + Sin = 10 + 6 = 16 = 7 ……(Equation GSAT-2)

Holy Spirit = 6 + 10 = 16 = 7

The GSAT score for (Equation GSAT-1) = 10 The GSAT score for (Equation GSAT-2) = 7

As you can see, both equations passed the GSAT scores prescribed by heaven.The sum of the two tests will give you the expanded divine number 10 + 7 = 17which is God’s most powerful divine number on earth. When God discovered that theworld He took time to create was no longer acceptable in His presence because ofevil, it was divine number 17 that He used to start the supernatural cleansing processthrough Noah in the Book of Genesis. One of God’s requirements associated withbeing born of water is that it must be made public. You cannot be baptized in secretbecause Jesus himself avoided that style. The reason is because the GSAT score forthe Water Birth is 10 which is the divine number for heaven; we know that heaven isan actual place that exists and because we shall someday have the privilege to see itthrough Jesus Christ, your baptism must also be seen by men. On the other hand, theGSAT score for the Spiritual Birth is 7 which is God’s number for holy because justlike the spirit involved in the process, no one can see or touch the spirit; and neithercan you see or touch holiness. Only God can see that in us through Jesus Christ.Every human creature is a composition of the natural which is the flesh and thesupernatural which is the soul. Invariably inherent in the union of these two


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components (flesh and soul) is a contaminant called sin which came through Adamand Eve.

Soul = 67Flesh = 50Therefore Sinful Man = Soul + Flesh

Sinful Man = 67 + 50 = 117Sinful Man = 9 (The number for the Tree that gave birth to sin)

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the only one who is supernaturally capableof taking our sins away. When he takes away our sins, he establishes a permanentdwelling place in us with his supernatural divine number 3 so that we can alsoexperience a life that is supernatural and everlasting. If this supernatural formula istrue, then:

Sinful Man – Sin = 3117 – Sin = 3Recall that from the Chart of Heaven, the value of Sin = 42.117 – 42 = 7575 = 12 = 3

By taking sin away, the flesh that houses sin becomes spiritually worthless livingus with just the soul. It explains why God is only interested in your soul, not youflesh. Jesus gives us the spiritual body with divine number 3 which is the mostpowerful divine number in heaven. It is therefore true that when Jesus takes away oursins, he gives us his supernatural divine number 3 so we can experience everlastinglife with him in Paradise located in Heaven. After passing the GSAT score of 17, ournatural physical body is now ready to receive the imperishable supernatural spiritualbody that comes from the supernatural divine number of Jesus Christ which is thenumber 3.

17 + 3 = 20 = 2

Remember that the number 2 is God’s divine number for creation and a pair ofcompletely opposite attributes is always used in conjunction with divine number 2.By adding the supernatural divine number 3 to our GSAT score, we become newcreatures in Jesus Christ, ready to live with our Lord and Savior in a new spiritualbody with a pair of two opposite attributes:

The number 17 as God’s most powerful divine number on earth. The number 3 as God’s most powerful divine number in heaven.

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The two attributes create the perfect opposite components associated with God’s useof divine number 2.

This cycle in Fig. 5 explains why we arrive in Paradise, at the Gates of Heavenwith divine number 2. The Gates of Heaven were created with divine number 2because there are two gates – exit and entry. The two gates are both Jesus Christ; allthings were made through him, which makes him the exit point into the world. Wealso know that after he paid the price of our sins on the cross, all authority in heavenand on earth was given to him when he was glorified by the Father. This in effect,makes him our only entry point into Paradise in Heaven.


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The seven stages of our spiritual life cycle corresponds to the period that it took Godto create the world and finally rested on the Sabbath day (7th day) as He declared itholy. God clearly demonstrated the prerequisite for His GSAT score in Book Two,when He asked Moses and Aaron in Exodus 24:1-2 to appoint 72 elders for a trip toheaven. During that visit, the value of the elders was 7 while the total value of thegroup was 10. These two values were in strict compliance with the two divinenumbers of the GSAT score. For the group to appear before God like they did, theGSAT score was the divine number of the mission. In the history of humanity, Godmade three covenants to demonstrate the importance of the soul of man. He made thefirst covenant with Adam in the Garden of Eden; later on He made the secondcovenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

God made the third and final covenant with His son Jesus Christ who came to diefor our sins. The covenant God made with His son was essentially the covenant thatwas designed to restore the soul of man just like it was when God made Adam. Itexplains why Jesus is also known as the Second Adam. The reason why your baptism(born of water) must be performed by another human is because it covers thecovenants that God made with Adam. It also explains why John the Baptist who ishuman, baptized with water because Jesus Christ is the only one who can baptize uswith the Holy Spirit.

Adam =1 + 4 + 1 + 13 = 19 = 10Water = 67 = 13Sin = 42 = 6

When you become baptized (born of water), the result is:

Water + Sin = 13 + 6 = 19 = 10This is the same value for Adam.

When you become born of the Spirit, it covers the third covenant God made with Hisson Jesus Christ because it was through the death of Jesus Christ on the cross thatGod eventually gave us the Holy Spirit.

Spirit = 10Spirit + Sin = 10 + 6 = 16 = 7Holy Spirit = 6 + 10 = 16 = 7Jesus Christ = 7

Unlike baptism, the process of being born of the Spirit cannot be accomplishedusing humans because God did not involve any human input in the third covenant; itwas only between Him and His son Jesus Christ. The GSAT Score explains whywhen God used two principal leaders (Moses and Joshua) to lead the Israelites out of

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bondage from Egypt which represents the sinful world, their journey to the PromisedLand which represents God’s kingdom was the most powerful demonstration ofGod’s strength against the devil before the coming of Jesus Christ. That mission is themost important mission that God ever assigned to man. In compliance with the GSATscore it explains why God assigned divine number 10 to Moses and divine number 7to Joshua. The sum of the two divine numbers that God used for this missionproduces God’s most powerful divine number on earth which is the number 17.

10 + 7 = 17

In the language of Heaven, it was therefore imperative that the Israelites enter thePromised Land with God’s GSAT score. It also explains why the Israelites left Egypton the 17th appearance of Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh the king of Egypt. Weknow from Biblical truth that only the righteous will inherit the kingdom of God. Inthe Language of Heaven, if the GSAT score of (10 + 7) is what qualifies you forGod’s Paradise, therefore the numeric value of Righteousness must supernaturallybalance God’s Spiritual Acceptability Test score (GSAT) as follows:

GSAT Score = Righteousness..… (Equation GSAT-3)GSAT Score = Equation GSAT-1 + Equation GSAT-2

GSAT Score = 10 + 7

Righteousness = 18 + 9 + 7 + 8 + 20 + 5 + 15 + 21 + 19 + 14 + 5 + 19 + 19

From (Equation GSAT-3):

10 + 7 = (18 + 9 + 7 + 8 + 20 + 5 + 15) + (21 + 19 + 14 + 5 + 19 + 19)

10 + 7 = 82 + 9710 + 7 = 10 + 1610 + 7 = 10 + 717 = 17

The number 17 is God’s most powerful divine number on earth because it is alsoGod’s expanded divine number for Righteousness. “There is no one righteous, noteven one.” Romans 3:10. You cannot pass the GSAT score without Jesus Christ. “Forno one living is righteous before you.” Psalm 143:2.

Ready for WarWhen God used Moses and Aaron to free the Israelites from bondage in Egypt,

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“When Pharaoh let Israel go, God did not lead them on the road through the Philistinecountry, though that was shorter. For God said, ‘If they face war, they might changetheir minds and return to Egypt.’ So God led the people around by the desert roadtoward the Red Sea. The Israelites went up out of Egypt armed for battle.” Exodus13:17-18. Do these two statements make any sense? If we analyze God’s concernswithin the context of common sense, they will definitely pass the test of the mostcontradictory verses in the Bible. But because God will never contradict Himself, weknow for certain that God was trying to tell us something that has everything to dowith His supernatural plan for the nation of Israel and humanity.

Practically speaking, these verses make no sense because this is the same Godwho used a mighty hand to cripple Egypt and delivered the Israelites out of bondagebut suddenly He is concerned that the Israelites might change their minds if they facewar from the Philistines. If Egypt was the most powerful nation in the world with thestrongest army any government can afford and God did not use any man-madeweapons to cripple Egypt, why did He suddenly become concerned about a littleMickey Mouse War from the Philistines? Again, if the Bible teaches that the Israeliteswent out of Egypt armed for battle, then why did God move them away from thesame battle He prepared them for by avoiding the Philistine country?

If God was trying to shelter the Israelites from any form of war then that plan didnot go very far because as soon as they crossed the Red Sea and camped at Rephidim,the Amalekites came and attacked them. “The Amalekites came and attacked theIsraelites at Rephidim.” Exodus 17:8. If God was concerned that any type of war willmake the Israelites go back to Egypt then that assumption was not true either becauseafter the Israelites defeated the Amalekites, they did not go back to Egypt; theymoved on toward the Promised Land.

Very often, we come across people telling their stories of how and when theycame to Jesus Christ. They usually start with a narrative of a memorable event thatreminds them of when they made the decision to accept Jesus Christ with a verbaldeclaration. The question is, should you really look at that day as the beginning ofyour walk with Jesus Christ? Before we address this question, we must go back andtake a look at what Jesus said to Nicodemus. “I tell you the truth, no one can enter thekingdom of God unless he is born of water and the Spirit.” John 3:5. Notice howJesus did not mention anything about a verbal declaration. He mentioned twoconditions which have practically nothing to do with what comes out of your mouth.

It is true that in view of the profound grace of God, our Lord Jesus Christ willwelcome your verbal declaration to accept him into your life but make no mistakeabout it; that he accepts your invitation right away does not necessarily mean that youhave been spiritually saved. That moment of exchange does not implicitly translate toa guaranteed ticket to Paradise. One of the transcendent qualities that set Jesus apartfrom humanity is that he is an impartial judge who is not prepared to bend the rules

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for anybody. When you make a verbal declaration through repentance to invite himinto your life, he accepts it without any conditions; however you still have to followthe outlined spiritual procedure he spelled out for Nicodemus before you can receivesalvation.

That Jesus accepts your invitation does not imply that you have suddenly becomea changed soul. We all know that as messed-up humans, you can invite somebody toa party but fail to show up to open the door when they get there. This is the kind ofsalvation that is being sold in most churches today. They tell you, “Just invite Jesusinto your life and you will be instantly saved.” No you are not saved; because Jesuscannot be fooled. In order to show Jesus Christ that your verbal declaration was forreal, you still have to take the necessary steps to become born again of water and ofthe Spirit. Being born again of water practically marks the beginning of your heart-felt commitment to give your life to Jesus Christ because that’s when your spirituallesson starts. At that stage, Jesus will take one step closer to you so you can startlearning how to exchange your yoke for his.

As soon as you are born of water, you are officially enrolled with him and he willstart fighting your battles for you. As much as it is true that through the Holy Spirit,Jesus fights all our spiritual battles for us when we repent and accept him as our Lordand Savior by being born again of water, it is also very important to note that Jesususes us to fight every battle in our lives. Irrespective of the fact that Jesus came to theworld in the fullness of God’s glory, he still subjected himself to the baptism processprescribed for humanity.

It is true that he was conceived without sin but it is also true that he was born justlike every other human being through a woman. When Jesus was baptized by Johnthe Baptist, it was definitely an assignment that John was prepared to avoid. “ThenJesus came from Galilee to the Jordan to be baptized by John. But John tried to deterhim, saying, ‘I need to be baptized by you, and do you come to me?’ Jesus replied,‘Let it be so now; it is proper for us to do this to fulfill all righteousness.’ Then Johnconsented.” Matthew 3:13-15. When Jesus talked about the fulfillment of allrighteousness he was clearly indicating that the path to righteousness has beenmapped out by the Father for every soul on earth who desires to embrace it in order toenter the kingdom of God. The path to righteousness is synonymous to the path toGod’s GSAT score. He did not have to be baptized by John but the fact that he cameto retrace the journey that the Israelites took from Egypt to the Promised Land, he hadto fulfill every aspect of that journey which ultimately brings man to righteousness inthe kingdom of God.

As soon as Jesus was baptized, he was immediately led by God through the HolySpirit to the battle field with the devil because God knew that at that point, His sonwas ready for war. As Jesus arrived at the battle front, he was immediately attackedby the devil through three temptations. This is not different from what happens to us


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when we take the first practical step of baptism with water. As soon as we go throughthat process, our spiritual battles are unleashed immediately and it is almost like wehave just extended an open invitation to the devil with the caption “Bring it on devil.”The tools you need to fight these battles are usually injected into your system byJesus Christ through the Holy Spirit during your baptism and even though it lookslike you are the one fighting the battles, it is actually Jesus who is using theopportunity to teach you and manifest his supernatural presence in your life becauseyou now officially belong to him. It also explains why the Bible teaches that Jesuswas led by the Holy Spirit to the battle field (temptations) with Satan.

Before your baptism, when all you had was the verbal declaration, there is a100% chance that any spiritual battles you face at that point will definitely over-power you and most likely pull you back to the stage where you abandon your pursuitfor Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Those who find themselves in this situationeventually go back to the devil’s camp. It was this type of catastrophic spiritualoutcome that God was trying to avoid when He said that if the Israelites face warthrough the shorter road to the Promised Land, they might change their minds and goback to Egypt. All Christians who try to take the shorter road to salvation will neversuccessfully make it to God’s Paradise. This approach explains why God wanted theIsraelites to first cross the Red Sea which was their baptism, before they face anybattles.

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Spiritual Lesson Number 5There are many occasions in life when we spend several years praying to God

for a specific dream but to our disappointment, the more we pray to make the dreamcome true, the more signs we see around us that beyond reasonable doubt convincesus that the dream is actually fading away. We begin to wonder why God is notanswering our prayers as we find ourselves questioning the promises of God. We alsocome to the point where we start to question our faith in God as we slowly drift into acomplete loss of hope. What we don’t understand is that as selfless as our prayersmay seem to be and even though Jesus commanded us to ask for anything, God on theother hand is not obligated to grant us everything we asked for. God’s desire is togrant us the right gifts at the appropriate time that fits in His divine plan. Yourrequest was not granted because you prayed; rather, it was granted because it waspart of God’s divine plan in your life.

When Jesus narrated The Parable of the Lost Son in Luke 15:11-32, it was agood example of why God refuses to answer some of our desperate prayers. Jesustold this story to show us that even though our plans are all over the place, God’splan on the other hand is designed to bring everything together like a perfect puzzleat the right time. There was nothing wrong with the younger son asking his father for

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his share of the family inheritance. However, there was definitely something wrongwith the timing. When we fail to see our unselfish prayers answered right away, it isonly because God is saying to us, “Not now.” God’s time is the best because if Hegives you what you asked for, when you want it, and how you want it, then yourprayers will become your worst spiritual nightmare. Be still and wait for God’s time.

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As soon as the Israelites crossed the Red Sea, the Amalekites attacked them in abattle that was fought from two fronts - the natural human front and the supernaturalspiritual front. While Moses prepared for the spiritual battle, he commanded Joshua tolook after the natural human side of the battle. “Choose some of our men and go outto fight the Amalekites. Tomorrow I will stand on top of the hill with the staff of Godin my hands.” Exodus 17:9. The Bible teaches that the human part of the battle drewstrength from the supernatural phase that was under Moses’ control. “As long asMoses held up his hands, the Israelites were winning, but whenever he lowered hishands, the Amalekites were winning. When Moses’ hands grew tired, they took astone and put it under him and he sat on it. Aaron and Hur held his hands up – one onone side, one on the other – so that his hands remained steady till sunset. So, Joshuaovercame the Amalekite army with the sword.” Exodus 17:11-13.

The experience of the Israelites during this battle is synonymous to what we gothrough when the devil attacks us because while God through Jesus Christ fights allour spiritual battles using the Holy Spirit, there is no doubt that He also uses us tofight every single battle. Jesus Christ cannot use you unless you belong to him andthat is what makes your verbal declaration alone a non-sufficient clause. You must bedeliberately officially initiated into his supernatural spiritual club to become hisproperty. It also explains why baptism is something no none else can do for you - onyour behalf; you have to do it yourself.

It is true that some churches have developed the habit of baptizing little childrenincluding babies even before they start talking; that ceremony is nothing but ananointing or blessing for the child because it does not meet the full spiritualrequirements of baptism. For any baptism to be supernaturally ratified, it must havethe full undivided attention and consent of the candidates with a complete recognitionof what they are getting into. It is an initiation where the candidate pledges tocompletely surrender his or her life to Jesus Christ.

It is a commitment through repentance that not only brings you closer to JesusChrist but also holds you accountable for the promises you make from that daymoving forward that you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior by doingeverything in your power to obey his commands and learn from him through the HolySpirit. From that day moving forward, you must start living by God’s law. No child orbaby is capable of making such promises, let alone adhering to the standardsprescribed therein. Regardless of how many times the parents baptized the child,


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when he or she becomes an adult a formal baptism must be rigorously pursued tounconditionally welcome Jesus Christ. This explains why after birth, Jesus in hishuman form was presented at the temple by his parents but later baptized out of hisown free will as an adult through John the Baptist. It absolutely makes no spiritualsense baptizing your little baby when they can’t even pronounce their own names letalone make any meaningful spiritual decisions in relation to the struggles of thisworld.

Stages of the JourneyAs the Israelites celebrated the Passover in Egypt on the 14th day of the first

month, God had already mapped out the route for their journey to the Promised Land.Each section of the plan was to be handed to Moses at different stages as the needarises because God did not plan to give Moses a complete map of how and when theIsraelites will arrive at the Promised Land. The reason is because God will never giveyou a detailed map of every step you will take in life or a blueprint of how your lifewill unfold to effectively come to an end. As soon as they left Egypt, God starteddirecting Moses like a spiritual GPS on which way to go with specific instructions onwhere to temporarily camp. By the time the Israelites arrived at the border of thePromised Land, God had forced them to camp for more than forty times in more than40 different locations with stunning fulfillments to perfectly fit with His divine planfor Israel and humanity as outlined in Table 38.

It was very necessary for God to force the Israelites to camp at regular intervalsbecause we have to remember that the Israelites did not initiate the journey. It wasGod who brought them out of the bondage of slavery in Egypt and it was the sameGod who had the only plan to successfully lead them to the Promised Land. There aremoments in life when we feel like we are running out of time to complete a mission.We feel the self-inflicted pressure and we become deeply engulfed by the project thatwe fail to take a minute to pause for some rest. Circumstances like this will alwaysproduce a high chance of failure. As much as it was possible for God to fly theIsraelites from Egypt to the Promised Land in less than twenty four hours, God alsoknew that there was no reason to rush the process because timing and patience aretwo very important attributes of God’s nature.

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God designed this journey to represent the spiritual journey of man from theworld to His kingdom which will be perfectly retraced for us by His son Jesus Christwhen he comes to die on the cross to take away the sins of the world. For that reason,as soon as the Passover celebration was over, God asked the Israelites to march out ofEgypt on the 15th day of the month which is His divine number for sin; 15 = 6through Adam and Eve.

Adam = 19 = 10Eve = 32 = 5Adam + Eve = 15 = 6

“The Israelites set out from Rameses on the fifteenth day of the first month, the dayafter the Passover. They marched out defiantly in full view of all the Egyptians, whowere burying all their firstborn, whom the LORD had struck down among them; forthe LORD had brought judgment on their gods.” Numbers 33:3-4. God’s decision tocommand the Israelites to camp at designated locations was also designed to marksome specific supernatural events to honor heaven. From the stages of the journey,God introduced the following events with reference to Table 38:

1. When they observed camping number 3, God miraculously crossed themthrough the Red Sea which was a spiritual symbol of baptism. God usedcamping number three for this purpose not only because the journey was allabout His son Jesus Christ with supernatural divine number 3, but alsobecause when we become born of water through baptism, it is usually aninitiation that invites the Holy Trinity into our lives with divine number(7+7+7 = 21 = 3). That explains why every baptism is conducted in the nameof the Father, the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. After crossing the Red Sea, Godgave them sweet water in camping number four as an indication of what thewhole process was all about – it was about His son who will die on the crossfor the sins of the world. Recall that in Book Two, we did an extensive studyon God’s Supernatural Spiritual Flavor which is an indication of the sweetwater in Marah. His son Jesus Christ will make all things new. Also recall thatthe miracle of sweet water was replayed by Jesus Christ through the womanwho touched his cloak and was instantly healed from bleeding.

2. God asked them to observe camping number 6 by the Red Sea because it wasthis water that God used to baptize the entire Israelite community whichmarks the beginning of our spiritual cleansing from sin with divine number 6.

3. During camping number 10, God gave the Israelites the first water from therock. It was this miracle that God used to give us a vivid picture of what Hewas planning to do for the world through His son Jesus Christ who will cometo die on the cross for the sins of the world to give us eternal life. Because


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Jesus will come from heaven to accomplish this mission, God therefore usedcamping number ten which is the divine number for heaven to show us howthe process will be implemented. During that process, God himself will strikeHis son as a sacrifice to pay for the sins of the world just like He used Moses’staff to strike the rock for water to come out for the Israelites to drink. Whilethe Israelites were observing camping number ten, the Amalekites came andattacked them. God used this battle to show us how His son will establish hischurch on earth which will be officially known as the Supernatural Embassyof Heaven.

4. As soon as the Israelites drank the water from the rock, just as they wereobserving their eleventh camping in the Desert of Sinai, through Moses Godgave man His first set of written laws – The Ten Commandments. God usedthe number 11 = 2 which is his divine number for creation on earth. Thatexplains why not only did God write the laws in two tablets of stone but Healso gave us the law twice because Moses destroyed the first set. While Josephwas in Egypt, eleven of his brothers made a total of two trips to Egypt whichcorresponds to the two occasions that God gave the Law to Moses.

5. After observing their 40th camping in the mountains of Abarim near Nebo,God immediately prepared the Israelites for their next camping which willmark a very crucial point in the life of God’s people. When Moses compiledthe list of camping locations in Numbers 33:1-56, what he did not know wasthat at the last minute before the Israelites enter the Promised Land, God willmake some drastic changes through Joshua. These changes will supernaturallyprepare the Israelites to enter the Promised Land. As soon as Joshua took overfrom Moses, God commanded the Israelites to camp at Gilgal where He alsoasked Joshua to circumcise the Israelites and celebrate the Passover. “At thattime the LORD said to Joshua, ‘Make flint knives and circumcise theIsraelites again.’ So Joshua made flint knives and circumcised the Israelites atGibeath Haaraloth. Then the LORD said to Joshua, ‘Today I have rolled awaythe reproach of Egypt from you.’ So the place has been called Gilgal to thisday. On the evening of the fourteenth day of the month, while camped atGilgal on the plains of Jericho, the Israelites celebrated the Passover. The dayafter the Passover, that very day, they ate some of the produce of the land:unleavened bread and roasted grain. The manna stopped the day after they atethis food from the land; there was no longer any manna for the Israelites, butthat year they ate of the produce of Canaan.” Joshua 5:2-3 and 9-12. WhenGod said He rolled away the reproach of Egypt from the Israelites, He wasbasically saying that what the Israelites were about to do in Gilgal was aspiritual interpretation of crossing from death to life just like we all do whenwe completely repent and give our lives to Jesus Christ as our Lord and

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Savior; this move allows the Holy Spirit to take absolute control of our lives.That explains why when the Israelites crossed the Jordan to arrive at Gilgal,the water from the Dead Sea stopped flowing. “So when the people brokecamp to cross the Jordan, the priests carrying the Ark of the Covenant wentahead of them. Now the Jordan is at flood stage all during harvest. Yet as soonas the priests who carried the ark reached the Jordan and their feet touched thewater’s edge, the water from upstream stopped flowing. It piled up in a heap agreat distance away, at a town called Adam in the vicinity of Zarethan, whilethe water flowing down to the Sea of Arabah (the Salt Sea) was completelycut off. So the People crossed over opposite Jericho. The priests who carriedthe ark of the covenant of the LORD stood firm on dry ground in the middleof the Jordan, while all Israel passed by until the whole nation had completedthe crossing on dry ground.” Joshua 3:14-17. The Salt Sea is another name forthe Dead Sea.

The camping at Gilgal was their 42nd camping as God led them through finalpreparations to enter the Promised Land. With God’s perfect divine plan, if theIsraelites should observe another camping, their 43rd camping will be inside thePromised Land.

43 = 7 (God’s divine number for Holy, Perfect, and Complete).

In the Language of Heaven, this corresponds to the number of years the Israeliteslived in Egypt. “Now the length of time the Israelite people lived in Egypt was 430years. At the end of the 430 years, to the very day, all the LORD’S divisions leftEgypt.” Exodus 12:40-41.

430 = 7

Before celebrating the Passover at Gilgal, while the Israelites were still camped in theplains of Moab across from the Jordan, Moses died; a census of all Israelite men wastaken and the result was 43,730 = 17 which is God’s most powerful divine number onearth. It was absolutely imperative to celebrate the Passover at Gilgal because whilethe Passover in Egypt marked their departure from bondage and death, the Passover atGilgal on the other hand officially marked their entry into freedom and life.

As they camped by the Jordan, God gave the Israelites a direct order on what todo as soon as they enter the Promised Land. “When you cross the Jordan into Canaan,drive out all the inhabitants of the land before you. Destroy all their carved imagesand their cast idols, and demolish all their high places. Take possession of the landand settle in it, for I have given you the land to possess. Distribute the land by lot,according to your clans. To a larger group give a larger inheritance, and to a smallergroup a smaller one. Whatever falls to them by lot will be theirs. Distribute it


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according to your ancestral tribes. But if you do not drive out the inhabitants of theland, those you allow to remain will become barbs in your eyes and thorns in yoursides. They will give you trouble in the land where you will live. And then I will do toyou what I plan to do to them.” Numbers 33:51-56.

Judas Iscariot was a satanic spirit embedded in the twelve disciples chosen byJesus Christ. When the Israelites left Egypt, inherent in God’s chosen people was alsoa satanic bloodline of a few group of people. This group was responsible fororganizing every single rebellion towards God during the journey to the PromisedLand. They were responsible for building the Golden Calf and for attempts to stoneMoses and Aaron on numerous occasions. It is true that God killed the rebelliousgeneration in the desert before the Israelites entered the Promised Land but that didnot stop the satanic bloodline from constantly evolving at regular intervals.

From a supernatural standpoint, God will not voluntarily allow any member ofthis satanic bloodline to enter the Promised Land but because they are constantlyevolving and the fact that divine number two for “Unclean” is always a part ofhumanity, it explains why as soon as the Israelites entered the Promised Land, Joshuadid not hesitate to command the Israelites to discard their foreign gods. Those foreigngods were not made in the Promised Land; the satanic bloodline spiritually broughtthem from Egypt. This satanic bloodline is completely in love with the worship ofancient Egyptian gods. “Now then,” said Joshua, “throw away the foreign gods thatare among you and yield your hearts to the LORD, the God of Israel.” Joshua 24:23.This satanic bloodline buried in the cervix of God’s chosen people, will beresponsible for the historic catastrophic events of evil that will trigger the End of theAge. Just like Judas Iscariot loved money more than he loved Jesus Christ, by thesame token the satanic bloodline that left Egypt with the Israelites will prefer moneyto human life when they set the stage for the meticulous attempt to destroy humanityleading to the End of the Age.

Every time a crucial part of God’s law is ignored or brushed aside by humanity,countless generations usually pay the price of the consequences which explains whyto this day, we are still dealing with the consequences of the actions of Adam and Evein the Garden of Eden as we constantly battle with sin. The failure of the Israelites tocomply with God’s command through Joshua when they entered the Promised Landexplains why Israel struggles to live in peace to this day. This naturally irrevocabledispute is considered the number one Foreign Policy Mission for all world leaders.The relentless quest for peace in the Middle East with special emphasis on Israel,poses an insurmountable challenge to world leaders as they constantly pause,dumfounded, and confused because the mission itself from a supernatural perspectiveis disregarding, unrealistic, and disillusioning.

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InheritanceThe nation of Israel revolves around the covenant God made with Abraham

which was extended to Isaac and Jacob including their descendants. As long as thequest for freedom was still number one in God’s plan, there was no need to remap thetribes of Israel that left Egypt. However, as soon as the Israelites arrived at thePromised Land, God knew that freedom from slavery was no longer a major issue andpreparations were made right away to disregard divine number 12. This numberwhich is God’s divine number for freedom was the primary number for the Israeliteswhen freedom was the top priority for God. To establish a new divine number thatdepicts the situation of the Israelites inside the Promised Land, God introduced a newdivine number. Expanded divine number 13 replaced expanded divine number 12because this new number is God’s expanded divine number to mark the end ofseasons. It is derived from God’s divine number four (13 = 4) which is God’s numberto start and end a process.

When God initially used expanded divine number 13 in Book One, we saw thatHe created thirteen seeds from Cain to Enosh when He marked the end of a season byusing Enosh’s 7th generation who is Noah to create a new world. God markedanother end of season when He gave Jacob thirteen children (twelve sons and onedaughter) because Jacob was the last name in the covenant He made with Abraham.In Book Two, we also saw a powerful manifestation of expanded divine number 13during the three temptations of Jesus Christ. When the Israelites arrived at thePromised Land, to accomplish expanded divine number 13, God decided to createtwo tribes from the tribe of Joseph in memory of Joseph’s divine number 2. Withthese two tribes – Manasseh and Ephraim that came out of Joseph’s tribe, theIsraelites now had 13 tribes. “For the sons of Joseph had become two tribes –Manasseh and Ephraim.” Joshua 14:4. Before the Israelites arrived at the PromisedLand, God through Moses had already divided part of the land as inheritance for twoand a half tribes of Israel. The Bible teaches in Joshua 13:15, 24 and 29 that Mosesgave inheritance to the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh which gives us atotal of two and a half tribes.


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The remaining 10 ½ tribes (13 – 2 ½ ) received their inheritance from Joshua asprescribed by God. As the twelve brothers sat down to share a meal in Egypt duringtheir second visit, because Joseph was able to see through God’s divine plan forIsrael, he knew that the next time the twelve bloodlines will come together again toshare anything, will be in the Promised Land. It will be when the twelve tribes ofIsrael come together to share the inheritance of the land God promised them on oath.When that time comes, the first portion of inheritance to be allotted will be 5 portionsfor the first set of five tribes (2 ½ by Moses and 2 ½ by Joshua). This was also incompliance with the first five portions of the meal that came out of Joseph’s table forBenjamin during the second journey.

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From the Table of Inheritance in Table 40, one thing that stands out is the factthat allotments were not done according to age even though the tribe of Reuben (theoldest) was the first to receive a share. In God’s divine plan for the nation of Israel,because Joseph was at the center of the creation and transformation of the nation ofIsrael, his divine number 2 must play a major role on how the land will be distributed.In compliance with this divine number, not only will God use the two principalleaders (Moses and Joshua) to divide the land, but He will first partition the land intotwo sections. The first section will be six portions allotted to five tribes (2½ by Mosesand 2 ½ by Joshua) with two of those portions allotted to the tribe of Joseph becausethe tribe of Joseph became two tribes – the tribe of Manasseh and the tribe ofEphraim. “Moses had granted the two-and-a-half tribes their inheritance east of theJordan but had not granted the Levites an inheritance among the rest, for the sons ofJoseph had become two tribes – Manasseh and Ephraim. The Levites received no


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share of the land but only towns to live in, with pasturelands for their flocks andherds. So the Israelites divided the land, just as the LORD had commanded Moses.”Joshua 14:3-5.

The Levites did not receive an inheritance because God had a different promisefor them. “But to the tribe of Levi, Moses had given no inheritance; the LORD, theGod of Israel, is their inheritance, as he promised them.” Joshua 13:33. After Mosesallotted portions for the two-and-a-half tribes of Israel, the Bible teaches in Joshua 15through 17 that the first tribes to receive inheritance from Joshua were the tribes ofJudah, Ephraim, and half of the tribe of Manasseh respectively. Group one iscomprised of six portions for the first five tribes that received their inheritance (2½ byMoses and 2½ by Joshua). The remaining tribes will form group two. It is true thatwhen it comes to obeying God’s command, Moses made some mistakes as a leader; itis also true that Joshua was capable of making some spiritual mistakes as the newleader of Israel. However, when it comes to the distribution of the land to theIsraelites, there was no room for mistakes because God’s command must be carefullyimplemented.

The first tribe to receive their inheritance in group one was the tribe of Reubennot because Reuben was the firstborn, but rather because the two groups that God willuse to divide the land represent the two trips that Joseph’s brothers made to Egyptwhile Joseph was in charge of Egypt. God gave a specific command to Joshua on howto divide the remaining part of the land to the tribes of Israel that form group two. “Asfor all the inhabitants of the mountain regions from Lebanon to Misrephoth Maim,that is, all the Sidonians, I myself will drive them out before the Israelites. Be sure toallocate this land to Israel for an inheritance, as I have instructed you, and divide it asan inheritance among the nine tribes and a half of the tribe of Manasseh.” Joshua13:6-7.

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Shiloh and set up the tent of meeting there. The country was brought under theircontrol, but there were still seven Israelite tribes who had not yet received theirinheritance.” Joshua 18:1-2. In Table 42, while group one represents the first journeyto Egypt, group two on the other hand, represents the second journey not necessarilyin terms of the number of individuals that participated in each journey but rather theyshed some light on how the land will be divided among the twelve tribes of Israel.With the exception of the Levites, every single tribe was allotted a portion in keepingwith God’s promise through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.


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Group One plus Group Two = 9 + 7 = 16 = 7

The value of the two groups is the equivalent of the Holy Spirit because if Israel is theNatural Embassy of Heaven, the job of the Holy Spirit is to take care of God’sproperty on earth.

This was the same value that we saw from the three fruits when the ten spies cameback from exploring the Promised Land.

The nation of Israel can never be successfully erased by any human force. Ingroup one and among all the tribes of Israel, the tribe of Reuben received the firstshare because when Joseph’s brothers were planning to kill Joseph, it was Reubenwho stepped in to save his life. Also, when Joseph’s brother made their first trip toEgypt to buy food, not only did Reuben speak out against what his brothers did toJoseph, but he also used his two sons to assure his father Jacob that no harm willcome against Benjamin if he is taken to Egypt to meet Joseph “Didn’t I tell you not tosin against the boy? But you wouldn’t listen! Now we must give an accounting for hisblood.” Genesis 42:22. Jacob allowed Benjamin to go to Egypt because of theassurance he received from Reuben. “You may put both of my sons to death if I donot bring him back to you. Entrust him to my care, and I will bring him back.”Genesis 42:37.

When Joseph’s brothers made their first trip to Egypt, ten of them left Canaan butonly nine of them came back because Joseph kept Simeon in prison pending thearrival of Benjamin. All together, the descendants of Jacob made a total of four tripsto Egypt in keeping with God’s divine number 4 to start and end a process. The firsttrip was made by Joseph alone, his brothers made two trips, and his father made thelast trip with the entire family. God used the wickedness of 9 of Joseph’s brothers toimplement the first trip by Joseph and when Jacob and his descendants made the lasttrip to Egypt, the number of direct descendants that started settlement in Egyptnumbered 70 = 7 in total. In the Garden of Eden, after God finished creating theworld, He rested on the seventh day which means that the number 7 was God’snumber to start the existence of man on earth. It is also God’s number to start thedominion of man over the earth. Eventually thereafter, through the devil manintroduced divine number 9 from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

In God’s plan, the journey of the Israelites to the Promised Land which Jesus isalso going to fulfill will eventually reverse what happened in the Garden of Eden. Itexplains why the outcome of the process in Table 42 must be inversely proportionalto the process of what happened in the Garden of Eden:

In the Garden of Eden, God started with divine number 7 and man laterintroduced divine number 9. From 7 to 9.

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In the Promised Land from Table 42, God started with group one with divinenumber 9 and finished with group two with divine number 7. From 9 to 7.

Although group two represents the last journey made by Jacob and his descendants, itwas actually the outcome of the second journey of Joseph’s brothers that influencedJacob to move to Egypt. In group two, the tribe of Benjamin received the firstallotment because during the second journey of Joseph’s brothers to Egypt as heshared a meal with his brothers, the first portion of food that was served fromJoseph’s table was given to Benjamin. When the land was finally allotted to the 2½plus 9½ tribes of Israel excluding the Levites, the total outcome from both groupsmust sum up to God’s divine number for complete, perfect, and holy which is divinenumber 7.

Group One outcome : Total of old tribe number = 9 Group Two outcome: Total of old tribe number = 7

Total outcome = 9 + 7 = 16 = 7 (God’s number for Holy, perfect, and complete)

If Israel is in fact the Holy Land, then the sum of the two groups must balance thevalue of the Holy Spirit just like we saw earlier with the three fruits that the spiesbrought from exploring the Promised Land. If the nation of Israel is God’s NaturalEmbassy on earth occupied by God’s chosen people, then:

Holy Spirit = (Group One + Group Two)....... Equation HLd-1.

Holy = 8 + 15 + 12 + 25Holy = (8+15) + (12+25)Holy = 23 + 37Holy = 5 + 10

Spirit = 19 + 16 + 9 + 18 + 9 + 20Spirit = (19+16) + (9+18) + (9+20)Spirit = 35+27+29Spirit = 8+9+11

From Equation HLd-1:

5+10+8+9+11 = (Group One + Group Two)5+10+8+9+11 = 9+7(10+8) + (5+9+11) = 9+718+25 = 9+79+7 = 9+716 = 16


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7 = 7

The mission of Jesus Christ was designed to reverse the actions of the devilbecause when God created man, He created us with the attributes of the Tree of Lifewhich is eternal life. In using God’s divine number 2 to reverse the actions of thedevil that started in the Garden of Eden, Fig. 6 shows that the path of Jesus Christ isthe exact opposite of the path of Satan which is in compliance with God’s reverseprinciple of divine number 2. Fig. 6 is a summary illustration of the mission of JesusChrist and the mission of Satan. It shows how Satan strategically approached hismission of contaminating humanity with sin from the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil. When God created man (Adam), He made an image that was a spiritualsymbol of the Tree of Life. For Satan to successfully inject sin into man, he must finda way to replace the spiritual symbol of the Tree of Life inside man with the spiritualsymbol of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil by using the fruit. As soon asman ate from the tree, the supernatural spiritual symbol (the Tree of Life) wasimmediately ejected from the spiritual mechanics of man. The manifestation of theTree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil in man is the fruit which is sin living in thesoul of man.

For Jesus to reverse the process created by Satan, he (Jesus) must start from themanifestation of sin and eventually push it back to the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil where it originally came from. For Jesus to accomplish this task, Godmust transform him to become sin (essentially taking our place) on the cross. With

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the spiritual properties of the cross, Jesus will leave our sins on the cross which has aspiritual property value of (18 = 9) which is the divine number for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil. Later in this book, we will take a closer look at theproperties of the cross of Jesus Christ. By leaving our sins on the cross, we are able toonce again assume the original spiritual properties of the Tree of Life that Godcreated in Adam in the beginning through Jesus Christ.

The 13th DiscipleWhen Jacob was about to die, he knew that God’s expanded divine number for

end of seasons is the number 13 and there will come a time when God will lead theIsraelites out of bondage to inherit the Promised Land. When that time comes, as soonas the Israelites enter the Promised Land, God will mark the end of season inconnection with the freedom of the Israelites from bondage. One advantage that Jacobhad over the other two individuals (Abraham and Isaac) as far as the covenant wasconcerned was the fact that God used Jacob to fulfill the practical aspects of thecovenant – Jacob was used to do most of the work on earth. Unlike Abraham andIsaac who were mostly used for the spiritual phase of the covenant, God on the otherhand used Jacob to do most of the physical work that was required to complete thecovenant.

Abraham = 8 (God’s number for a new beginning)Isaac = 6 (God’s number for sin, man, and dominion)Jacob = 4 (God’s number to start and end a process)Abraham + Isaac + Jacob = 18 = 9 (God’s number for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil).

With God’s divine number 8 for a new beginning, Abraham was the perfectcandidate to use in God’s quest for a new faith-based relationship with man. Unlikethe relationship God originally had with man through Adam and Eve, the relationshipwith Abraham was completely different. Adam and Eve proved to God that man doesnot have what it takes to maintain a flawless (righteous) spiritual relationship withGod and for that reason Isaac was brought into the equation to replicate God’s sonbecause in the new relationship, it will take more than man’s effort to please God. Todemonstrate how God will do it, and what He will use to replace man’s input in theequation, Isaac was therefore introduced as a spiritual catalyst. In this new covenant,God will sacrifice His one and only son on the cross to die for the sins of the world sothat man can successfully have a flawless faith-based relationship with God that isrenewable from time to time through His son Jesus Christ.


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To create a symbol that will spiritually represent His son who will die on thecross, God created Isaac with divine number 6 for the sins of the world. With Jacobbeing marked as the end of the process, God also used Jacob to officially mark thebeginning of the physical process by blessing him with twelve sons who will becomethe framework of the nation of Israel. By using Israel as a symbol of God’sdestination for the world, the twelve sons of Jacob were used to create the tribes ofIsrael because when God’s son comes to pay the price of sin, he will choose twelvedisciples to represent the twelve sons of Jacob. The twelve disciples will not onlybecome the foundation of Jesus’ ministry but they will also be used to establish thechurch which is the Supernatural Embassy of Heaven on Earth just like Israel is theNatural Embassy of Heaven. In God’s divine plan, when Jesus comes to fulfill theFather’s covenant with Abraham, because Jesus will start with Jacob, not Abraham, itexplains why he wasted no time in choosing the twelve disciples.

Jesus knew that the covenant God made with Abraham was a covenant ofcompassion which translates to the church Jesus will build when he addresses the sinsof the world. In conformity with God’s divine number 2 which is used for creation onearth, the covenant was therefore established in two stages. The first stage will be theSpiritual Phase involving Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. This phase will beaccomplished by Jesus Christ when he uses the Holy Trinity as the power house ofhis church. The second stage is the Human Phase which involves the twelve disciplesthat Jesus will use to start his church.

By using Jacob’s descendants to start and end the process that Jesus will followwhen he comes, Jacob was therefore a perfect candidate for God’s divine number 4which is used to start and end a process. As Jacob’s last days on earth drew closer, heasked Joseph to bring his two sons – Ephraim and Manasseh over to him because heknew that God entrusted him with the responsibility of spiritually creating the 13 th

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tribe of Israel through Joseph. “Jacob said to Joseph, God Almighty appeared to me atLuz in the land of Canaan, and there he blessed me and said to me, ‘I am going tomake you fruitful and increase your numbers. I will make you a community ofpeoples, and I will give this land as an everlasting possession to your descendantsafter you.’ Now then, your two sons born to you in Egypt before I came to you herewill be reckoned as mine; Ephraim and Manasseh will be mine, just as Reuben andSimeon are mine. Any children born to you after them will be yours; in the territorythey inherit they will be reckoned under the names of their brothers.” Genesis 48:3-6.From this passage, Jacob sounded like he just pushed aside the parental rights ofJoseph. Now if you were Joseph, you will probably stand there in shock scratchingyour head and wondering “Hey Dad, if you are about to do what I just heard you say,how exactly do you plan to accomplish that since you are about to die?”

The Bible teaches that Jacob had many grandchildren from his twelve sons and ifthat was the case, why did he specifically ask for Joseph’s children? Did Jacob lovethem more than he loved his other grandchildren? The reason Jacob took very specialinterest in Ephraim and Manasseh was because he knew that carving out two tribesout of Joseph will be the channel that God will take to create the additional tribesneeded to bring the final number of tribes to thirteen when the Israelites finally settlein the Promised Land. Recall that when Jesus came to retrace this journey, he startedwith the battle of the Holy Trinity in Book Two which was largely dominated byexpanded divine number 13.

God therefore charged Jacob to bless the two boys in preparation for their futureestablishment as new tribes of Israel. When Jacob said: “Ephraim and Manasseh willbe mine just as Reuben and Simeon are mine” he was not necessarily saying that hewill claim them as his own children. He was trying to say that just like Reuben andSimeon, the two boys - Ephraim and Manasseh have been designated by God as twodistinctive tribes of Israel. Remember that God changed Jacob’s name to Israel andthat’s what makes the word “Mine” in that statement equals to the nation of Israel. Incompliance with God’s divine plan, it explains why as soon as the Israelites enteredthe Promised Land, God immediately commanded Joshua to treat Ephraim andManasseh as two tribes of Israel carved out of Joseph. God gave this commandbecause when His son Jesus Christ comes to retrace the steps of this journey, not onlywill he chose twelve disciples, but he will also appoint the 13th disciple when hismission is accomplished on earth. It was precisely for the purpose of accomplishingGod’s original covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob that Jesus decided to call the13th disciple (Paul) originally known as Saul. The apostle Paul was not chosen bychance; he was appointed by Jesus Christ to complete God’s divine plan of expandeddivine number 13. If Jesus knew this, why did he wait that long to call Paul? Whydidn’t he appoint thirteen disciples in the beginning of his ministry?


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With God’s divine plan, timing is a very crucial element. Just like the Israeliteshad to first enter the Promised Land before creating the 13th tribe, since the PromisedLand represents God’s kingdom on earth, Jesus had to first go back to heaven whichis also the kingdom of God because the call must be made from God’s kingdom.“Meanwhile, Saul was still breathing out murderous threats against the LORD’sdisciples. He went to the high priest and asked him for letters to the synagogues inDamascus, so that if he found any there who belonged to the Way, whether men orwomen, he might take them as prisoners to Jerusalem. As he neared Damascus on hisjourney, suddenly a light from heaven flashed around him. He fell to the ground andheard a voice say to him, ‘Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?’ ‘Who are you,Lord?’ Saul asked. ‘I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting,’ he replied. ‘Now get upand go into the city, and you will be told what you must do.’ The men travelling withSaul stood there speechless; they heard the sound but did not see anyone.” Acts 9:1-7.

If Jesus was going to appoint the 13th disciple, why did he not find anotherfisherman or tax collector like he did with the sons of Zebedee and Matthew? Whatwas so special about Saul that made him the perfect candidate for disciple numberthirteen? When Joseph was in Egypt, we know that he did everything to preserve hisrelationship with God which was a clear testimony that not only did he detestEgyptian gods, he also never worshipped them. If that was the case, why did heaccept the idol worshipping woman that Pharaoh offered him for a wife? From thelessons of Solomon, Joseph of all people knew that accepting to marry an idolworshipper is a very dangerous spiritual gamble.

As the appointed Ambassador of Heaven, the only reason why Joseph acceptedPharaoh’s gift was because when God gave him the meaning of Pharaoh’s dreams,God also told him how Pharaoh was going to react. One of Pharaoh’s reactions thatGod revealed to Joseph was the fact that Joseph will be asked to marry an Egyptianwoman. God therefore approved it as part of the divine plan for the nation of Israeland the world at large. One of the most important attributes of God’s divine numbersis that when He assigns you one of them to work with, you never make a criticaldecision in life without His consent. Your life is no longer “Business as usual”.

Joseph and Joshua were experts in using their divine numbers. It explains whyeverything Jesus did on earth including the miracles were all part of God’s plan forhim. Not only was Joseph’s wife an idol worshipper, she also came from theprestigious royal bloodline of Egypt which even made matters spiritually worsebecause her bloodline was actively responsible for rigorously oppressing the Israelitesas slaves. If God’s desire was to use a perfect bloodline to create the 13 th tribe ofIsrael then regardless of Joseph’s untainted spiritual record, Ephraim and Manassehwill be disqualified because of the bloodline of their mother. God used Joseph and hisEgyptian wife to create the 13th tribe because when Jesus comes to fulfill the missionof addressing the sins of the world and building his church with twelve disciples, the

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13th disciple will be chosen from a bloodline with traits of oppression towards God’schosen people – the Israelites. When the 13th tribe was created in the Promised Land,the definition of God’s chosen people was “The Israelites”. But when Jesus called the13th disciple, the definition of God’s chosen people became “The Disciples of JesusChrist”. That explains why Jesus decided to call Saul who was officially authorizedand publicly known for persecuting the disciples of Jesus Christ. Saul therefore hadthe same spiritual traits that were found in the bloodline of Joseph’s wife. AlthoughJacob’s descendants lived in Egypt for more than four hundred years, Joseph was theonly Israelite that eventually married an Egyptian woman.

With respect to God’s supernatural divine plan for humanity perfectly carved outof His plan for the nation of Israel, the call of Apostle Paul by Jesus Christ wasnothing but a fulfillment of the 13th tribe of the nation of Israel that came out of theoriginal tribe of Joseph. It is true that each of Jacob’s twelve sons also had male seedsjust like Joseph; irrespective of this Biblical truth, God however decided toconcentrate His plan of creating a 13th tribe of Israel strictly by using the sons ofJoseph. This supernatural preference also explains why even though Jesus appointedSimon Peter to head his church before he ascended into heaven, Apostle Paul


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however was used to write more than 48% of the New Testament Books of the HolyBible. To perfectly replicate the 13th tribe of Israel, it explains why God allowedApostle Paul to write 13 books of the New Testament, as follows:

By using Apostle Paul (the 13th disciple) who was also the last disciple Jesuscalled, to write 13 books of the New Testament, God effectively fulfilled His divineplan of replicating the last divine number for the nation of Israel which is expandeddivine number 13. This also proves that when Jesus successfully completed hismission on earth, it was an indication of the Israelites entering the Promised Landwhere God carved out the 13th tribe. In God’s divine plan, it was absolutely necessaryto create the 13th tribe when the Israelites entered the Promised Land becauseremember that in Book One, back in Egypt it took 12 unique miracles and 13miraculous signs to finally set the Israelites free from the bondage of slavery.

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CHAPTER 4

SUPERNATURAL TRANSFORMATION

The Punishmenthe Bible teaches that after Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledgeof Good and Evil, as they were hiding from God among the trees, God calledAdam. In Adam’s attempt to explain why he was hiding from God, the only

reason he gave God was that he discovered he was naked. God immediately askedhim if he ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. In the process ofinvestigating what happened and how it happened, God started the interrogationprocess with Adam and walked His way up to Eve and the Serpent. Even though Godreceived explanations from Adam and Eve, those explanations did not deter Himfrom immediately pronouncing punishments for Adam, Eve, and the Serpent.

As soon as God discovered that Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil because they were deceived by the serpent, God’s angershould have been principally directed to the serpent as the key suspect. Notice thatGod started the interrogation process with Adam because in life, the principle ofaccountability is not a human invention. It is the same principle that Jesus will apply

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to the human race on judgment day because Jesus gave us the Holy Bible and we areindividually accountable for the life that God has given to us. God started with Adambecause in a chain of command, whoever is in charge is usually held accountable forany failures in the system. Likewise if the system is successful, the leader will alsotake the credit. When God planted the Garden of Eden, He put Adam in charge andappointed Eve as a suitable helper.

The serpent had no responsibility role and was also the last in the chain ofcommand. That notwithstanding, when God was about to pronounce punishmentsdesigned for each participant, God changed the sequence. The first punishment wasissued to the serpent, while the last punishment was issued to Adam.

To pronounce unique consequences for all three players, God used the sequence ofthe path that sin navigated to enter the world. God pronounced the first punishmentfor the serpent, followed by Eve and finally Adam.

God used this approach because just like sin was designed to inflict suffering andpain, the individual punishments God designed for all three were also intended toinflict suffering and pain in the life of each participant – Adam, Eve, and the Serpent.It was God’s way of systematically injecting the principle of divine number 2 where


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members of a pair are the exact opposites of each other. In this case, the first paincame from God’s adversary (Satan) while the second pain came from God.

Reinstating PeterAs Jesus prepares to reinstate Peter after the prophecy fulfillment that made Peter

deny him three times, Jesus knew that the process of reinstating Peter will involve areplay and supernatural spiritual correction of what happened to Adam and Eve in theGarden of Eden. When Adam and Eve marked the beginning of the fall of man givingbirth to sin, that fiasco was about the first two humans that God made. We know fromBible teachings that the number two is God’s divine number for creation but after thefall of man, it also immediately became God’s number for unclean when He gaveNoah specific instructions on how to fill the Ark. “Take with you seven of every kindof clean animal, a male and its mate, and have two of every kind of unclean animal, amale and its mate.” Genesis 7:2.

God introduced divine number 7 for clean after He made man and saw thateverything was good and commanded man to keep the seventh day (Sabbath day)holy. In the process of reinstating Peter as the head of his church, to make itsynonymous to the role that Adam was commanded to play in the Garden of Eden,Jesus therefore used the gathering of seven disciples to set the stage for the ceremony.“Simon Peter, Thomas (called Didymus), Nathanael from Cana in Galilee, the sons ofZebedee, and two other disciples were gathered. ‘I am going out to fish, Simon Petertold them, and they said, ‘We’ll go with you.’ So they went out and got into the boat,but that night they caught nothing.” John 21:2-3.

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The timing for this ceremony was perfect because after Jesus paid the price forthe sins of the world on the cross, it was time to bring man back to the Kingdom ofGod otherwise known as the Garden of Eden. From Bible teachings we know that thenumber 7 is God’s divine number for clean. Man was a clean creature when God gavehim the keys to the kingdom but when God took the keys away from man as sin madeits way into the world, man’s spiritual nature at that point was unclean. “Early in themorning, Jesus stood on the shore, but his disciples did not realize that it was Jesus.He called out to them, ‘Friends, haven’t you any fish?’ ‘No,’ they answered. He said,‘Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some.’ When they did,they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish. Then thedisciple whom Jesus loved said to Peter, ‘It is the Lord!’ As soon as Simon Peterheard him say, ‘It is the Lord,’ he wrapped his outer garment around him (for he hadtaken it off) and jumped into the water. The other disciples followed in the boat,towing the net full of fish, for they were not far from shore, about a hundred yards.When they landed, they saw a fire of burning coals there with fish on it, and somebread.” John 21:4-9.

The Bible teaches that before Jesus appeared to his disciples that early morningthey had been fishing all night but caught nothing. This was the same scenario thatwas displayed when Jesus called Simon Peter at the beginning of his ministry. Recallthat Simon Peter had been fishing but caught nothing when Jesus called him. Godplanned the moment for the disciples to fish all night to no avail because He wantedthem to be frustrated, tired, and hungry. From a natural standpoint, while it is easierto get someone’s attention when they are in a good mood, on the other hand, from aspiritual standpoint, it is a lot easier to get someone’s attention when they are tired,frustrated, painful, and hopeless.

Remember that back in the Garden of Eden before the serpent tempted Adam andEve, they were very hungry; and likewise before Satan tempted Jesus Christ, theBible also teaches that he was hungry. As Jesus prepared to welcome his disciplesfrom the unsuccessful fishing trip, the Bible teaches that he had a fire of burning coalswith fish on it and some bread. Jesus knew that his disciples will be hungry when heappears to them and he also wanted to make sure that the first meal they will eat forthat day must come from him. This was designed to be a symbol of the first meal thatAdam and Eve ate when they failed God in the Garden of Eden. “Jesus said to them,‘Bring some of the fish you have just caught.’ Simon Peter climbed aboard anddragged the net ashore. It was full of large fish, 153, but even with so many the netwas not torn. Jesus said to them, ‘Come and have breakfast.’ None of the disciplesdared ask him, ‘Who are you?’ They knew it was the Lord. Jesus came, took thebread and gave it to them, and did the same with the fish. This was now the third timeJesus appeared to his disciples after he was raised from the dead.” John 21:10-14.


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When Jesus called out to his disciples from the shore, the Bible teaches that hisdisciples did not initially recognize him.

The only reason why the disciples did not recognize Jesus was because heappeared to them in a different image completely different from what they knewbefore he died on the cross. They were unable to recognize him because in fulfillmentof what happened in the Garden of Eden, we know that Adam and Eve also did notrecognize Satan when he appeared to them in the image of the serpent in the Gardenof Eden. However, as soon as they realized it was Jesus, they all ran to him becausethey were very excited to see him again. Unlike in the Garden of Eden where Adamand Eve hid from God when they heard His voice, Jesus’ disciples were completelydrawn to him in a mad rush. Remember that in the beginning of his ministry Jesusused Peter to perform a similar miraculous catch of fish. By repeating the samemiracle, was Jesus trying to play back the events that marked the beginning of hisministry?

When Jesus came looking for his disciples he knew they could hear him from theshore and that is why he did not bother to go into the water. Another very importantreason why Jesus stood by the shore was because after Adam and Eve sinned in theGarden of Eden, God called Adam from some distance away, from where Adam washiding with Eve. The Bible also took the time to inform us that Simon Peter was notwearing his outer garment when Jesus called. Why was Peter the only one without anouter garment in the boat? Why did he take it off? Peter took off his outer garmentprior to Jesus’ arrival because of the same type of prophecy fulfillment that engulfedhim when he denied Jesus three times. It had nothing to do with Peter’s judgment. Hewas not wearing his outer garment because when God called out to Adam who was incharge of the Garden of Eden, Adam was naked but as soon as God finished hisconversation with Adam, Eve, and the serpent, God put an outer garment on Adamand Eve.

When God called Adam he did not bother to ask who was calling because heknew it was God just like Jesus’ disciples did not bother to ask him (Jesus) becausethey knew it was the Lord Jesus Christ when they came out of the boat. The fire ofburning coals was used as a supernatural indication of God’s presence. In themeeting, the three Godheads were all present - the Father, the Son, and the HolySpirit because Jesus was about to reinstate Simon Peter to head the church which isthe Supernatural Embassy of Heaven on Earth.

The Father = The Fire of burning coals. The Son (Jesus) = In person. The Holy Spirit = The Fire and the water.

In Psalm 18:8, the Bible uses “Fire of burning coals” to describe one of God’squalities. “Smoke rose from his nostrils; consuming fire came from his mouth;burning coals blazed out of it.” Everything was spiritually perfect as man ate the first

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food again; this time, not from the serpent (Satan) but from the Holy Trinity as it wasmeant to be in the beginning because Jesus had just finished paying the price of sin onthe cross. One remarkable statement that Jesus made as he was standing there waitingfor his disciples to come out of the water, was when he asked them to bring some ofthe fish they just caught. From this statement, it will appear as if Jesus did not haveenough fish in the fire to feed everybody that was present. It will also appear as ifJesus was originally preparing to eat alone when he suddenly saw his disciples. If anyof these scenarios holds the truth, then why did Jesus only use the one fish he had inthe fire to feed his disciples? Even though his disciples brought some of the fish heasked for, that supply never made it to the fire of burning coals. Why did Jesus askfor more fish? The Bible teaches that the disciples caught a total of 153 fish thatmorning.

153 = 9

Notice how Jesus did not ask them to bring all of the 153 fish to him; we shouldalso recall that the number 9 is the divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil. The Bible teaches that as soon as they finished eating, Jesus posed apuzzling question to Peter. “Jesus said to Simon Peter, ‘Simon son of John, do youtruly love me more than these?’ ‘Yes, Lord,’ he said, ‘you know that I love you.’Jesus said, ‘Feed my lambs.’ Again Jesus said, ‘Simon son of John, do you truly loveme?’ He answered, ‘Yes, Lord, you know that I love you.’ Jesus said, ‘Take care ofmy sheep.’ The third time he said to him, ‘Simon son of John, ‘do you love me?’Peter was hurt because Jesus asked him the third time, ‘Do you love me?’ He said,‘Lord you know all things; you know that I love you.’ Jesus said, ‘Feed my sheep.’”John 21:15-17. Now, what was Jesus referring to when he said “More than these?”Was he referring to the rest of his disciples? Jesus was definitely not referring to that;he was referring to the pleasures of life because remember that it was Simon Peterwho brought the idea of going fishing that morning. Jesus was not expecting SimonPeter to immediately go back to his old occupation after all the teachings he receivedfrom him over a period of three years.

When Jesus said, “Do you love me more than these?” he was referring to the fishhe asked them to bring from their catch. Jesus pointed to the fish when he posed thefirst question to Simon Peter because he used it as a reference to the pleasures of theworld. How many times have we heard people profess their faith in Jesus Christ butdeep inside their hearts, they still strongly love anything that puts money in theirpockets more than they love Jesus? They will not think twice to push Jesus asidebecause they only honor him with their lips.

When Jesus pointed to the fish from the group of 153 and said to Peter; “Do youlove me more than these?”, from a natural perspective, he was referring to thepleasures of life; but from a supernatural perspective, he was referring to the spiritualsymbol of the group of fish which represented the Tree of the Knowledge of Good


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and Evil. The only time in the Bible that Jesus strictly put man’s love for God in acontest was in Matthew 6:24 when he said, “No one can serve two masters. Either hewill hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise theother. You cannot serve both God and money.” We know that money shares the samedivine number with the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil which is the number9.

Money = 13 + 15 + 14 +5 + 25Money = (13 + 15) + (14 + 5 + 25)Money = 28 +44Money = 10 + 8Money = 18 = 9

While the number 9 is the divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil, the number 18 is the expanded divine number for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil. In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve made thedecision to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil while ignoringGod’s command; their actions were a clear testimony of their love for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil. “When the woman saw that the fruit of the tree wasgood for food and pleasing to the eye, and also desirable for gaining wisdom, shetook some and ate it.” Genesis 3:6. Jesus wanted to make sure that Simon Peter wasstrong enough to lead the church and avoid the same mistake that Adam and Evemade in the Garden of Eden.

From a supernatural spiritual standpoint, the center of gravity of all falseteachings in the church is embedded with the qualities that Adam and Eve saw in thefruit that came from the serpent. Jesus also knew that Peter’s strength alone was notgoing to be enough to sustain him and the church from the ravaging forces oftemptation that brought Adam and Eve to their spiritual knees. That explains whyJesus asked Simon Peter the same question three times because it was his way ofwrapping up that ceremony with his supernatural divine number 3. By using hissupernatural divine number 3 as the supernatural glue to hold that moment together, italso explains why the following were present:

1. The three Godheads were present (The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit).2. It was Jesus’ third appearance to his disciples.3. Jesus asked Peter the same question three times.

One of the reasons why Jesus asked his disciples to bring some of the fish theycaught that morning was because in the Garden of Eden, what Satan gave Adam andEve was a part of the Tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil which was essentiallythe fruit. In the Language of Heaven, because Satan did not give Adam and Eve thetree itself, it explains why Jesus did not ask for all 153 fish. Adam and Eve ate the

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fruit from the tree and since Jesus already paid the price of the consequences of theiractions by shedding his precious blood on the cross, there was no need for man to eatfrom the tree again. That explains why nobody ate from the 153 fish that was caughtthat morning.

Jesus asked for some of the 153 fish because he did not come to take away theTree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil; he came to take away the sins of the worldwhich is part of the tree. By using the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil as asymbol of Satan and the fruit as a symbol of sin, Jesus therefore asked his disciples tobring only some of the 153 fish because he was also trying to demonstrate that hetook away the sins of the world but Satan still remains in the world. That explainswhy Jesus concluded his meeting with his disciples that morning talking about hisreturn when he will finally deal with the eradication of Satan from the world. The firstmiracle Jesus performed was changing water to wine and the first spiritual meal hehad with his twelve disciples was the Passover feast using bread and wine.

Bread = 3Wine = 6

During the Passover feast, the bread was a symbol of his body while the winewas a symbol of his blood. The last spiritual meal Jesus had with his disciples was themeal of bread and fish with seven disciples by the Sea of Tiberias during themiraculous fish catch of 153.


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Fish = 6Body = 10Blood = 3Body + Blood = 13

The number 13 is God’s expanded divine number to mark the end of a season. Jesustherefore transformed the bread and wine to become his body and blood respectivelyto mark the end of the season of bondage in connection with the soul of man undersin.

In the Language of Heaven, if the food (Bread and Fish) that Jesus gave to hisdisciples that morning represents the first fruit (food) that Adam and Eve ate in theGarden of Eden, then:

Fruit = Bread + Fish

From Bible teachings, the Language of Heaven, and the Spiritual Symbols ofSatan and Sin in Table 48, if the first fruit and the meal by the sea both represent thesins of the world, then:

Sin = The Fruit ……… (Equation A)(Equation A) = First meal of Adam and Eve.

Sin = Bread + Fish …………… (Equation B)(Equation B) = Last meal with his (7) disciples.Sin = 42 = 6 (Divine number for sin, man, and dominion)

We know from Bible teachings that during the Passover Feast, the bread was his bodyand the wine was his blood in the process of taking away our sins.

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Sin = Bread + Wine …. (Equation C)(Equation C) = The Passover and first meal with his disciples.

This now brings us to:(Equation C) = (Equation B) = (Equation A)

Bread + Wine = Fish + Bread ……… (Equation D)3 + 6 = 6 + 39 = 9

This proves beyond any reasonable spiritual doubt, that the last meal Jesus hadwith his disciples was therefore a playback of the Passover feast which was his firstspiritual meal with them and a symbol of his supernatural mission on earth – to die onthe cross to take away the sins of the world. It is also a playback of the first mealAdam and Eve had in the Garden of Eden. Before we proceed, it is very important topause and remind ourselves of the following:

1. If Bread + Fish = Sin2. And Bread + Wine = His body + His blood3. And he used his body and his blood to take away the sins of the world,

therefore:

Bread + Fish = Bread + Wine …………… (Equation B) = (Equation C)

From the First and Last Spiritual Meals in Table 49, since Bread + Wine = 9

And Bread + Fish = 9 as well, therefore:

The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9 = Sin.

God was absolutely right as the Bible teaches that sin came from the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil. God was also correct when He warned Adam thateating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil will produce the wages ofsin which is death. When Jesus was at the wedding ceremony with his mother and hisdisciples, before he performed the miracle of wine, his mother told him the weddingofficials had no wine left. “When the wine was gone, Jesus’ mother said to him,‘They have no more wine.’” John 2:3. The Bible teaches that there were six stonewater jars nearby and Jesus instructed the wedding servants to fill the jars with water.“Jesus said to the servants, ‘Fill the jars with water’” John 2:7. After Jesus performedthe miracle, the only wine that was available at the wedding was the wine that Jesusjust made. Jesus used 6 jars of water to make 6 jars of wine.

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Wine = 6

6 x Water = 6 x Wine ………… (Wine Equation)6 x 4 = 6 x 624 = 366 = 9

From this miracle, Jesus was also telling us that the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil with divine number 9 and the sins of the world with divine number 6are inseparable – they have the same supernatural spiritual DNA because they are oneand the same. When the wine was made, the water supernaturally disappearedbecause that’s what Jesus used to make the wine. In this case, the only divine numberthat remained standing at the wedding after making the wine was divine number 9which corresponds to the right hand side of the wine equation.

Final result of Wine Miracle = 36 = 9 with zero water left.

The wine miracle marks the first official supernatural communication between JesusChrist and humanity because back in the Garden of Eden, we saw in Book One thatthe first official supernatural communication between God and humanity was also thestatement of 36 words contained in Genesis 2:16-17 specifically addressing the Treeof the Knowledge of Good and Evil.

Likewise before Jesus miraculously helped his seven disciples to catch 153 fish, therewas one fish in the fire of burning coals and Jesus fed them with the fish.

Fish = 6

Because nobody ate from the 153 fish that came out of the boat, the total number offish remaining when they finished eating was 153 fish.

153 = 9(Fish x 153) = (6 x 153)153 fish = 918918 = 18 = 9

The number 9 and expanded divine number 18 are both numbers for the Tree ofthe Knowledge of Good and Evil. It was all about confronting sin head-on throughthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil which houses the supernaturalmechanics of the sins of the world. In both miracles (the wedding and the 153miraculous catch of fish), Jesus started with divine number 6 and finished with divinenumber 9. Also, in both miracles divine number 6 disappeared, leaving only divinenumber 9 because Jesus came to take away the sins of the world, not the source ofsin. After Jesus died on the cross, he took away the sins of the world with divine

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number 6 but the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9, wasnot the principal target of his mission as far as erosion is concerned. The Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil which is the source of sin will be God’s principal targetwhen Jesus comes the second time during the End of the Age.

Breakfast with the Holy TrinityWhen Jesus resurrected from the dead, there were eleven disciples left; but when

he had breakfast with his disciples by the Sea of Tiberias, only seven disciples werepresent. What happened to the other four disciples? Did they stop believing in JesusChrist? There were only seven disciples present because God was about to manifestHimself to humanity like never before. In life, we have a common tradition where asour children grow up to become adults, we feel confident sending them away tocollege or university sometimes very far away from home.

When it is time for our children to graduate from school, we feel very proud toattend their graduation ceremony regardless of the distance because we cherish thelove we have for our children and we want to show them that we are very proud oftheir academic accomplishments. It was the same relationship that played out betweenGod and His son. Jesus Christ left heaven and came to us on earth to fulfill theFather’s mission of paying the price for the sins of the world with his blood on thecross. After the mission was accomplished and Jesus was about to establish hischurch on earth, it is synonymous to your child’s graduation ceremony we just talkedabout. Jesus was about to go back to heaven after successfully completed the missionthat brought him to the world; for this reason the Holy Trinity had to be present forhis graduation ceremony which will involve sharing a meal and supernaturallyestablish his church through his disciples.

After his resurrection, Jesus was no longer the Jesus we knew before he died onthe cross. Unlike the Jesus that was born in flesh through the Virgin Mary, the newresurrected Jesus had no human flesh. After his resurrection, his body was in theabsolute transcendent image of God which is a spiritual body. As he sat down to eatbreakfast with his disciples early that morning, the only time such a ceremony tookplace in the history of humanity where God sat down with humans to eat, was whenGod invited Moses, Aaron, Abihu, Nadab, and seventy elders of Israel for a meal inheaven in Exodus 24:1-18.

That meeting was organized by God to confirm the covenant of the Law ofMoses (The Old Testament). Let’s recall that Jesus came to fulfill the Law and theProphets by giving us The New Testament. To confirm this new law, it also explainswhy the Holy Trinity had to be present for the breakfast Jesus prepared for hisdisciples. By eating with his disciples that morning, it was a supernatural meeting


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because “God had breakfast with 7 disciples of Jesus Christ.” The first time God hada meal with humans was when Moses took the delegation of Israelite elders to seeGod in heaven in Exodus 24. In compliance with God’s divine number 2, the meetingby the Sea of Tiberias had some opposite manifestations as compared to the meetingthat took place in heaven:

The meeting by the Sea of Tiberias took place on earth. During the meeting in heaven, out of the 72 elders of Israel, God only

disclosed the names of two elders (Nadab and Abihu). The names of theremaining 70 elders were not disclosed. 70 = 7.

During the meeting on earth, out of the seven disciples, the Bible disclosedonly 5 names. Two names were not disclosed by God.

The major manifestation of God’s law of divine number 2 from both meetingsis the fact that in one meeting (in heaven), 2 names were disclosed but inanother meeting (on earth), 2 names were not disclosed. Remember that God’sLaw of Divine Number 2 states that: Members of a pair must be the exactopposites of each other.

When the meeting took place in heaven, the value of the seventy two elders wasin perfect compliance with God’s Spiritual Acceptability Test (GSAT) Score of 7which is God’s number for Holy. As far as the names of the disciples who attendedthe meeting on earth are concerned, we shall call Simon Peter just Peter because Jesusrejected the name Simon and only one disciple was allowed by heaven to keep twonames – Judas Iscariot.

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From Table 49b, the total value that attended the meeting in heaven was 253while the total value for those who were present during the meeting on earth was 313.From God’s supernatural plan, each total value must balance the divine number of thecorresponding venue; in this case, Heaven and Earth.

Heaven = 253 = 10 (God’s divine number for Heaven).

Earth = 313 = 7 (God’s divine number for the Earth).

From the Chart of Heaven, the values of heaven and earth are as follows:

Heaven = 8 + 5 + 1 + 22 + 5 + 14 = 55 = 10Earth = 5 + 1 + 18 + 20 + 8 = 52 = 7

Out of the 74 humans that attended the meeting in heaven, 72 of them wererepresentatives (elders) of Israel because Moses and Aaron worked for God. Likewiseduring the meeting on earth, the 7 disciples were also representing the nation ofIsrael. The values that represented Israel in heaven and on earth were as follows:

In Heaven = 70 + 22 + 41 = 133 = 7On Earth = 313 = 7

In God’s perfect supernatural divine plan for both meetings, the first digit of eachvalue representing Israel must be the divine number of the Godhead that is currentlyin charge of the venue. The two venues are Heaven and Earth. When the meeting tookplace in heaven, the value of those representing Israel was:

253 – (Moses + Aaron)253 – (71+49) = 133

From the number 133, the first digit in this case is the number 1. This is theSupernatural Divine Number for God Himself who is in charge of Heaven. But whenthe meeting took place on earth, the value representing the nation of Israel was (all 7disciples) 313 and the first digit is the number 3 which is the Supernatural DivineNumber of Jesus Christ because at the time of the meeting, Jesus Christ was theGodhead in charge of the earth. However, he later transferred power and authority tothe Holy Spirit before he ascended into heaven. From the two values representing thenation of Israel, we can clearly see that both values were in strict compliance withGod’s GSAT Score for Holiness which is the number 7.

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As far as heaven and earth are concerned, there is only one thing thatdifferentiates them from each other. It is the supernatural force from the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9 responsible for injecting sin intohumanity through Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. The presence of sin fromthis tree is what supernaturally demarcates heaven from the earth. If this is theBiblical truth, then likewise for the two meetings, the difference between the twovalues that represent Israel (in the shape of humanity) must also be the divine numberfor the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. It must be the number 9.

313 – 133 = 180 = 9

Jesus said to Peter: “And I tell you that you are Peter, and on this rock I willbuild my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.” Matthew 16:18. Jesusmade this statement because when the time comes for him to reinstate Peter to headthe Church of God, not only will Jesus be present in Godly form but also, the threeGodheads will be present. When Peter was supernaturally given the authority andpower to head God’s Church, it was like no other moment in the history of humanitybecause God had breakfast with man for the first time on earth. This time around itwas completely different because back in the Garden of Eden, Satan had breakfastwith Adam and Eve. While the dinner party with Moses’ delegation took place inheaven when Jesus saw Satan fall like lightning from heaven in Luke 10:18, thebreakfast party on the other hand took place on earth with the disciples just as Jesuswas about to make preparations to go back to heaven. The Bible teaches in Luke6:12-16, that before Jesus died on the cross he officially chose 12 disciples whom hedesignated apostles as follows:

1. Peter2. Andrew3. James4. John5. Philip6. Bartholomew7. Matthew8. Thomas9. James10. Simon11. Judas12. Judas Iscariot

If we compare this list to the list of 7 disciples in Table 49b that had breakfastwith the Holy Trinity, you will notice that Nathanael was not one of the twelve namesBiblically listed as the disciples of Jesus Christ. With God’s divine plan to use this

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meeting to supernaturally establish the church, it was therefore absolutely necessaryto set the stage in compliance with God’s divine numbers for Holy and Sin. Throughthe Holy Spirit, the church will overshadow the sins of man because the church willalways be holy. For the church to remain holy it must be established with God’sdivine number 7 for Holiness; on the other hand, for the church to overshadow thesins of man, the absence of the source of sin (The Tree of the Knowledge of Goodand Evil) with divine number 9 must be manifested through the names of the disciplespresent in the meeting. Peter’s decision to go fishing at a time when seven out oftwelve disciples were gathered in a unique location, was nothing but a ProphecyFulfillment for a supernatural breakfast with the Holy Trinity similar to what we sawwhen he denied Jesus three times. When we think of the Holy Trinity, weimmediately think of the permanent seat of God’s Spirit.

The Biblical birth of God’s Spirit is in the opening statement of the Book ofGenesis with specific reference to “Water”. “In the beginning God created theheavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darkness was over thesurface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.” Genesis 1:1-2. The first time God had a meeting with man on earth was after He planted thegarden in Eden. During that meeting, God brought all the creatures He had made toman (Adam) for a naming ceremony because He gave Adam the authority to picknames for each creature. “Now the LORD God had formed out of the ground all thebeasts of the field and all the birds of the air. He brought them to the man to see whathe would name them; and whatever the man called each living creature, that was itsname. So the man gave names to all the livestock, the birds of the air and all the beatsof the field.” Genesis 2:19-20. Notice that during that ceremony, the creatures of thesea (water) were not invited. God completely excluded the creatures of the sea fromthe meeting because He had a different plan for them in the future.

In compliance with divine number 2, when it was time for God to hold thesecond and last meeting with man on earth, the only creatures that He used were thecreatures of the sea (Fish). It explains why Peter’s decision to go fishing on thatparticular occasion, was not necessarily a voluntary spiritual failure. It was God’sway of showing us that the spirit of man does not have what it takes to sustain thechurch of Jesus Christ. Recall that when we talked about the features of the Garden ofEden in Book Two using Jesus’ visit to the temple, the creatures of the sea were theonly group of creatures that were missing from the temple. When Jesus visited thetemple which is God’s house, the Bible teaches that the temple was no longer a holyplace which explains why the creatures of the sea that dwell in the water with God’sspirit were also missing from the temple.

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Trinity had breakfast with the seven disciples to establish the Church of Jesus Christ,the creatures of the sea (fish) were therefore the only creatures present because God’snew temple (the church) will always be holy. While the members of the church are allsinners, the church of Jesus Christ on the other hand, will always remain holy. This isprecisely what Jesus was trying to tell Simon Peter; “And I tell you that you are Peter,and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of Hades will not overcome it.”Matthew 16:18.

The official Biblical list of the twelve disciples is consistent in Matthew 10:3,Mark 3:18, Luke 6:14, and Acts 1:13. We know from Bible teachings in John 1:47that Nathanael was one of the disciples Jesus called and he is also known asBartholomew. However, after he was called, the Bible stopped using the nameNathanael in the official list of twelve disciples because the Bible persistentlyaddressed him as Bartholomew. But when Jesus decided to reinstate Peter byorganizing a supernatural breakfast meeting with the Holy Trinity, the Bible suddenlyreintroduced the name Nathanael in the list of seven disciples in John 21:2. Why didNathanael, all of a sudden replace Bartholomew during the breakfast meeting with theHoly Trinity? When Jesus first saw Nathanael in John 1:47, he described him as anIsraelite without deceit. “Here is a true Israelite, in whom there is nothing false.”With this description and because the seven disciples were representing the nation ofIsrael during the meeting with the Holy Trinity, it was therefore very important toGod that the name Nathanael be included in the list of disciples.

The most important reason why God used the name Nathanael instead ofBartholomew was because of the GSAT Score. For the seven disciples to appearbefore Him the list of names must meet the GSAT Score requirement of 7 for Holy;in this case divine number 9 must be strictly avoided. Remember in Book One wesaw how God systematically avoided divine number 9 when the inheritance wasallotted to the Israelites in the Promised Land. We also saw another episode of Godavoiding divine number 9 when He invited Moses, Aaron, Nadab, Abihu, and 70elders of Israel in Exodus 24:1-8.

If the breakfast meeting with the seven disciples was designed to also address thespiritual mistakes of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, then divine number 9 forthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil must be strictly avoided by God usingthe names of the seven disciples. Table 49C is a comparative table of the sevendisciples using Nathanael as a substitute for Bartholomew during the breakfastmeeting. This table reveals some interesting results to help you understand thereasons why Jesus decided to use specific names for the disciples that were destinedto participate in the meeting.

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Looking at the right hand side of Table 49c, it is very clear that in the Languageof Heaven, God decided to use the name Nathanael for the list of disciples designatedto represent the nation of Israel for the last meeting between God and humanity. Theleft hand side of the table meets the Holy requirement of divine number 7 for God’sSpiritual Acceptability Test Score (GSAT Score). It was all about making sure thatthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9 be completelyavoided at all cost from the meeting. God’s decision to keep the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil away from everything that had to do with the church ofHis son explains why Jesus also avoided the Tree by making sure that no one ate fromthe 153 fish caught by the disciples that morning because:

153 = 9

Spiritual IdentityAs citizens of a nation, we all have unique individual identities that clearly set us

apart from all other members of the society. It could be something as simple as yourSocial Security Number, your DNA or even your likes and preferences in life. Yourphysical identity is very obvious and everybody can see it as you carry yourselfaround because you can’t hide from the world. On the other hand, your spiritual


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identity can only be felt as you exhibit your inner self from the way you approach thestruggles of life. Your spiritual identity describes who you are. Joseph knew himself;he knew he was the spoiled little kid who was very much loved and receivedeverything from Daddy including an expensive coat of many colors. But when hefound himself in prison in Egypt, he knew he had to redefine and change his spiritualidentity. He decided to become tough, brave, and relentless. He became very hopefuland trusting God with everything.

I want you to take a piece of paper and draw a table with two columns; on the lefthand side of the table call it “Who am I” and write down what you know aboutyourself; on the right hand side, call it “What I want” and write down what you wantfrom life. If both sides conflict with each other, then you know your chart isunbalanced. What I mean by unbalanced is that if the things you want from life arenot achievable by using what you listed in the “Who am I” column then your chartneeds some serious spiritual makeover.

Changing what you want might be the easier road to follow especially if fear,lack of self-esteem, and low motivation show up but the reason why this is not thebest fix is because by changing what you want, you can only downgrade that columnto balance your chart. The best solution is to change the variables in the “Who am I”column because that will only upgrade you to what it takes to achieve your dreams.For example, if you are a truck driver who wants to become a medical doctor in thefuture but hate education, then you obviously have a conflicting table. If your dreamis to become a preacher but you hate Bible study then you definitely have aspirationsthat conflict with who you are. The key to successfully accomplishing the things thatyou want from life is directly proportional to the desire and willingness to changesome of the things you listed that define who you are.

What will define you at any given moment in life are the key determinants ofyour future harvest. To accomplish the things that you want in the future, you cannotmeet those goals without some corresponding changes to the variables that defineyou. Sometimes we hear people adamantly say things like, “This is who I am and Iam not ready to change that for any reason.” That may be true but the problem withthis philosophy is that people like this fail to understand that:

Who you are = Your current spiritual identity.

Your future spiritual identity = Where you want to be in the future.

While you may be correct, because nobody can force you to change, the otherinherent truth in your philosophy is that your spiritual identity for the things that youwant from the future is definitely in self-bondage. Refusing to change who you are inrelation to what you want, is like a rolling stone that gathers no moss. When you giveyour life to Jesus Christ through repentance and accept him as your Lord and savior,

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the first thing he does is start the process of changing who you are by pulling youaway from everything that defines you. When Jesus called the twelve disciples, hepulled them away from everything they knew because he wanted to change theirspiritual identity. Changing who you are, weeds out old unproductive habits andreplaces them with new habits that are compatible with the things you want from life.The equation of your spiritual identity is balanced when:

What you want = Who you are.

Don’t blame God if you are not willing to work for the things that you want from life.When you show God that you are willing and absolutely prepared to work hard in lifealong with unwavering relationship with His son, He will lead you to the destiny thatyou were created for. “We do not want you to become lazy, but to imitate those whothrough faith and patience inherit what has been promised.” Hebrews 6:12.

Using your Supernatural Divine NumberGod has made it possible for us to ask Him for anything through His son Jesus

Christ. Unlike the vast majority of things the Bible allows us to ask from God, yourdivine number is a supernatural component that you are not allowed to ask from God.What I am trying to say is that for you to be assigned a divine number, Jesus Christdoes not require any formal request from you because no amount of prayer will do it.A supernatural divine number is not a spiritual reward in any way, shape or form. It isa supernatural tool that God equips you with to accomplish what He has called you todo. Jesus Christ makes the determination as to who is eligible to receive a divinenumber and the purpose for which the number is issued to the designated candidate. Ithas nothing to do with how long you have been serving God or how close you findyourself to God. Once your number is revealed to you, it is entirely up to you to charta unique path in life that constantly honors Jesus Christ at all times in the course ofusing your divine number to navigate life. After receiving your number, once eachmonth on the day before your divine number, you must fast from midnight to 10.00AM the next day – the date of your divine number. For example, if your divinenumber is the number 8, you must fast from 12.00 AM on the 7th to10.00 AM on the8th. This approach is designed to boost your divine number and also honor God. Thisperiod of ten hours of fasting should be observed with nothing going into your mouth.It may sound harsh but keep in mind that your divine number is not about you; it is allabout God in heaven.

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Your divine number is something that you should never reveal to anybody. Theonly exception God makes in this case is your spouse because of the holy nature ofthe sacrament of marriage. The story of Samson with divine number three is a goodexample of why you should keep your divine number a secret. If Satan did not havethe information that God commanded Adam and Eve not to eat from the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil, he would not have used that piece of information toinsidiously attack Eve. As far as your divine number is concerned, my advice to youis very simple: “Keep your mouth shut.” Do not boast about it but do everything inyour power to use it wisely and watch God move you to greater heights like you’venever seen before. The more storms you face in life with your divine number, thehigher God will lift you up just like the Ark with Noah, and Joseph in Egypt.

Your divine number is not meant to be used for every single situation in life orevery time you face difficulties. It is designed to be used for those moments whennothing natural seems to work to get you out of any trap created by evil spiritualforces. It is also designed to be used during spiritual harvest periods. Your spiritualharvest periods are those moments when you are about to step into arenas in life thatare far higher than you’ve ever been; it has nothing to do with money. As you know,Solomon who was the richest man in the Bible did not have a divine number. On theother hand, Moses and Joshua who were assigned specific divine numbers were notrich; but supernaturally and spiritually speaking, they were the most powerful menalive who enjoyed direct communication with Heaven.

If you don’t use your divine number to step into your supernatural harvest,chances are you will either stumble, make the wrong move, or your harvest will beshort-lived which will push your destiny a lot further from you. Joseph knew whenand how to perfectly use his divine number and that’s what made him an expert inclinching the supernatural spiritual moments. When Jesus died on the cross for thesins of the world, God immediately made salvation a universal gift to the world.

Unlike salvation, God did not design personal divine numbers to be classified asuniversal gifts for humanity. The fact that you have sincerely given your life to JesusChrist by accepting him as your Lord and Savior through repentance does notautomatically qualify you for divine number designation. Personal divine numbers arespecial purpose tools that God creates for specific supernatural spiritual projects andassignments on earth. God, through Jesus Christ will assign you a divine numberwhen He calls you for a specific mission that requires the use of a divine number.

When Jesus assigns you a divine number, something very unique will take placein your life that will open your spiritual eyes to clearly see your divine number andimmediately recognize it. Jesus will also supernaturally educate you on how to startusing it. I will love to go deeper into the description of this unique event butunfortunately, that explanation is not reserved for the contents of this book. As soonas your divine number is revealed to you, it is an indication that you are ready to

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embark on the mission for which the number was created. It is time to movefearlessly to accomplish God’s mission. Moses knew his divine number was 10,Joshua knew his divine number was 7, Joseph knew his divine number was 2, andDavid knew his divine number was 5. As a young man, as soon as David received hisdivine number, he picked five stones even though he knew that he was only going touse one stone to fight and kill the giant Goliath.

I will like to remind you once again that you don’t necessarily receive a divinenumber from Jesus Christ just because you asked for it or because you are righteous.As you can see, none of these people in Table 50 were either righteous or asked Godfor a mission. These are people were going about their normal lives when God calledthem for a mission involving a divine number. Your supernatural divine number is agift that you should cherish every day and please don’t be scared if some reason youeventually make mistakes when using your divine number. The important thing toremember is that God understands when we make unintentional mistakes as we striveto serve Him with all our hearts.


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Naming a ChildIt is always a great joy when God blesses you with a child. In the process of that

joy also comes one very conspicuous spiritual mistake that most parents makeprimarily because we always fail to acknowledge the author of the gift. Children are ablessing from God. Every time we name a child, embedded in that name are somevery strong supernatural spiritual traits that will greatly influence the life of that child.We know that God assigned divine numbers to some individuals in the Bible but therewas only one male that God chose as the bearer of the natural divine number 2 for Hisson Jesus Christ; God gave it to Joseph. Remember that divine number 2 is God’snumber for creation and unclean; since all things were made through Jesus Christ andhe came to die on the cross for our unclean spiritual qualities, it explains why Godgave His son this number. The number 2 is also the natural divine number of JesusChrist. Recall that when Adam and Eve fell to the temptation of the devil in theGarden of Eden, everything God created on earth using divine number 2 wastransformed from spiritually clean to spiritually unclean; that clearly indicates whythe number 2 is God’s number for creation and unclean.

Following the powerful attributes that come with divine number 2 which statesthat two components of a pair must be the exact opposites of each other, the questionis: Did the name Joseph meet this criterion in relation to Jesus Christ? What spiritualqualities did God put in Joseph that made him a suitable candidate for divine number2? In God’s divine plan for Israel, we know that He made Moses just like Jesus Christand if anybody was qualified to carry this powerful divine number, it should havebeen Moses; God made the decision to assign Joseph the natural divine number ofJesus Christ for the following reasons:

1. When Jesus was born, even though he had a supernatural father in heaven,God used Mary’s husband (Joseph) to play the part of Jesus’ natural step-father on earth.

2. When King Herod was planning to kill baby Jesus, God through an angelasked Joseph to escape to Egypt with baby Jesus and his mother Mary.

3. In the Genealogy of Jesus Christ in Matthew 1:16, the Bible teaches that thename of Joseph’s father (Mary’s Father-in-law) was Jacob.

4. The Bible teaches in Genesis 37:2 that young Joseph of 17 years old who wassold as a slave also had a father named Jacob. Remember this is a differentJoseph because he was one of the twelve sons of Jacob in Canaan.

Because we now have two Josephs, for the interest of clarity, we shall differentiatethem as follows:

Let Joseph the husband of Mary be called “Joseph the Dad”Let Joseph who was sold as a slave be called “Joseph the Kid”

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For God to assign the powerful natural divine number 2 of His son Jesus Christto the name Joseph, there must be a component with strong opposite attributes thatJoseph the Dad shares with Joseph the Kid. That component is as follows: God madea covenant of 400 years of slavery in Egypt with Abraham. After the death ofAbraham, when God started the implementation phase of the covenant, Joseph theKid was the first Israelite to settle in Egypt before God delivered the Israelites fromthe bondage of slavery. On the other hand, Joseph the Dad was the first Israelite tosettle in Egypt (when Jesus was born) after God delivered the Israelites from thebondage of slavery. God gave Joseph the Kid the natural divine number 2 of His sonJesus Christ because in the future, when the Virgin Mary gives birth to God’s son, thenatural father will be called Joseph (Joseph the Dad) who will escape to Egypt wherethey will settle until they hear from God. When Joseph the Dad settled in Egypt withhis wife, unlike the rest of the world, God’s son (Jesus Christ) was there in Egyptwith the parents in his natural physical state.

All true Christians have Jesus in their lives in a spiritual form but Joseph the Dadexperienced Jesus in his natural physical state because in the course of raising him, heheld him, fed him, kissed him, and tucked him to sleep just like most parents still dotoday with their children. These experiences explain why Joseph the Kid wasassigned the natural divine number of Jesus Christ as an indication of the naturalphysical presence of Jesus Christ in Egypt. It also explains why Joseph the Kid spentthe greater part of his life in Egypt.

Before Joseph the Kid was sold into slavery as the first Israelite to settle and diein Egypt after the death of Abraham, God knew that after the Israelites inherit thePromised Land, the first Israelite who will later settle in Egypt will be Joseph the Dadwith God’s son Jesus Christ. God’s son will be living in Egypt in his natural physicalstate with Joseph the Dad. When Joseph the Kid moved to Egypt through slavery, tosuccessfully manifest the natural physical state of God’s son living in Egypt with aman named Joseph, God therefore assigned Joseph the Kid the natural divine number2 of His son Jesus Christ which explains why Joseph was able to exercise his dutiesas the Ambassador of Heaven while living in Egypt.

In the land of Canaan, because Jacob was very close to God, he knew the perfectname to give his son before Joseph the Kid was born. For God to assign the naturaldivine number of His son to Joseph the Kid there must also be a natural phenomenonthat God will use to set the stage in Joseph’s life that directly relates to the naturalcircumstances surrounding the life of Jesus Christ at a specific period of time. Theperiod in question deals with the birth of Jesus Christ because King Herod made plansto kill baby Jesus as soon as he was born. The principal natural phenomenon thatJesus shares with the rest of humanity is the fact that unlike his conception, his birthwas natural. We know from what he revealed earlier in Book Two that he was bornon the 17th day of the 5th month. His natural birth on the 17th day of the 5th month is a


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perfect translation of the natural birth of salvation with God’s most powerful divinenumber (17) on earth.

Salvation = 5

For Joseph the Kid to be crowned with divine number 2, God must set the stageof the beginning of Joseph’s Biblical life to vividly reflect these two numbers (17 and5). To make that happen, God revealed it by giving us the opening Biblical statementof the life of Joseph the Kid in Genesis 37:2. “Joseph, a young man of seventeen, wastending the flocks with his brothers, the sons of Bilhah and the sons of Zilpah, hisfather’s wives, and he brought their father a bad report about them.”

The Bible teaches that the sons of Bilhah were Dan and Naphtali. The Bible also teaches that the sons of Zilpah were Gad and Asher.

From this information, we now know that there were five males altogether(Joseph plus his four brothers) when Joseph’s life started in the Bible. Biblicallyspeaking, it therefore means that the life of Joseph started with the number 5 when hewas 17 years old just like Jesus Christ who was Biblically and naturally born on the17th day of the 5th month. The next stage in Joseph’s life was the presence of extremehate from his own brothers who tried to kill him; this incident led to Joseph beingsold as a slave to Egypt. Likewise, as soon as Jesus was born, King Herod hated himand made plans to kill him which prompted God to move Jesus to Egypt. In bothcases, hate was the driving force that moved Joseph the Kid and Baby Jesus to Egypt.Pick your child’s name wisely. Before Joseph was born, following Jacob’s intimaterelationship with God and his vast knowledge of the Language of Heaven, Jacobknew that his unborn son will be named Joseph because God will use the child to startthe fulfillment of the covenant God made with Abraham. It explains why out ofJacob’s children, God decided to use Joseph to start the process of bringing thecovenant into action because Egypt was part of the covenant when God spoke toAbraham regarding 400 years of slavery in a foreign land.

Egypt = Joseph ……. (Equation Nm-2)Egypt = 5 + 7 + 25 + 16 + 20 = 73Joseph = 10 + 15 + 19 + 5 + 16 + 8 = 73

From (Equation Nm-2):73 = 7310 = 10

The Importance of a Female SeedSo far, we’ve seen how God used the twelve sons of Jacob to fulfill almost every

aspect of His divine plan for the nation of Israel and the world in general as He

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mapped out the route from the covenant He made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.However, what we’ve not seen is any major involvement of a female seed fromJacob. What about Dinah, the only daughter of Jacob? Was she not an importantfigure in God’s plan for the nation of Israel? Why did the Bible keep her behind thescene all this while? After the fall of man, the Bible teaches that God gave Adam andEve another son named Seth. From this male seed, even though the spiritual distancebetween God and man was still wide apart, God decided to use Seth to move Adam’sgeneration forward. Through Seth, at the age of 105 years God introduced a maleseed called Enosh.”When Seth had lived 105 years, he became the father of Enosh.”Genesis 5:6.

The Biblical remarkable quality that brings humanity closer to God is a faithfuland contrite heart; it is the most important quality of mankind that sets God’s chosenpeople apart from the rest of the world. A contrite heart is an attribute that is missingin every wicked heart. The Bible teaches that after Enosh was born, man expressedthe first sign of a contrite heart by seeking God again; after Adam and Eve disobeyedGod it took man a long time to come back to God. “When Adam had lived 130 years,he had a son in his own likeness, in his own image; and he named him Seth.” Genesis5:3. Since Enosh was born when Seth was 105 years old, it therefore means that fromthe creation of Adam, it took man 130 + 105 = 235 years to come back to Godthrough a contrite heart.

235 = 10 (Divine number for Heaven)

As soon as God saw the genuine contrite heart expression from man, He gaveman the first female seed that was not cursed, through Seth. “Seth lived 807 years andhad other sons and daughters.” Genesis 5:7. It is true that the first female seed fromAdam’s bloodline was from Cain in Genesis 4:22 but remember that Cain’s bloodlinewas cursed and cut off from God’s divine plan. “Seth also had a son and he namedhim Enosh. At that time men began to call on the name of the LORD.” Genesis 4:26.The general rule in a family unit is that mothers have a soft heart while fathers areusually viewed as strict figures; it is for this simple reason that God preferably usesfemale seeds as a symbol for a contrite heart. It also explains why instead of JesusChrist just appearing to us from heaven, God used a female seed (the Virgin Mary) tobring His son to the world. When God established the covenant with Abraham, Isaac,and Jacob, even though He did not give Abraham and Isaac a female seed, He madecertain that Jacob had a female seed – Dinah who was Jacob’s only daughter.

God’s decision to withhold a female seed from Abraham and Isaac was notdesigned to act as a punitive measure. The only reason why God made that decisionwas because since the covenant was God’s renewed call for a faith-based relationshipwith man, the injection of a female seed must follow the pre-established pattern that


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God prescribed in His divine plan for humanity. The pattern God was trying to use forAbraham, Isaac, and Jacob was what He originally designed for Adam.

In God’s plan, because He used the female seed from the last (3rd ) son of Adamwho is Seth to move His plan forward, it explains why God also gave the only femaleseed in His covenant fulfillment, to the last (3rd ) individual in the covenant who inthis case is Jacob. If God had given Abraham a female seed, that would have been areplication of the cursed bloodline of Cain; God was not prepared to repeat Cain’sspiritual bloodline. One unique characteristic of God is that when it comes to movingHis divine plan forward, He will never do things just to satisfy a human desire. Godblessed Jacob with twelve male seeds that He also used to establish the nation and thetribes of Israel. The fact that Jacob’s daughter (Dinah) was not used to establish anyof the tribes of Israel does not necessarily undermine her spiritual role in God’s planfor Israel and the world.

God used Dinah to reveal to the world what role a female seed will play whenHis son comes to take away the sins of the world. When Jesus came to the world,after his birth through the Virgin Mary, and as soon as he started his ministry, Marywas no longer in the spotlight of his life. Jesus chose twelve disciples who became thedaily figures in his life throughout his ministry. It was this scenario that God repeatedwhen He gave Jacob twelve male seeds who became the major players in establishingthe nation of Israel while Dinah was hidden from the spotlight just like the VirginMary. The fact that Jesus used twelve male disciples to build his church on earthduring his ministry and the gospel is highly concentrated around these twelve men,does not rule out the truth that after God, Mary was the next most important figure inthe life of Jesus Christ which also makes Dinah a very important spiritual figure inthe establishment of the nation of Israel.

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CHAPTER 5

SUPERNATURAL EQUILIBRIUM

God’s Equations of the Sacrificial Lambollowing God’s preliminary process of setting up a spiritual framework for thejourney His son will later undertake to address the sins of the world, it wasvery important for heaven to compile a list of individuals who will play

different roles in the process. After the fall of Adam and Eve, God knew that usingman as a strategic supernatural tool to pay for the sins of the world was going to be animpossible task. Instead, after Adam, God used four additional men (Jacob, Joseph,Moses and Joshua) to define the individual modules of the mission for His son. Byusing divine number 2 at the center of the mission, God therefore divided the missioninto two modules:

The Natural Module. The Supernatural Module.

The Natural Module holds the activities that were designed to be accomplished usinghumanity on behalf of Jesus Christ. The Supernatural Module on the other handcomprises of everything Jesus personally fulfilled in his mission. As much as theNatural Module was carried out by men, it was imperative that everything they did bein conformity with God’s divine plan for His son; there was zero tolerance for anydeviations. From the revelations of Jesus Christ in Book One and in this book as well,we now know that five men were involved in the Natural Module, as follows:

1. Adam2. Jacob3. Joseph4. Moses5. Joshua

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While God started with Adam in the Garden of Eden, injecting Joshua into thepicture was God’s way of bringing the mission to a successful finish as the Israelitesinherited the land promised to them on oath through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. If thejourney of the Israelites is the same spiritual journey that Jesus took to the cross andthe Promised Land is also a blueprint of the kingdom of God, then the five men thatGod used to naturally execute this journey, must be equal to Jesus Christ whosupernaturally fulfilled the mission.

Adam = 19 =10Jacob = 31 = 4Joseph = 73 = 10Moses = 71 = 8Joshua = 74 = 11Jesus Christ = 74 + 77 =11 + 14Jesus Christ = 11 + 14 = 2 + 5 = 7

Adam + Jacob + Joseph + Moses + Joshua = Jesus Christ ……… Equation (i-14)

Adam + Jacob + Joseph + Moses + Joshua = 74 + 77 ……… Equation (i-14)

Equation (i-14) = God’s Divine Equation for the first coming of His Son JesusChrist.

From Equation (i-14):10 + 4 +10 +8 +11 = Jesus Christ10 + 4 +10 +8 +11 = 11 + 14(10 + 4) + (10 +8 +11) = 11 + 1414 + 29 = 11 + 145 + 11 = 2 + 55 + 2 = 2 + 57 = 7


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Both the Natural and Supernatural Modules started with the value of 10 and alsofinished with the value of 2. The cross is our only chance of arriving at God’sParadise in Heaven with divine number 2 like we saw in the Human Spiritual LifeCycle. We can see that Equation (i-14) which is God’s Divine Equation for the FirstComing of His Son is, perfectly supernaturally balanced in the name of Jesus Christ.The Bible teaches that Jesus will come again for a different phase of God’s divineplan for humanity which involves the restoration of the soul of man through aspiritual body. Just like we saw with man’s contribution to Equation (i-14), this time,God’s Divine Equation for the Second Coming of His Son must also be perfectlybalanced with man’s contribution to the process. The Bible teaches that Godcommands us to complete the following procedure in order to enter His kingdomthrough His son which will also prepare us for the second coming of Jesus Christ:

1. Be born naturally through a woman into this world.2. Receive Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior through repentance.3. Be born of water.4. Be born of the Holy Spirit.5. Jesus will give us a spiritual body to restore our soul.

From the Language of Heaven, we also know that specific divine numbers applyto each of the four steps mentioned above.

Water = 4Sin = 6Spirit = 10

God’s spiritual process for humanity:

1. First, we arrive on earth with sin from birth with divine number 6.2. To be born of water means we receive divine number 10, (Water + Sin) which

is 4 + 6 = 10.

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3. To be born of the Spirit means we receive divine number 7, (Spirit + Sin)because sin is suppressed; 6 + 10 = 16 = 7.

4. When we sincerely accept Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior, he gives us hissupernatural divine number 3 in preparation for our spiritual body.

5. When Jesus gives us a spiritual body in preparation to enter Paradise inHeaven, we become new creatures with divine number 2.

For us to become like Jesus Christ before we appear in the presence of God inParadise, steps two through five must be able to take away step one which is the sinwe are born with. That brings us to Equation (ii-14) which is God’s Divine Equationfor the Second Coming of His Son Jesus Christ:

Step one = 6 Step two = 10 Step three = 7 Step four = 3 Step five = 2

(10 + 7 + 3 + 2) – 6 = Jesus Christ… Equation (ii-14)22 – 6 = Jesus Christ

We know that Jesus Christ = 74 + 77

From Equation (ii-14):(10 + 7) + (3 + 2) – 6 = Jesus Christ(17 + 5) – 6 = 74 + 77(8 + 5) – 6 = 74 + 7713 – 6 = 11 + 1413 – 6 = 2 + 57 = 7

Therefore, Equation (ii-14) is also a perfectly balanced supernatural equation inthe name of Jesus Christ. From the two equations (Equation i-14 and Equation ii-14)in the Language of Heaven, we know that no amount of theological studies, noamount of scientific discovery, and no degree of human argument can overrule thetruth that Jesus Christ is the only way to the Father’s Paradise in Heaven. “I am theway and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” John14:6. We also know from Bible teachings that it took one sacrifice to generate thesetwo equations. It was the sacrifice of the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of theworld; this brings us to Equation (iii-14) which is the Equation of the SacrificialLamb of God.


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Equation (i-14) + Equation (ii-14) = The Sacrificial Lamb of God. …………...Equation (iii-14)

God’s Equation of the Sacrificial Lamb = Equation (i-14) + Equation (ii-14)

7 + 7 = The Sacrificial Lamb of God14 = 5 = The Sacrificial Lamb of GodSalvation = 5

This equation supernaturally explains why the Sacrificial Lamb was slaughteredon the 14th day of the first month. God said to Moses: “This month is to be for you thefirst month of your year. Tell the whole community of Israel that on the tenth day ofthis month each man is to take a lamb for his family, one for each household. If anyhousehold is too small for a whole lamb, they must share one with their nearestneighbor, having taken into account the number of people there are. You are todetermine the amount of lamb needed in accordance with what each person will eat.The animals you choose must be year-old males without defect and you may takethem from the sheep or the goats. Take care of them until the fourteenth day of themonth, when all the people of the community of Israel must slaughter them attwilight.” Exodus 12:1-6. For the liberation of the Israelites from bondage in Egyptwhich gave us Equation (i-14), a natural lamb and human input were used for thesacrifice.

Adam + Jacob + Joseph + Moses + Joshua = Jesus Christ ……… Equation(i-14).

(Born of water + Born of the Spirit + Supernatural divine number of JesusChrist + Creation of spiritual body) – Sin = Jesus Christ …… Equation (ii-14).

Notice that the left side of Equation (i-14) is strictly human while the left side ofEquation (ii-14) is strictly spiritual which brings us to:

Equation (i-14) = God’s Natural Equation of the Sacrificial Lamb.

Equation (ii-14) = God’s Supernatural Equation of the Sacrificial Lamb.

In Equation (i-14), a natural lamb was naturally sacrificed on a date taken fromthe word of God in Exodus 12:6 and that sacrifice was made by man who physicallyslaughtered the lamb. In Equation (ii-14), a supernatural lamb was supernaturallysacrificed first in heaven and then on the cross by God himself. Unlike Equation (i-14), God did not give us any notice as to when His lamb will die on the cross for thesins of the world in Equation (ii-14). However, when that time came, while on the

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cross God declared the date and time with one statement from His son when Jesussaid “It is finished.”

It is finished = 5

“When he had received the drink, Jesus said, ‘It is finished.’ With that, he bowed hishead and gave up his spirit.” John 19:30. While the date of death for the NaturalLamb in Equation (i-14) was given to us in the language of the world, the date ofdeath for the Supernatural Lamb in Equation (ii-14) on the other hand was given to usin the Language of Heaven. While the Natural Lamb was slaughtered in a nation(Egypt) that Biblically represents the natural world which is the earth, theSupernatural Lamb on the other hand was slaughtered in a nation (Israel) thatBiblically represents the Embassy of the supernatural world which is Heaven.Although the two nations have this stack difference, we cannot rule out the truth thatthe decision for both lambs came from heaven.

Heaven = 10

That explains why both Egypt and Israel share the value of heaven as follows:

Heaven = 8 + 5 + 1 + 22 + 5 + 14Heaven = (8 + 5 + 1 + 22) + (5 + 14)Heaven = 36 + 19***Heaven = 9 + 10 = 19 = 10

Israel = 9 + 19 + 18 + 1 + 5 + 12Israel = (9 + 19 + 18) + (1 + 5 + 12)Israel = 46 + 18***Israel = 10 + 9 = 19 = 10

Egypt = 5 + 7 + 25 + 16 + 20Egypt = (5 + 7 + 25) + (16 + 20)Egypt = 37 + 36***Egypt = 10 + 9 = 19 = 10

Just like the first month of the year (when the lamb was slaughtered) that Godmentioned to Moses, was basically a period to mark the beginning of the naturalfreedom of the Israelites from slavery, likewise when Jesus took his last breath on thecross, the month of his death also marked the first month of the year of supernaturalfreedom from the slavery of sin. It marked the first month of salvation and eternal lifefor the soul of humanity.


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God’s Equations of the CrossIn every relationship that God created involving a unification of the natural and

the supernatural, power is usually transferred from the supernatural to the natural, notthe other way round because the supernatural is designed to overpower the natural.When it comes to the cross of Jesus Christ, inherent in his blood is what makes hiscross supernatural. Without his blood, his cross will be completely powerless andcomparable to the cross that was used to crucify ordinary people during the RomanEmpire. It explains why having a cross in the church without a symbol of Jesus Christis absolutely useless. I am not implying that we worship the cross hanging on thewall; the image of Jesus Christ is there as a reminder of what he did for us with hisblood on the cross.

The body of Jesus Christ is the source of supernatural strength that completes thecross of our sins. The supernatural power that took away our sins on the cross did notcome from the piece of wood; it came from his blood housed by his body thatresurrected on the third day. Displaying a cross in the church without an image thatspecifically connects Jesus to that cross is an act of spiritual arrogance that speaksvolumes of an attempt to make a mockery of the source of supernatural power thatGod used to define the cross of His son. In the Garden of Eden, Adam and Eve ate thefruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9. TheBible teaches that as soon as that happened and sin entered the world, God’simmediate reaction was to protect the Tree of Life because He knew that only theTree of Life is capable of reversing what came out of the Tree of the Knowledge ofGood and Evil. The Tree of Life was created to supernaturally reverse the effects ofthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The Bible teaches that the blood ofJesus Christ on the cross is what washes our sins away. Our sins are the effects of theTree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. With this Biblical truth, it therefore meansthat:

The Tree of Life = The Blood of Jesus + The Cross …… (Equation j1)

The Tree of Life = The Cross of Jesus Christ.

If sin is the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, therefore by thesame spiritual token, the blood of Jesus Christ that washes our sins away is alsothe fruit of the Tree of Life.

His blood = The Fruit from the Tree of Life.

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The divine number for the Tree of Life is also the divine number for Salvationand Everlasting Life.

Salvation = 5

Life = 5 (For the Tree of Life)

If the cross is the Tree of Life and his blood is the fruit from the Tree of Life thatreverses the actions of the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil,then the Equation of the Cross of Jesus Christ which is (His Blood + His Cross) mustbe equal to the divine number of the Tree of Life, which is the number 5.

Blood + Cross = 53 + 2 = 55 = 5

Salvation = His blood + The Cross…… (Equation j2)

If the Cross of Jesus Christ is both Salvation and the Tree of Life, therefore:

(Equation j1) = (Equation j2)

Salvation = The Tree of Life5 = 5

From the teachings of the Bible, we can successfully draw an indisputablespiritual conclusion of what defines the core principles of God’s nature. Thatprinciple is the fact that God doesn’t do things at random unless they perfectly fit likean unshakable piece of puzzle in His divine plan. In Book Two when we talked aboutthe specifications that God gave Noah to build the Ark, we saw how divine number 9surrounded every aspect of the Ark’s physical image otherwise known as theProperties of the Ark. Another remarkable revelation was how God used the Ark tolead us to the true date of birth of His son Jesus Christ and also the birth date of Johnthe Baptist. We also concluded that God used the Ark as a symbol of His son when hecame to shed his blood on the cross for the sins of the world. If the Ark is Jesus Christwho was later crucified for the sins of the world, then the circumstances of divinenumber 9 that surrounded the Ark must also be supernaturally applicable to the crosswhere Jesus will die when he comes to the world. This brings us to the Properties ofthe Cross of Jesus Christ in Fig. 7.

The Bible teaches that salvation came to us from the east where Jesus was bornnaturally through the Virgin Mary in Israel. For Jesus to systematically address thesins of the world he must tackle the source, not the product; the source in this case isthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 9 and this numbermust mark his entry (arrival) point to the cross which in this case is the East. It is no


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coincidence that when God made plans to establish the nation of Israel on earth, Hemade certain that the Middle East was the designated location in the world map forthe Promised Land. It also explains why regardless of all the enemies and hostilitiessurrounding the nation of Israel, the truth is that Israel is here to stay.

The Bible teaches that while on the cross, Jesus was pierced on three spots – hisleft hand, his right hand, and his feet; it is obvious that he was bleeding from these

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three spots where the nails were driven through his flesh to stabilize him on the cross.If his blood is the price of our sins, therefore the three spots represent the source ofpayment for our sins. The three spots are like the spiritual supernatural bank accountthat took care of our sins. The payment for our sins was spiritually wired from thisbank account. During the Passover feast (the Lord’s Supper) with his disciples, whenJesus gave the cup to his disciples to drink, he called it the cup of his blood for theforgiveness of the sins of the world. “Then he took the cup, gave thanks and offered itto them, saying, ‘Drink from it, all of you. This is my blood of the covenant, which ispoured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.’” Matthew 26:27-28.

In view of the fact that no part of his blood was designed to be wasted, wetherefore have to harvest his blood from the cross for the sins of the world. To do this,we will need three cups for the three spots where he was bleeding from because hewas pierced for our transgressions. Figure 7 gives us a graphic illustration of theprocess. The spiritual supernatural values of each cup, (cup 1, cup 2, and cup 3) areessentially identical (the divine number for Sin) to each other because the three cupscontain blood that came from the same body. If this is the Biblical and natural truth,therefore:

Cup 1 = The Sins of the world = Divine number 6.Cup 2 = The Sins of the world = Divine number 6.Cup 3 = The Sins of the world = Divine number 6.Cup 1, Cup 2, Cup 3 = 666.

This is the Biblical number for the human race after sin entered the world; wementioned earlier that the first 6 is for man, the second 6 is for woman, and thethird 6 is for child.

The Bible teaches that the number 666 is the number for man; not only is thisnumber the designated summary number for man, it also clearly sums up to the sinsof humanity because it is the expanded divine number for the Tree of the Knowledgeof Good and Evil. In Book One, we saw that the entire human race is encapsulated inthe number 666.

6 + 6 + 6 = 18 = 9666 = 18 = 9

We know from Bible teachings that Jesus Christ was not the only one crucified onthat fateful day and we also know for certain that his cross was the same type of crossused to crucify other people including the two thieves that were beside him, one onhis left and one on his right. To pay the price for our sins, God used two componentsnamely:

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The Blood of Jesus Christ.

The cross was built by man and because his cross was not unique in any wayshape or form, that brings us to God’s Natural Equation of the Cross.

God’s Natural Equation of the Cross =The Natural Properties of the Cross.

The Natural Properties of the Cross =North + South +East + West.

This was the definition God used to describe the cross when He spoke to Abram.“The LORD said to Abram after Lot had parted from him, ‘Lift up your eyes fromwhere you are and look north and south, east and west. All the land that you see I willgive to you and your offspring forever.’” Genesis 13:14-15. Notice how God used avery incredible careful approach in describing the cross of His son; instead of justsaying north, south, east, and west. God carefully demarcated the information bycarving out two groups as follows:

North and South.East and West.

With respect to the significant role that God’s divine number 2 was going to playin the sacrifice of His son on the cross, God decided to create a supernatural and anatural pathway for the cross.

Cross = 2

It was precisely for this reason that God used the Language of Heaven to describe thecross when He spoke to Abram in Genesis 13:14-15. Jesus came to the world to dieon the cross to free the soul of man from the bondage of sin created through the Treeof the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That explains why God used the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 18 = 9 to define the cross asfollows:

North = 3South = 2East = 9West = 4North + South + East + West = 18

3 + 2 + 9 + 4 = 18

18 = 9 (Divine number and expanded divine number for the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil)

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Just like the only thing that comes from the cross is death because nobodysurvives from the punishment of crucifixion, it explains why God told Adam that ifhe eats from the Tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil he will surely die. WhatGod was trying to tell Adam was very simple: “Eating from the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil is synonymous to being crucified which means death.”In the image of the cross of His son, God supernaturally inscribed the following:

1. North and South = The supernatural pathway of Jesus Christ.2. North = His supernatural arrival point to the world.3. South = His supernatural departure point from the world.4. East to West = The natural pathway of Jesus Christ.5. East = His natural arrival point to the world.6. West = His natural departure point from the world. Remember when God

introduced the Plague of Locust in Egypt, He used the east and west winds toshow us the arrival and departure of His son. See Exodus 10:1-20.

7. The North with divine number 3 for the Holy Trinity represents Heaven whereJesus will rest his head while on the cross. It also has the value of blood whichcame from heaven because man cannot manufacture blood. The number 3 isalso the supernatural divine number of Jesus Christ.

8. The South with divine number 2 represents the earth and God’s creation onearth. The South with divine number 2 also contains the followinginscriptions: Cross, Unclean, Death, and Rebellion. It is also the foot of thecross where we come to surrender through repentance as God’s creation.

9. His supernatural pathway (North and South) is a two-way street because it isthe pathway that your soul takes when you come to the world and when youfinally leave the world.

10. On the other hand, his natural pathway (East to West) is a one-way streetbecause you are naturally born to this world just once, not twice. You areusually naturally born as the seed of a woman but when you die, the naturaldeparture point of your body is not your mother’s womb, but the ground – twodifferent directions.

11. His supernatural arrival point (North) has his supernatural divine number 3while his supernatural departure point (South) has his natural divine number 2because he departed (died) naturally on the cross; Cross = 74 =11 = 2.

12. His supernatural pathway (North and South) has a value of 3 + 2 = 5 which isthe divine number for Salvation and Everlasting Life which is supernaturallife.

13. His natural pathway (East to West) has a value of 9 + 4 =13 which is God’sexpanded divine number for supernatural demarcations to mark the end ofseasons. It is also God’s number to start and end a process. It was God’s wayof creating a demarcation between heaven and earth.


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14. Precisely because the West is his natural point of departure, it explains whyafter Jesus took his last breath on the cross his head was slightly tilted towardsthe West. He died a natural death but rose supernaturally from the dead on thethird day.

15. His cross had three directions (two vertically supernatural and onehorizontally natural) which corresponds to his supernatural divine number of(2 + 1) = 3 because when the supernatural and the natural come together, theresult is another supernatural component.

16. His Supernatural Arrival Point which is the North with the value of (3) + HisNatural Arrival Point (9) = The Supernatural Arrival of salvation to the worldthrough the twelve disciples. 3 + 9 = 12.

17. His supernatural departure point (2) + His natural departure point (4) = TheNatural Arrival of sin to the world through Adam and Eve. God made Adamfrom the dust of the ground (South of the Cross). Eve came out of Adam(from another human) just like Jesus came out of the Virgin Mary with nohuman input (2 + 4) = 6.

Adam + Eve = 6

If the Properties of the Cross (North + South + East + West) represent the Tree of theKnowledge of Good and Evil with divine number 18 = 9 and the Bible teaches thatthe Tree of Life which represents Jesus Christ, is the only supernatural tool that canreverse the effects of the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil,therefore:

Jesus Christ + The Properties of the Cross = The Sinless Soul….. (Equation IG-77)

The Sinless Soul represents the properties that God originally created in man.The original properties of man are summarized in the image of God because the Bibleteaches that God made us in his own image before sin entered the world. The imageof God is also the image of Jesus Christ with divine number 7 for Holy, Perfect, andComplete. Translating this Biblical truth to the Language of Heaven will give us:

(The Properties of the Cross) + (Jesus Christ) = 7

Recall that the value of Jesus Christ =74 + 77 = 11 + 14 = 2 + 5 = 7

By adding Jesus to the cross, God was able to once again make us Holy, Perfect, andComplete before Him through His son. From (Equation IG-77):

(North + South + East + West) + Jesus Christ = Jesus Christ

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(3 + 2 + 9 + 4) + (74 + 77) = 74 + 773 + 2 + 9 + 4 + 11 + 14 = 74 + 77(3 + 2 + 9) + (4 +2 + 5) = 74 + 7714 + 11 = 74 + 7714 + 11 = 11 + 145 + 2 = 2 + 57 = 7

He was pierced for our transgressions on three different spots to create a naturalbalance of his body on the cross (East, West, and South). Out of these wounds camehis blood that filled the three cups; for his blood to get to the cups, it had to travelsouth bound through his supernatural pathway. If his blood came out of the woundsthat were inflicted to create a natural balance of his body and his blood is thesupernatural component of the cross, it is therefore very clear that God designed hisblood to create a supernatural balance on the cross to pay for our sins.

His Natural Balance = God’s Natural Equation of the Cross …….. (Equationvii)

His Supernatural Balance = God’s Supernatural Equation of the Cross ….(Equation viii.)

As much as his cross was not unique or designed with any special features, the Bibleteaches that the blood of Jesus Christ is the supernatural component that God used topay for our sins. To compute God’s Supernatural Equation of the Cross, we must usethe contents of the three cups of his blood; each cup holds his precious blood which isequivalent to the sins of the world with divine number 6.

Sin = 6

Cup 1 + Cup 2 + Cup 3 = God’s Supernatural Equation of the Cross ……(Equation viii)

6 + 6 + 6 = God’s Supernatural Equation of the Cross

God’s Supernatural Equation of the Cross = 18 = 9……(Equation viii)

The number 18 = 9 is the divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good andEvil which is the supernatural path of sin to the world. To compute God’s NaturalEquation of the Cross, we must use the locations of the three wounds that weredesigned for his natural balance on the cross (East, West, and South).

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9 + 4 + 2 = God’s Natural Equation of the Cross

God’s Natural Equation of the Cross = 9 + (4 + 2)= 9 + 6 = 15 = 6…… (Equation vii)

For sin to supernaturally make its way into the world a natural path must bepresent; in this case the path was Adam and Eve. This path must balance God’sNatural Equation of the Cross.

Adam + Eve = God’s Natural Equation of the Cross.

Adam = 1 + 4 + 1 + 13Eve = 5 + 22 + 5Eve + Adam = (5 + 22) + (5 + 1 + 4 + 1 + 13)Adam + Eve = 27 + 24

Adam + Eve = 9 + 6 = 15 = 6 …….. Same as God’s Natural Equation of theCross (Equation vii).

The number 6 is the divine number for Sin. For God to successfully use His son onthe cross to pay the price of the sins of the world that started through Adam and Evein the Garden of Eden, the sum of God’s Natural and Supernatural Equations of theCross, must balance the divine number for Sin.

Sin = 19 + 9 + 14

Equation vii + Equation viii = Sin(9 + 4 + 2) + (6 + 6 + 6) = 19 + 9 + 1415 + 18 = 19 + 9 + 146 +9 = 28 + 146 + 9 = 10 + 515 = 156 = 6 (Divine number for sin, man, and dominion)

The sum of God’s Natural Equation of the Cross and God’s SupernaturalEquation of the Cross is the age at which Jesus died on the cross.

God’s Natural Equation of the Cross + God’s Supernatural Equation of theCross =

(9 + 4 + 2) + (6 + 6 + 6)… When Jesus died on the cross.

Therefore, Jesus died on the cross at the age of 15 + 18 = 33 years.

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18 = 9 (Divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil)

Jesus died on the cross at the age of 33 to take away the sins of the world with divinenumber 6 which came from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil with divinenumber 9. Jesus Loves you!

The Gates of HeavenWhen we think of Heaven, we immediately think of God’s home; but when we

think of hell, we also think of Satan’s ultimate destination along with all sinners whowillfully reject Jesus Christ. To this day, the church still struggles when it comes toteachings surrounding Heaven and Hell. Most preachers will tell you that heaven iswhere all believers will go while unbelievers are strictly barred from heaven. TheBible also talks about a place called Paradise for all believers. To get a betterunderstanding of Heaven, Hell and Paradise, we will gradually walk our way througheach of them. While Hell is designed by God for all those who will suffer eternalcondemnation for rejecting His son Jesus Christ, Paradise on the other hand wasdesigned by God as a reward and permanent dwelling place for all those who acceptHis son Jesus Christ through repentance. Jesus persistently used the terms “TheKingdom of God” and “The Kingdom of Heaven” interchangeably throughout histeachings during his ministry.

But while on the cross, when he was about to die, he used a new term for the firsttime called “Paradise” to describe his destination when he leaves the cross and theworld. In his opening statement before he started his ministry, Jesus said “Repent, forthe kingdom of heaven is near.” Matthew 4:17. Jesus used the two terms “TheKingdom of Heaven” and “The Kingdom of God” during his ministry not necessarilyto indicate a life cycle after death, but rather it was an indication of a new life thatyou can start experiencing while on earth, on one condition: The Holy Spirit musttake absolute control of your life after repentance.

When you live your life with total surrender of principle through repentance toJesus Christ which allows him to send the Holy Spirit to take absolute control of yourlife, the kingdom of heaven is immediately manifested in your life. When Jesusnarrated the parable of finding the kingdom of heaven, it had nothing to do with whenyou die; rather it had everything to do with while you are still alive. In the parableJesus said: “The kingdom of heaven is like treasure hidden in a field. When a manfound it, he hid it again, and then in his joy went and sold everything he had andbought it. Once again, the kingdom of heaven is like a net that was let down into thelake and caught all kinds of fish. When it was full, the fishermen pulled it up on theshore. Then they sat down and collected the good fish in baskets, but threw the badaway. This is how it will be at the end of age. The angels will come and separate the


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wicked from the righteous and throw them into the fiery furnace, where there will beweeping and gnashing of teeth.” Matthew 13:44-50. Looking at the kingdom of Godor the kingdom of heaven like something you receive when you die is like puttingyour salvation on hold only to activate it when you are about to die.

Experiencing the kingdom of God begins while you are still on earth because as atrue Christian, it is that citizenship of God’s kingdom that sets you apart as God’schild from the rest of the world who belong to the devil. That is why Jesus said, “Youare the light of the world.” Matthew 5:14. When you die, your destination is adifferent story because as a citizen of God’s kingdom and family, your destination isParadise. It explains why at the point of death on the cross, Jesus used the word“Paradise” for the first and only time. But when he started his ministry, to teach us thelifestyle that God expects from us in order to inherit His Kingdom, Jesus constantlytalked about the kingdom of heaven and the kingdom of God. When God used thejourney of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promised Land to show us how to enter thekingdom of heaven, all the Israelites did not have to physically experience deathbefore entering the Promised Land. However, they had to experience spiritual deaththrough repentance from sin.

While the kingdom of God is your spiritual life in honor of God through JesusChrist, as a citizen of the kingdom of Heaven, Paradise on the other hand is yourdestination when you leave this sinful world. This is exactly what Jesus was trying toteach Nicodemus in John 3:1-10. While the kingdom of God is God’s law on earth,your qualification as a citizen of God’s kingdom prepares you for permanentresidence in Paradise with Jesus Christ. Because of the unique nature of Paradise inrelation to life after death, it explains why the Book of Revelation also uses thisterminology for our final destination. “He who has ears, let him hear what the Spiritsays to the churches. To him who overcomes, I will give the right to eat from the treeof life, which is in the paradise of God.” Revelation 2:7.

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1. Stage one is your life at birth.2. Stage two is when you receive Jesus Christ through repentance of your sins.3. Stage three is the Holy Spirit living in you and your citizenship in God’s

kingdom or family.4. Stage four is natural death from this sinful world.5. Stage five is your residence in Paradise through the spiritual body of Jesus

Christ.

Following the stack difference between Heaven and Paradise, to be very specific,it explains why while on the cross, Jesus said to the repented criminal that wascrucified beside him, “I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in paradise.”Luke 23:43. Notice how Jesus did not use the word heaven because he was being veryspecific of the city of all believers. In compliance with God’s divine number 2 forcreation, Hell and Paradise are opposites of each other naturally and supernaturallyhoused by Heaven. One remarkable incident that God used to display the real estateof Heaven, Hell, and Paradise was the moment when He called Abram.


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“So Abram went up from Egypt to the Negev, with his wife and everything hehad, and Lot went with him. Abram had become very wealthy in livestock and insilver and gold. From the Negev he went from place to place until he came to Bethel,to the place between Bethel and Ai where his tent had been earlier and where he hadfirst built an altar. There Abram called on the name of the LORD. Now Lot who wasmoving about with Abram, also had flocks and herds and tents. But the land could notsupport them while they stayed together, for their possessions were so great that theywere not able to stay together.” Genesis 13:1-6. Eventually Abram and Lot partedcompany and Lot settled near the wicked people of Sodom while Abram lived in theland of Canaan. “The LORD said to Abram after Lot had parted from him, ‘Lift upyour eyes from where you are and look north and south, east and west. All the landthat you see I will give to you and your offspring forever.’” Genesis 13:14-15.Contrary to popular Christian belief, Heaven is not a city; Heaven is a nation with twocities (Paradise and Hell). It is the only nation above the earth.

Recall that God’s law of divine number 2 states that members of a pair must bethe exact opposites of each other. In compliance with the law of God’s divine number2, above the earth where life is supernatural, there is only one nation with two cities(Paradise and Hell). From a natural standpoint, on earth where life is natural there aremany nations and cities. But from a supernatural standpoint, the earth was alsocreated in compliance with divine number 2 because there are only two cities onearth; they are:

The city of believers The city of unbelievers.

As far as Jesus Christ is concerned, there is absolutely no supernatural grey area inlife; you either belong to Jesus Christ or you don’t. If your salvation is not completelysealed in his name, then you are definitely a citizen of hell through Satan.

An illustration of the two gates of Heaven is shown in Figure 9. From previousstudies, we concluded that God used Egypt as a symbol of the world but used Israel(the land of Canaan) as a symbol of His home. The Bible teaches that when Abramand Lot left Egypt, they came to a place between Bethel and Ai where Abram oncebuilt an altar to God and also called on the name of the Lord. From this point, Abramparted company with Lot. As soon as Lot left, God called Abram and immediatelydefined the cross of His son Jesus Christ. While Lot decided to settle in Sodom,Abram on the other hand settled in Canaan. It was at Canaan that God called Abram.As Abram and Lot left Egypt, God used that opportunity to give us a snap shot ofwhat will take place in the Kingdom of Heaven through these simple steps:

Egypt is the sinful world. Abram and Lot leaving Egypt is a symbol of believers and sinners leaving the

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Between Bethel and Ai is the Kingdom of Heaven. Sodom is Hell. Canaan is Paradise.

Because of the significant nature of Canaan which symbolizes God’s paradise inheaven, God waited for Abram to make the choice of settling in Canaan before Herevealed the cross to him. It was God’s way of saying that the cross of His son will berevealed only to those who chose to settle in Paradise because His son on the crosswill be the only way to Paradise. God created Heaven in such a unique way thateverything that is originally carved out of Heaven must bear the supernatural spiritualDNA or divine number 10, of Heaven.

Heaven = 10

The following were carved out of Heaven:

Paradise = 10 Hell = 10 Man was made in God’s image. (Man = 10). Adam was named by God in the image of God. (Adam = 10) Circumcision = 10 (The first covenant God made with Abraham for spiritual

purification)

Hell = The exact flip of Paradise (Opposite of Paradise)

Hell = 8 + 5 + 12 + 12 = 37

37 = The exact flip of Paradise.

If Hell is the exact supernatural spiritual flip (opposite) of Paradise, then in theLanguage of Heaven, Paradise must be 73.

Paradise = 16 + 1 + 18 + 1 + 4 + 9 + 19 + 5 = 73

37 = The exact flip of 73

Because of the common supernatural housing that is shared by both Hell andParadise, it explains why their values are exact flips of each other (37 and 73).


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When God made humanity, He started with man after which He created thewoman by using the man’s rib. Before sin entered the world, God’s perfect creationof humanity was:

Man + Woman

God’s Supernatural Equation of Humanity =Man + Woman ……(Equation hi)

Man = 13 + 1 + 14 = 28

Woman = 23 + 15 + 13 + 1 + 14 = 66

God’s Supernatural Equation of Humanity =28 + 66 = 94 = 13 = 4

The number 4 is God’s number to start and end a process while the number thirteen isGod’s expanded divine number to start and end a season. When God made Adam andEve, the Tree of Life who is Jesus Christ, was part of humanity which is what madeGod’s original creation supernaturally clean. It also explains why God initially madeno attempts to restrict man from eating from the Tree of Life, prior to eating from theTree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. However, when sin entered the world,God’s Supernatural Equation of Humanity changed to God’s Natural Equation ofHumanity.

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God’s Natural Equation of Humanity =Man + Woman + Sin……….. (Equation hii)

When Sin entered the world, the Tree of Life (Jesus Christ) disappeared from God’soriginal supernatural creation which is why God’s preferable way of restoring Hisoriginal creation is by re-injecting His son again into humanity.

God’s Natural Equation of Humanity = (Man + Woman) – Jesus Christ …(Equation hii)

Because the influence of sin erased the powerful supernatural components thatGod used in creating humanity, the value of God’s Natural Equation of Humanitymust therefore balance the divine number 6 for sin.

Sin = 19 + 9 + 14 = 42 = 6

God’s Natural Equation of Humanity = Sin …….. (Equation hiii)

(Equation hii) = (Equation hiii)

From (Equation hii) and (Equation hiii) in the Language of Heaven, we balancesin as follows:

(Man + Woman) – Jesus Christ = Sin

(28 + 66) – (77 + 74) = Sin

94 – 151 = Sin

Remember that Sin = 19 + 9 + 14 = 42

94 – 151 = 4213 – 7 = 66 = 6

As far as the Kingdom of Heaven is concerned, God’s Supernatural Equation ofHumanity (Redeemed humanity through the cross) is designed for Paradise, whileGod’s Natural Equation of Humanity (Sinful humanity) is reserved for Hell. As far asGod’s Paradise is concerned, nothing natural can even come close to the gates. OnlyJesus can take us to Paradise because he is the only designated supernatural way tothe Father.


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Personalize the Lord’s PrayerOur Father in heaven,My only God.Hallowed be your name,Father, I praise your mighty name.

Your kingdom come,Father, I pray for your kingdom.

Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven,Father, let your will be perfectly manifested in me.

Give us today our daily bread,Father, I commit this day into your hands.

Forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors,Father, I surrender everything that I am at the foot of the cross of yourson Jesus Christ.And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from the evil one.Father, direct my steps and keep me under the shadow of your wingsbecause my life is not about me; it is about you, your glory, yourpower, and your son Jesus Christ.In his mighty name I pray,Amen, Amen, and Amen.

The Call of Moses, Aaron, and JoshuaWhen you carefully read the Holy Bible, you will notice that one aspect that

clearly defines God’s nature is the fact that He doesn’t do things at random. Godalways has an underlying supernatural reason for every action He takes. From thisBiblical truth, we also know that there is a supernatural reason why He called Moses,Aaron, and Joshua to lead the most important mission ever handed to man. Naturallyspeaking, we know that when it comes to spiritual resume, these three men will bedisqualified. There was absolutely nothing from a human aspect that qualified themfor the job. God called them because He already mapped out this mission with theirnames written all over it when they were not yet born. God made these three men inrelation to the supernatural journey His son will take to the cross when he comes totake away the sins of the world. Because Jesus will use his supernatural divinenumber 3 to accomplish God’s mission, it explains why only three men were called toreplicate the mission.

Moses = 13 + 15 + 19 + 5 + 19 = 71 = 8

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Aaron = 1 + 1 + 18 + 15 + 14 = 49 = 13Joshua = 10 + 15 + 19 + 8 + 21 + 1 = 74 = 11

1. Moses with number 8

We know that for the mission to free Israel and lead them to the Promised Land.God essentially made Moses like Jesus Christ. As the leader of the mission, Goddesigned Moses to reflect the eight steps that will cover the mission of His son asfollows:

1. God’s angel visited the Virgin Mary.2. Jesus was conceived.3. His birth.4. His life growing up unnoticed by the world.5. His life in the ministry.6. His death on the cross.7. His resurrection on the third day.8. His ascension into heaven. God’s angel was there to mark the end of the

mission.

2. Aaron with number 13

As far as this mission is concerned, we know that God made Aaron like Moses’prophet, which means that Aaron was designed to help and learn from Moses. Whileon earth, we know that Jesus appointed 12 disciples; he officially used them toestablish his ministry and his church. Just like Aaron, we also know that these twelvedisciples were appointed to help and also learn from Jesus Christ. We also know fromBiblical teachings that after his ascension, Jesus made one last appointment to bringthe total number of his disciples to thirteen.

12 disciples + (1) Apostle Paul = 13 disciples.

For the mission to free His people and lead them to the land He promised themon oath, God therefore made Aaron to represent the disciples of Jesus Christ.

3. Joshua with number 11

From Biblical teachings in Book Two, we know that God made Joshua like theHoly Spirit in this mission. The Bible teaches that after Jesus rose from the deadwhen he appeared to his disciples to introduce the Holy Spirit in John 20:19-23, therewere only eleven disciples left because Judas Iscariot was no more. By using Joshuato replicate the role of the Holy Spirit in this mission, it explains why Jesus did not


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ask his disciples to appoint a replacement for Judas Iscariot before he introduced theHoly Spirit.

The mission of Jesus Christ was to bring salvation to the world by taking awaythe sins of the world on the cross. If this statement holds the Biblical truth, thereforein the Language of Heaven, Moses, Aaron, and Joshua must supernaturally balanceGod’s divine number for salvation and everlasting life which is the number 5:

Moses + Aaron + Joshua = Salvation …. (Equation Pr-5)

Salvation = (19+1) + (12+22)+(1+20)+(15+14) + 9Salvation = 20 + 34 + 21 + 29 + 9Salvation = (2+7+3) + 11 + 9Salvation = 12 + 11 + 9Moses = 8Joshua = 11Aaron = 13

From (Equation Pr-5):Moses + Aaron + Joshua = 12 + 11 +98 + 13 + 11 = 12 + 11 + 932 = 325 = 5

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ came to the world in flesh as the secondAdam. On the other hand, the Bible also teaches that Jesus Christ came to the worldas God’s son. From this Biblical truth, we know that Jesus came to the world in twoforms:

In flesh as the second Adam because Adam was made man.In spirit as God’s son because God is spirit as illustrated in John 4:24.

If Jesus came to us in flesh as the second Adam, therefore whoever God appointed inhuman flesh to replicate His son’s journey to the Promised Land must also balancethe value of Adam. In this case, God appointed Moses and Joshua because while Hemade Moses like Jesus Christ, He however made Joshua like the Holy Spirit. The twomajor contrasting positions here are:

Both Moses and Joshua are two separate humans transformed into the imageof Adam (sinless man) before sin entered the world.

Bothe Jesus and the Holy Spirit are two inseparable Godheads of the HolyTrinity.

In the Language of Heaven, Moses and Joshua must therefore balance the value ofAdam.

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Moses + Joshua = AdamAdam = 1 + 4 + 1 + 13 = 19Moses = 8Joshua = 11

Moses + Joshua = 8 + 11 = 1919 = 10 (Divine number for Heaven)

If you are wondering why even though Aaron assisted Moses in this mission butfailed to appear in this equation, the reason is because unlike one of the threeGodheads, God made Aaron like Moses’ prophet which disqualifies him from theSecond-Adam-concept.

The second form (spirit) that Jesus came to us cannot be practically replicated byany human flesh because while you can see and touch the flesh, the truth is youcannot touch God’s spirit. If Jesus came to us as God’s spirit, therefore he mustperfectly balance the value of God’s spirit. We know from Biblical revelation that theSpirit of God is commonly referred to as the Holy Spirit which brings us to:

Jesus Christ = Holy Spirit …… (Equation Ms-5)Jesus = (10+5) + (19+21+19)Jesus = 15 + 59

Christ = (3+8+18) + (9+19+20)Christ = 15+59+29+48Christ = 6 + 14 + 11 + 12Christ = (14+11) + (6+12)Christ = 25 + 18

Holy = (8+15) + (12+25)Holy = 23 + 37

Spirit = (19+16+9) + (18+9+20)Spirit = 44 + 47

Holy Spirit = 23 + 37 + 44 + 47Holy Spirit = 5 + 10 + 8 + 11Holy Spirit = (5+11) + (10+8)Holy Spirit = 16 + 18

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16 = 167 = 7 (God’s number for Holy, Perfect, and Complete)

God’s Equations of the Law and the ProphetsWhen God designed the plan to liberate Israel from the bondage of slavery in

Egypt as a fulfillment of the covenant He made with Abraham, it was also God’sintention to use this plan to map out the supernatural path of His son when he comesto take away the sins of the world. To execute this plan, God called three men –Moses, Aaron and Joshua. In a nation full of elders who spent all their lives servingGod, why did He take very special interest in these three men, especially Moses whoknew nothing about God? The Bible teaches that the Passover God used to bringIsrael out of Egypt was celebrated under the leadership of Moses and Aaron. On theother hand, the Passover that God used to grant the Israelites entry into the PromisedLand was celebrated under the leadership of Joshua. If God’s Passover was asupernatural symbolic tool for the mission He called Moses, Aaron, and Joshua tofulfill, therefore in the Language of Heaven, the value of the three men must perfectlybalance God’s divine number for the Passover which is the number 14. This brings usto:

Moses + Aaron + Joshua = 14 …(Equation PsD-7)Moses = 71Aaron = 49Joshua = 74

From Equation PsD-7:71 + 49 + 74 = 14(71+49) + 74 = 14120 + 74 = 143 + 11 = 14

The Bible teaches that Joshua was called because Moses and Aaron failed tocomplete the job. The Bible also teaches that while the law was brought to us throughMoses, grace and truth came to us through God’s son. “For the law was given throughMoses; grace and truth came through Jesus Christ.” John 1:17. Grace came to usthrough the death of Jesus Christ on the cross while the Holy Spirit through JesusChrist brought the truth to help us understand grace embedded in the law.

We know that the first written law (The Old Testament) was brought to usthrough Moses while the second written law (The New Testament) was given to usthrough Jesus Christ; it explains why The Old Testament is commonly referred to asThe Law of Moses. We also know from Bible teachings that when God gave Moses

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the law, his assistant was Aaron because while Moses was made like God, Aaron onthe other hand was made like Moses’ prophet. This is confirmed by God’s statementin Exodus 7:1 “Then the LORD said to Moses, ‘See, I have made you like God toPharaoh, and your brother Aaron will be your prophet.’” In a summary statement ofhis mission, Jesus stated that he came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets. “Do notthink that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolishthem but to fulfill them.” Matthew 5:17. The Law and the Prophets were designed tolead the Israelites to the Promised Land. While Moses was the Law, his brother Aaronon the other hand was the Prophet.

The Law and the Prophets = Moses + Aaron. Grace = The death of Jesus Christ on the cross. The Truth = The gift of the Holy Spirit through Jesus Christ.

If Jesus came to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, it therefore means that he alsocame to fulfill Moses and Aaron. In the beginning, God called Moses and Aaron as ateam to carry out the mission but when they failed, God introduced a third candidateto finish the job. This new appointment also changed God’s definition of the Law andthe Prophets to:

The Law and the Prophets = Moses + Aaron + Joshua.

If the Law and the Prophets is a natural representation of The Old Testament becausehumans were involved in the mission, a representation of the New Testament istherefore referred to as the Fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets. As far as Jesus isconcerned, the fulfillment of his mission from the Father is what the Fulfillment ofthe Law and the Prophets is all about; it is a replay of the journey of the Israelitesfrom bondage in Egypt to the Promised Land.

Fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets =

Moses + Aaron + Joshua.

We know our savior as Jesus Christ but the Bible also talks about the Messiah asthe same person. The Bible teaches that when John’s disciple (Andrew) found Jesus,the first thing he did was look for his brother Simon; as soon as he found Simon, hedescribed his findings to his brother with the statement, “We have found the Messiah(that is, the Christ)”. John 1:41. When Jesus was trying to teach the Samaritanwoman, she also talked about the Messiah. “I know that Messiah (called Christ) iscoming. When he comes, he will explain everything to us.” John 4:25.

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Jesus = 74Christ = 77Messiah = 74

Jesus is the Messiah. Christ means the one that will be crucified. Messiah means the promised savior.

As much as all these names are used to address Jesus Christ, in the Language ofHeaven, each of these names carry specific spiritual interpretations as outlined inTable 52.

When the Passover lamb was slaughtered in Egypt on the 14th day of the firstmonth, it was an indication that slavery in bondage is finished; likewise when Jesustook his last breath on the cross with the statement “It is finished”, it was also anindication that slavery in the bondage of sin is finished. Although the value of “It isfinished” is 131 = 5, the divine number of this statement which marks the last wordsof Jesus on the cross is equivalent to the day God asked the Israelites to slaughter thelamb in Egypt. That divine number is 14.

It is finished = 14

This divine number is symbolic of the fact that from the moment Adam and Eveintroduced sin to the world, we all became dead souls incapable of supernaturallyrescuing ourselves from the supernatural mess that started in the Garden of Eden.

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Dead = 4 +5 + 1 + 4 = 14.

This explains why we are born to this sinful world as dead souls. God designedthe Passover to liberate dead souls. When Jesus fulfilled the Law and the Prophets, heeffectively fulfilled the mission that God assigned to Moses, Aaron and Joshua. If theLaw and the Prophets (The Old Testament) was introduced to combat the influence ofthe Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, therefore the sum of the Law and theProphets must spiritually and effectively balance not only the divine number 9 of theTree but also the expanded divine number as well which is the number 18.

Law = 36 = 9Prophets = 117 = 9Law + Prophets = 9 + 9 = 18 = 9Christ = 77 = 14

By using three humans to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, this brings us to God’sNatural Equation of the Law and the Prophets. …….. (Equation Lp2)

Moses + Aaron + Joshua = God’s Natural Equation of the Law and theProphets …. (Equation Lp2).

Moses + Aaron + Joshua = 8 + 13 + 11 = 32

God’s Supernatural Equation of the Law and the Prophets will involve His son JesusChrist fulfilling the mission on the cross - Jesus on the cross who is Christ ………(Equation Lp1)

Law + Prophets + Christ = God’s Supernatural Equation of the Law and theProphets….. (Equation Lp1)

9+ 9 + 14 = 32

32 = 5 (God’s number for Salvation)

Because Jesus came to repeat the journey of the Israelites from bondage in Egyptto the Promised Land under the leadership of Moses, Aaron and Joshua, that brings usto God’s Equation of the Law and the Prophets.

(Equation Lp1) + (Equation Lp2) = God’s Equation of the Law and theProphets.

32 + 32 = God’s Equation of the Law and the Prophets.

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To fulfill the two equations, God used two Passover celebrations, one in Egypt andanother one in Israel.

The first 5 is for the slaughter (14 = 5) of the Natural Passover Lamb in Egypt whilethe other 5 is for the slaughter of the Supernatural Passover Lamb (Christ) on thecross for our salvation.

Salvation = 19+1+12+22+1+20+9+15+14 =113Salvation = 113 = 5

5 + 5 = 10

The number 10 is God’s divine number for heaven where the law (The HolyBible) came from. Both Passover celebrations came from heaven because they areconsidered to be the Lord’s Passover. “Eat it in a haste; it is the LORD’s Passover.”Exodus 12:11. As Christ died on the cross to fulfill the Law and the Prophets, he alsofulfilled the divine number for the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil which isthe root of the sins of the world.

The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil is the reason why God gave us theLaw and the Prophets to help us avoid the spiritual mistakes that Adam and Eve madein the Garden of Eden. If you have not sincerely given your life to Jesus Christthrough repentance, I strongly suggest you find him now; do it in a haste, just likeGod asked the Israelites to eat the Passover Lamb in a haste because today maybe allyou have. There is absolutely nothing that can save you from hell; your only chanceof entering God’s paradise in Heaven is through His only son. Jesus loves you!

The Tearful End of the AgeWhen we are feeling good, we say life is great; we call it success, rich,

fulfillment, accomplishment, and blessings. We call this group of experiences a“Positive Life.” But when excruciating pain, poverty, and discomfort manifestthemselves we say life is bad; we call it miserable, poor, pathetic, and hopeless. Wecall this group of experiences a “Negative Life.” From the human definition of a“Negative Life”, came the humiliation, judgment, torture, and crucifixion of JesusChrist. Out of man’s “Negative Life” definition, the cross of Jesus Christ iscompletely revealed. Out of the cross of His son, God carved out spiritual success,blessings, fulfillment, and mission accomplished. Your spiritual success throughrepentance, among other things, will be largely determined by God not from thepleasures of life, but rather, from the “Negative Life” definition that spirituallyidentifies you with Jesus Christ. “If anyone would come after me, he must deny

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himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. For whoever wants to save his lifewill lose it, but whoever loses his life for me will save it. Luke 9:23-24.

The Bible teaches that God has already prepared an unprecedented closure to alllife on earth. Jesus called it the End of the Age. It may sound like a fairy tale thatsomeday, every life on earth will without notice, come to an unprecedented end. Thetruth is, regardless of how you feel or what you think, it will eventually come to pass.In preparation for the End of the Age, a time is fast approaching when no man will beable to walk the streets of the world because the supernatural forces of darkness willbe unleashed like never before in human history. First, the world will be relativelycalm, too calm for a very sinful world then, all of a sudden without warning, all hellwill break loose. I couldn’t help the pain and sorrow that filled my heart as I sat therebeside him watching in stupefied horror as he walked me through the short scene.From the glimpse of what he showed me, be rest assured that no amount of money, noamount of self-righteousness, no amount of education, no level of technology, and noamount of intellectual advancement can prepare humanity for what is about tohappen. Fasten your spiritual seat belt because only Jesus Christ can prepare you forit. The Bible teaches that before God started creating the earth, darkness was all overthe earth, the earth was empty, and the earth was formless. “In the beginning Godcreated the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formless and empty, darknesswas over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.”Genesis 1:1-2.

Jesus on the other hand gave us a brief description of what will happen when theEnd of the Age shows up. “Immediately after the distress of those days, the sun willbe darkened, and the moon will not give its light; the stars will fall from the sky, andthe heavenly bodies will be shaken. At that time the sign of the Son of Man willappear in the sky, and all the nations of the earth will mourn. They will see the Son ofman coming on the clouds of the sky, with power and great glory. And he will sendhis angels with a loud trumpet call, and they will gather his elect from the four winds,from one end of the heavens to the other.” Matthew 24:29-31. The sun, the moon, andthe stars are the three supernatural tools that God uses to give light to the world. Ifthese three sources of light disappear, the earth will be literarily submerged into totaldarkness – where it all started in the beginning when God created the earth. The onlyreason why we will be able to see Jesus coming through the clouds of the sky isbecause in a world submerged in total blackout, Jesus Christ will be the only sourceof light coming from the sky. After God created His most powerful divine number onearth which is divine number 17, He used it for the following six occasions:

1. To create the earth.2. To start the flood with Noah on the 17th day of the second month for a

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4. To liberate the Israelites from the bondage of slavery when Pharaoh decidedto let Israel go on the 17th appearance of Moses and Aaron before Pharaoh.

5. To lead the Israelites to the Promised land by assigning divine number 10 toMoses and divine number 7 to Joshua. A total of divine number 10 + 7 = 17for the journey.

6. In Book One we saw that the divine value for the number of kings Moses andJoshua had to defeat in order to enter the Promised Land was also 17.

“In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Now the earth was formlessand empty, darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God washovering over the waters. And God said, ‘Let there be light’ and there was light.”Genesis 1:1-3. The End of the Age is nothing but God taking us back to the beginningwhen He first created the heavens and the earth.

Heaven = 10Earth = 7Heaven + Earth = 17

When the Bible says that darkness was over the surface of the deep (the earth) itis essentially what will happen again during the End of the Age (total darkness willengulf the earth once again). When God said “Let there be light”, it is the samestatement that God will use to send His son Jesus Christ who will be the only sourceof light in the clouds of the sky in Matthew 24:29-31. The End of the Age isessentially God’s way of tearing down the house to rebuild by weeding out all thosewho will reject His son Jesus Christ as the only way to salvation.

God made all things through Jesus Christ who is the light in Genesis 1:1-3;likewise God will also use the same light coming from the clouds of the sky to finallybring all things to an end. By first taking all sources of light away from the worldbefore Jesus shows up in the clouds of the sky, it is God’s way of demonstrating thatall of God’s children who are considered to be the light of the world will be takenaway by the angels before Jesus arrives on earth. Jesus said in Matthew 5:14, “Youare the light of the world.” This will happen very fast (before you blink) because theprocess is designed by God to be completed in a haste, just like the Passover in Egypt.There will be no time for repentance; it will be “Game over.” Figure 10 and Figure 11are illustrations of the Beginning and the End of the Age respectively.

As much as the timing of the End of the Age remains a hidden mystery fromhumanity, one thing is very clear; to shut the world down, God will use the samedivine number that He used to create the world. God demonstrated this pattern duringthe flood through Noah. God’s most powerful divine number on earth will be theprincipal tool that He will use to unleash the Tearful End of the Age. It will take placeon the 17th day which will mark the 7th episode of the use of divine number 17because the number 7 is God’s number for Holy, Perfect and Complete. Only those

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who have been made righteous through Jesus Christ will make it to God’s Paradiseusing God’s divine number 17 for righteousness.

Righteousness = (18 +9) + (7 + 8) + (20 + 5) + (15 + 21) + (19 + 14) + (5 +19 + 19)

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Righteousness = 19 + 25Righteousness = 10 + 7Righteousness = 17

To create the world, God used divine number 17 and rested on the 7th day. Tobring the world to an end, God will use divine number 17 for the 7th time. It was onthe 17th day of the 5th month that God’s son was naturally and physically born to theworld through the Virgin Mary; it will also be on the 17th day that God will ask Hisson to physically come to us again for the second time. Are you ready for him?

Living a life where you try at all cost to avoid Jesus Christ is like a fugitive whospends all day running but has nowhere to hide. While on the cross, with the spiritualknowledge that the task of dying for the sins of the world can only be accomplishedthrough the power of God, Jesus surrendered his spirit into the hands of the Father ashe took his last breath with the words “It is finished.” If you had 60 seconds to pleadyour case before Jesus Christ with four words, what will you say to him? Your onlychoice is what Jesus said to the Father; just tell him “Lord Jesus, I surrender.”Surrender your life and your sins to him because he is the only way to repentance andour Father in Heaven.

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When your 60 seconds dissipate by the end of today, it may never come back.Today maybe all you have; repent and give your life to Jesus Christ today before it istoo late.Jesus loves you!

Congratulations!Now that you’ve finished reading this amazing book, you will now test yourself.

Your challenge is to use what you have learned so far from the Language of Heavento spiritually dissect the first page of this book. The cover page was specificallydesigned by Jesus Christ. There are 21 spiritual mysteries hidden in the cover page ofthis book; your test is to find them. Before you start, I want you to ask him for thespiritual wisdom to successfully complete this task. For a complete feedback on yourtest, please feel free to email your answers to:

[email protected] help you start with this test, I will give you the first two mysteries:

1. The white box is Jesus’ tomb where he was buried after his death on the cross.2. The red color stands for the blood of the Lamb of God. Remember that the

divine number for the Sacrificial Lamb of God is the number 14. To enterGod’s Paradise, we must go through the blood of the lamb who is JesusChrist.

My DreamI pray that this book enriches your life to bring you closer to Jesus Christ because

at the end of the day, that’s what life is all about. A wasted life is a life spent withoutJesus Christ and only those who have him will live a fulfilled life. “I am the vine; youare the branches. If a man remains in me and I in him, he will bear much fruit; apartfrom me you can do nothing.” John 15:5. My dream is to someday open a facility totake care of troubled youths. My goal is to provide them with food, shelter, education,teach them a trade, and at the same time bring them to Jesus Christ.

God bless you and thanks again for reading.

About the AuthorFelix Wantang was born in Cameroon - Africa. While working for a missionary

hospital in a small town called Nguti in Cameroon, he received his first visitationfrom Jesus Christ in October 1991. After graduating with an MBA from the European


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University Madrid - Spain, he eventually moved to Canada in 1999 where he startedmeeting regularly face-to-face with Jesus Christ to learn the language of Heaven.During one of the meetings in 2006, Jesus asked him to start writing the HiddenSupernatural Mysteries of the Holy Bible and the Language of Heaven because theChurch for the most part has lost its way.

His book is a series (trilogy) of Biblical revelations from Jesus Christ in theLanguage of Heaven titled, "Face to Face Meetings with Jesus Christ". FelixWantang lives in Toronto, Canada with his wife and children as he continues to meetface-to-face regularly with Jesus Christ to learn more about the Language of Heavenand God's plan for humanity.

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Value Index

Name ValueAaron 49Abel 20Abihu 41Abijah 31Abiud 37Abraham 44Abram 35Adam 19Ahaz 36Akim 34Amalekites 96Ammiel 53Amminadab 58Amon 43Andrew 65Ard 23Areli 45Ark 30Arodi 47Arphaxad 73Asa 21Asenath 68Ashbel 47Asher 51Asshur 86


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Azor 60Bartholomew 132Beker 41Bela 20Benjamin 68Beriah 43Blind 41Blood 48Boaz 44Body 46Bread 30Cain 27Caleb 23Christ 77Church 61Circumcision 136Commandments 134Cross 74Cured 51Cush 51Cypress 105Dan 19David 40Dead 14Deaf 16Death 38Dinah 36Earth 52East 45Eber 30Eden 28Egypt 73Ehi 22Eleazar 68Eliakim 60Eliud 51Elizabeth 88

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Elon 46Ephraim 70Er 23Eri 32Esau 46Euphrates 113Eve 32Evil 48Ezbon 62Faith 44Figs 41Fish 42Flesh 50Frankincense 119Fruit 74Gad 12Gaddi 25Gaddiel 42Garden 49Gera 31Gershon 86Geuel 50Gihon 53Good 41Good News 102Grapes 66Guni 51Haggi 32Ham 22Hamul 55Hanok 49Havilah 61Hear 32Heaven 55Heber 38Hell 37Hezekiah 73


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Hezron 86Holy 60Horeb 48Huppim 83Hur 47Hushim 78Igal 29Imnah 45Isaac 33Issachar 78Iscariot 94Ishvah 67Ishvi 67Israel 64Issachar 78It is Finished 131Jacob 31Jahleel 53Jahziel 71Jakim 44James 48Jamin 47Japheth 68Jashub 61Jeconiah 65Jehoram 70Jehoshaphat 111Jemuel 66Jerusalem 104Jesse 58Jesus 74Jezer 64John 47Joseph 73Joshua 74Josiah 62Jotham 67

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