[00:03] Speaker 1: Welcome to Angel Talk Radio Live, with your hosts Jim and Sandy Young.

[00:13] Speaker 2: Welcome, everyone. I am Reverend Sandy.

[00:15] Speaker 3: And I am Reverend Jim.

[00:16] Speaker 2: Welcome to Angel Talk Radio Live. Our show is sponsored by the Living Light Center, a church of faith and healing. For anyone interested, Jim and I do personal readings, and if you'd like to have a personal reading, you can call 304-567-3354 or email sandysangeltalk@aol.com. That's S-A-N-D-Y-S-A-N-G-E-L-T-A-L-K@aol.com. Well, welcome everyone to Angel Talk. Today's show's going to be Power of Praise. You know, from the moment of creation, all things that have been, are, and will be, for one main purpose, that the glory of God is manifested in all that is. So join us for another exciting Angel Talk radio show, sponsored by the Living Light Center, a church of faith and healing. I would like to share with you, uh, a little prophecy reading. Life offers everyone many decisions to make. This can become confusing if you try to do all this by yourself. God sent his only begotten Son that you would never feel alone, and through him, all possibilities are made possible.

[01:42] Speaker 2: He will be there to protect you, to lead you, and to open doors of opportunity for you if you just have faith and believe in Him. There is a tendency for many to try to let their ego lead them, to become fearful, or to react negatively because of feelings of anger, hurt, or embarrassment. So, when you allow God on your side, you will see the bigger picture, and be lifted to a level of understanding that can make your decisions easier and the outcomes better. When love is invoked in your everyday life situation, it softens and inspires others. It can give one hope when there wasn't any. It can save lives. We all want to know that someone cares about us. It is important, particularly at this time, that we spend personal time quieting our mind and connecting with God in meditation and prayer, allowing ourselves to receive guidance, inspiration, and understanding, then to give praise and gratitude for all that we have, and our ability to be one with God's light and love.

[03:06] Speaker 2: For we are in a time of judgment, and we need to know that the Lord God, our Father, recognizes us as one of His own. We must earn that respect. We must do things to show we are following His ways, laws, and love. Every day, we must humble ourselves and ask for His forgiveness of our sins and for His blessings. And if we are sincere and truly mean it, He will recognize that truth within us. "Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only he who does the will of my Father in heaven." It is important to have an internal righteousness to God, to understand that our walk in life is about growing back to our spiritual place in heaven, and aligning ourself to our Creator, God, and His will, for there is no other love greater than God's. Blessings to you.

[04:22] Speaker 3: Well, that was certainly full of truth, wasn't it?

[04:25] Speaker 2: Oh, yeah.

[04:31] Speaker 3: So, there's, you know, it seems like when we pick a topic we have all intent of, well, this is, seems to be what is going on in our lives at this time, and probably did seven years ago and seven years before that. Ours seem to go in seven-year cycles, and so often, you know, I can look back and I can trace the situations that I have been put in or walked through, and how the hand of God has lifted me up out of it or brought me through it. You know, there have even been times when, you know, the Holy Spirit would say, you know, "We wish to commend you for the work that you have done, because you, you know, in reality, you only had about a 7% chance of surviving it." And after about the second time of hearing that, you know, I really got to thinking about it pretty hard, and I said, "You know, you said 7% chance of surviving it, but I don't recall you saying that before I accepted the mission or went into what it was you wanted me to do." And they said, "No, we didn't.

[05:44] Speaker 3: But we did tell you that we could, no matter what, that we could keep you alive." I said, "Yes, you did." And usually the answer there was, "But we didn't tell you, and something you should know is that if you go full force into the middle of a battle, you know, you could come out with a broken arm or a broken leg."... you know, and I thought, "Okay, so here's another one I need to add to the, you know, to the list." But I, I soon realized that the 7% chance of, of surviving it was the number of God. The number of God is seven. It includes the material realm, four, and the spirit realm of three, and so it is God or you've heard some refer to as the seventh heaven. But, you know, I began to realize that I wouldn't have survived whatever it was that I was going through, and you would have no idea, you know, what those were, but trust me that you wouldn't want to walk through them.

[06:44] Speaker 3: But you're never notified ahead of time, because if, if in your mind, then the, the not-so-shiny light is what the angels seem to like to call those forces that seem to be in opposition to God, the not-so-shiny light, well, they can read it if it's in your mind. And so God has a tendency not to put it in your mind or let you know about it until the 11th hour. That's what I like to call it, the 11th hour. The last minute is when you'll know, because there's a l- there's a whole lot less chance of boulders being placed in front of you on the path to keep you from achieving what it is that God needs done. So, if sometimes you feel like, "Boy, if I could just have a little more notice, you know, it'd be better," well, it might be, but probably no, wouldn't it be, because of, of the boulders? At times when you pray, if you want to pray for something, you know, ask.

[07:48] Speaker 3: Ask that the boulders, if there's any that have been, already been placed in front of you, that they be removed or reduced to s- stepping stones, so to speak, as they've been called, and it makes the path so much easier. Because right now, I'm telling you, it is, it is so intense. I mean, I'm having people coming up to me and saying, you know, "If I believe in God and I'm praying every day and I'm, I'm, you know, trying to follow God's will in my life instead of my own, you know, will I be protected from, you know, the dark powers?" And the word... really, the answer is yes, if you're doing those things every day, if you pray every day. That's the law of God, praying every day. I don't care if it's a small prayer, a big prayer. Just a prayer. Just a prayer of praise, maybe, because let's not forget that when you go to God in prayer, God already knows what it is you're coming for.

[08:53] Speaker 3: And so, a lot of times, you know, if it's something that i- is fairly big, then I, I may go into a little bit of detail. But typically, I go in prayer the first thing in the morning and last thing at night, and my prayer is usually, you know, to the Father, the Heavenly Father, hallowed by Thy name, and through the Messiah, my God and Savior, um, Yeshua, and the blessed Holy Spirit, Shekinah. And I say, "You know why I've come and You know what my needs are. Not my wants, my needs. And I know that You will bless me with those needs as needed. And I wanna praise Your name, glory be to God in the highest, you know, and through the, the Ɛqዶይ ከዶይ Ɛqዶይ ከዶይ Adonai Tsidkenu, and, you know, yon miSHE ha hee-mee SHEE shee. I use that one too. Um, El Shaddai. There's a bunch of... there's actually 72, and they tell me there are 76 now, sacred names of God. And when you utilize them, it's like a step or a rung on the ladder, and it, it allows you to s- take a step upward, and upward, and upward.

[10:20] Speaker 3: Even amen. How many of us... and I know we've probably spoken about this before, but... and Sandi doesn't like it. She wants me to not repeat myself (laughs) , but, you know, I just went through life for quite a while, and I've been doing this since I was six years old. So, you know, nobody could ever give me the answer of amen. Well, it means it's finished, okay? So just one amen. Amen is what you say, after dinner, after you do your grace, you know? And it means it's, it is finished, it is done, you know? It's complete, it'll happen. Um, and in reality, you know, they're all true but yet they're not what it means. It's two amens that are best, because o- the first amen will close off the lower realms where the not-so-shiny light seems to like to hide, and in the second amen, it opens up the gates of Heaven so blessings can come without interference from the lower realms.

[11:30] Speaker 3: And to me, oh, it was like a, it was just like a beautiful, you know, sunny day with the wind blowing over my face when I finally got the answer to that, 'cause I knew it had more power than what we were giving it. It had remained around too long. It had been there from the beginning, and, you know, and that is never a coincidence. Of course, with God, there are no coincidences, but, you know, there was no coincidence, and it just... it, it made my heart sing.So, I wanted to make sure that I covered just that. And, and remember, you know, pass it along to others that you meet, that the two amens, and what the first one does by closing off the lower realms, and the second one does by opening up the gates of Heaven. And we're gonna talk today on, you know, a couple of different areas of praise, and, um, and a little bit on Revelation.

[12:39] Speaker 3: And the one, the one sentence is, "Blessed is the one who reads aloud the words of the prophecy, and blessed are those that hear and who keep what's written in it, for the time is near." And you'll find that in Revelations 1:3. And, you know, I know a lot of ministers who, they just stay away from Revelation. They don't feel that they can preach it and understand it any better than anybody else, and that it's one of those things you just have to read and pray about and, and the meanings will come. Well, that's all good and well-said, but it's just not always accurate, I hate to say, because, you know, we are riled every day. I don't care who we are, how righteous we are. Sometimes the more righteous, the more problems, because it is, you know, the destiny and the s- the intensity of the not-so-shiny light, we'll s- we'll call 'em, to do everything that they can to keep God's children from making it into the Promised Land, as it was in the desert with Moses and Joshua.

[13:59] Speaker 3: You know, everything that could be done. And if, if you can think about it, they had been lifted. The, the Hebrews had been lifted up into a higher dimensional space, um, as they left Egypt, and they get to the, to the edge of the Sea of Reeds and the first thing they ask is, "What do we do now?" And they get afraid, and they see the chariots of the Romans, or I mean of the Egyptians, coming across the side of the mountain. And they start, you know, screaming out to God, and God answers them and He says, "What do you want?" Literally, you know. I mean, "Why do you call on me?" And they said, "Well, look, look what's happening." And they kept using the same words over and over again, "Better that we had stayed in Egypt," you know, where we had meat to eat and water to drink, you know, than be killed by the onrushing of the Egyptians.

[15:02] Speaker 3: And think about it, if you had seen all of the things you had seen that were performed in the, in the ways of miracles, in the ways of turning an entire nation, which, in reality, it was an empire, and it was the known empire of the world. And it could be brought down by the words of one man who was speaking the words of God. And they were able to hear it, they were able to watch it. They saw as the Angel of Death moved away from their doors and onto the doorpost of the Egyptians, and took their firstborn, even the Pharaoh. And the Pharaoh was considered a deity at the time. And they saw, they heard, you know. And when they left, they didn't leave poor. Now, there's no- nothing in written scripture that tells you how they got all the gold they did, but they left with so much of it, I'm amazed that they were able to cross, you know, from one side of, of the sea to the other, um, with all that gold. But, they did.

[16:14] Speaker 3: But once they got on the other side, they were thirsty, and they complained. And then they were hungry. They complained. And you know, there were times when the disciples would get hungry or thirsty. I mean, they were human. And, and Jesus wouldn't even think about it sometimes and, and he would say, you know, "Well, I'm not really hungry, but we can get something for you to eat." And they'd say, "How can you not be hungry?" He says, "Well, I have meat that you know not of." And of course they would go into a, you know, a confused state, so to speak, trying to figure out, "Where's he hiding the meat?" (laughs) You know. I mean, and they didn't understand what he was saying to them, that when you are fully within the oneness of God, there is no need. Everything that you could possibly need will be provided to you as you need it. And that's the beauty of it. The only thing that gets in its way sometimes is that we want what we want.

[17:18] Speaker 3: And, you know, an angel asked me one time, they said, "Well, what is it that you need?" And I said, "Well, a bed." They said, "Not really." They said, "What you need is a mattress on the floor. But, God understands, and so God gives you th- the blessing of a pretty nice bed with a pretty nice mattress so that you can get a good night's sleep." And I thought to myself, you know, I shouldn't, I shouldn't think this, you know, 'cause I'm thinking in the back of my head, "So I can do more work," (laughs) you know, for, for the Kingdom. But, but, you know, when you have need, it's supplied. If your car is breaking down and it's not giving you adequate transportation, then ask God for what you need. Again, though, not necessarily what you want...

[18:11] Speaker 3: because, you know, God will probably give you w- what you could h- have ever made you happy, but if you d- define it, you know, right down to the, you know, the, the leather seats and the, you know, and the turbo charge, uh, whatever it may be, you know, you're taking the blessing out of the hands of God, and you're putting them in your own hands, because you've told God what it is you want exactly. "Here's what I'd like for it, to look for, look at. I would like for it to be candy red, you know, this type of vehicle," and now, we move away from true faith. And so, it becomes necessary to ask for what we need, if we need, and, and you'll find that it comes. It just comes. The greatest thing that one can probably do right now on this planet is to put your hand in the hand of God, and ask, "Lead me, not my will, but Thy will be done." In everything. The moment your little feet hit the floor in the morning, that should be your first offering.

[19:30] Speaker 3: And you will find, if you truly mean it, that the day becomes so much different. You know? And ask if there are opportunities that could come my way, for me to witness to someone or aid someone, you know, in my way, whatever I am able to do, then please, you know, allow it to become an opportunity. And you know what? They'll just come out of nowhere, and there'll be little things. Sometimes they're little things, sometimes they're bigger things, but typically, a lot of small things, and we don't really understand how important it can be. I mean, Sandy and I were in a grocery store one night, and, and it was very interesting, because there was a man there who was in a wheelchair, and he was trying to reach a can up on the shelf but he couldn't reach it. And so, I, I asked him if I could help, and I, I, uh, pushed it forward and he was able to grab it, and so I started talking to him, and I gave him this very thing that we're talking about right here.

[20:38] Speaker 3: And I said, "God is looking for people right now who will offer themselves, their lives, you know, and His will, not ours, and to put themselves wholly in His. And to do that, He will promise to lift them up out of all of the pain and suffering that they are going through, especially so that they can make the right choice or the proper choice of whom they wish to serve." 'Cause it's really hard to do sometimes if you're in a lot of pain or if you're really busy. You know, sometimes we even get too busy. And the Holy Spirit told me, "Jim, don't look left, don't look right." And I said, "Can I ask why?" And I said, "Doesn't really matter why, but, you know, look forward, even as Peter did when he walked upon the water." Because if you see the face of Christ in front of you, and you are fully within the will of God, then you won't sink beneath the waves.

[21:45] Speaker 3: And imagine that the waves are the chaos that is getting worse and worse and worse, and, and it really even hasn't started completely yet. And so, if you look left, don't think for a minute that, that, you know, that not so shiny light won't put something you have always wanted right there. You'll see it. It'll be perfect. Or if you look right, same thing, it'll be perfect. And it'll sh- cause you to stray just off your path. Even if you say, "Well, I don't really want it, but let me take a closer look at it," don't even, because it will pull you off the path. And God's timing is, is perfect, and so as you walk the path in His will, it's at perfect point along that path that the opportunities come. Sometimes, you know, it is miracles. When the donkey spoke to Balaam on that mountaintop with the angel in front of him, that he couldn't see but the donkey could, at the beginning of creation, that was placed into creation.

[23:00] Speaker 3: And when the Israelites had walked the path to a certain point and a spell was attempted to be placed upon them, a magic spell, then the timing was perfect for that donkey to open its mouth and start speaking. "Can you not see the angel in front of you? Have I not always done what you've asked me to do?" Whoa, what a shock. What would you do if your dog talked to you in the morning as you were leaving for work? (laughs) You know? Hmm. You'd probably figure, "What in the world was in my coffee?" But, but, you know, we know who Bel was. Anytime you see that word, Balaam, Bel, you know, I mean, you know who it's referring to. And we're coming into a time right now where there are thousands of those that have been recreated and placed into this ma- material realm, and they can take form. So, sometimes you don't know who you're even greeting. It could be somebody that you haven't seen in a long time. "I haven't seen you in 10 years." May not even be them....

[24:20] Speaker 3: and, and don't be surprised if you let yourself stray off the path, that you find out that the guy died five years ago, because they have the ability to take on form and the form is the one they choose, and so you don't know who it is. So, the key here is listen only to God's word. Only God's word. And if you need to look it up in the Bible, open the Bible and just read it. The passage is there and then close it, and if you read it during the day, it's in the evening that you'll receive an interp- better interpretation. If you read it at night, it's during the day that you'll receive the better interpretation. And, you know, again, I've been doing this since I was six. Since I was 12, I've been traveling from church to church and preaching, and I've chur- preached in every church, you know, to mankind except, except the Catholic Church and, um, a Jewish sh- synagogue.

[25:20] Speaker 3: But we have, at our church, had a Torah, a, a real-life Torah that had come from Russia down through Israel and somehow or another, we were blessed with the people who had it, brought it here and did a blessing on our altar. And the one lady read from it, um, about the Exodus and, I mean, it brought tears to my eyes because to, to look at the words, how they're written, the spacings between them, the length of the sentences, I mean, all of that has meaning to it. And, you know, and the Torah, to me, was just, it was on my bucket list. Though, you know, few ever get to read or look in the Torah and certainly, I couldn't read Hebrew, so, so I wasn't able to, but thank goodness she was.

[26:14] Speaker 3: So, some of the things-

[26:16] Speaker 4: That's interesting.

[26:17] Speaker 3: ... that I wanna talk to you about today is praise. What difference does praise make? Does it ma- does it make a difference? Well, I certainly believe so, um, because too often I hear prayer, and it may be at a, at a function or a gathering and they'll pick somebody who's a, you know, a deacon or, of a church or someone and you'll typic- they'll typically end it with, "In the name of the Father and the Son," and that's where it stops right there. And I can't honestly say that I've ever been in a denominational church, and I'm not saying they don't exist, I'm just saying the ones that I have, or the individuals from those churches, that when they end a prayer that they don't end it with, "The Father, the Son, or the Christ, you know, my God and Savior and the Blessed Holy Spirit." And I use Shekinah.

[27:24] Speaker 3: And don't think for a minute that when you hear that our government is going to, you know, create something that is through shock and awe (laughs) , you know, that they're not trying to take advantage of the frequencies of that sacred name. And, and that is the correct pronunciation. You know, if I'm not sure then I try to find it, you know, where I can from someone, say, who's Hebrew or Greek or whatever it may be, or if I can't do it that way then I go in prayer and meditation, and the answer will come. And some will pronounce it one way, u- others another. I don't know if it would make a huge difference, but it does and, and you sound them out. If you've got two different one, two different ways of saying it, sound it out and you'll feel the power in the one that's correct. And then the Holy Spirit, for me, it was Shekinah. And, and so it's important that we remember that our Godhead is three in one.

[28:33] Speaker 3: Now, you have the Christ, you have, you know, our God and our Savior, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Redeemer of Redeemers in the middle. Just as if there're two or more gathered in my name, so am I there also. And it's the same because it evokes the Holy Trinity, the Father and the Holy Spirit and the Christ. Christ Jesus or Yeshua. You know, we're not going to change the name of Jesus anytime soon. That was a name that was given by the Romans because it was as close to their highest deity that they had, which was Zeus. And so that's where it really originated and it has just come down through the years, and so if the intent is correct, I believe that using the name Jesus will work. But it's Yeshua and, and in the Book of Isaiah, I believe it is Immanuel, and I think that word pretty much has amen in it. So, the sacred names of God are like, are like a stepladder.

[29:49] Speaker 3: Each one is like, you know, a str- a, a rung on the ladder and as you go up the rung of the sacred names, it, it will lead you into heaven. The wh- whole idea is that someday you will reach a, a righteousness stage that your name will be added and they'll no longer be 72, it'll just, it'll go up. And what a wonderful day that would be, and those things are gifts. You know, Christ a-Our God and Savior will answer our prayers. No prayers- no prayer goes unanswered. Just know that. I- it's answered. Maybe not in the way we wanted or as quick as we wanted, but it's answered. And, you know, the Heavenly Father, you know, still creates the codes of restoration and the codes of resurrection. And, you know, if we become righteous enough that we can walk our entire day in the hand and in the Will of God, not our own, but God's Will, then it will accelerate our path to such a point, and it becomes so much easier. We think, "Oh, that would be so hard to do." You know what? Try it.

[31:08] Speaker 3: And you'll find that, all of a sudden, you're not having to go through half the things that you do, because if you're in the Will of God, you are within God's- God's aura, God's, you know, energy field, God's love and grace. And- and Satan isn't gonna mess with that, trust me. And you'll walk through the path and opportunities will come. Do not ignore them. If they're little things that need to be done, if somebody you see over there that you don't even know, but you can tell that that individual needs to hear something good, say something good. Go over and tell them about Christ, tell them about prayer, tell them about one of the sacred names. Or ask them, "Do you pray daily?" Because that is the Law of God, and it's one of the things that I know I don't remember any preacher ever telling me that, but it is the Law. You must pray every day. Doesn't have to be, you know, hours and hours, you know?

[32:11] Speaker 3: You're probably not a monk in this lifetime, but- but a prayer every day, and praise the name of God. Praise. Prayer is important, but praise, praise the name of God. What do you think, you know, have you ever pondered why you were created? It was to bring about the glory of God. Because without you, who would ever know it? Who would ever see it? Who would ever be able to understand it? Unless you walked through it and you go ahead and see all of the muck and all of the mud and all of the other side to know this side, the beautiful side, the side of righteousness. And you're- you're right there on the edge, and a massive attempt is being made. Right now, there is a war in heaven. If anyone ever told you that Armageddon was supposed to be here, it's not. It's in the heavens. Because all wars start in the heavens or in spirit form first.

[33:19] Speaker 3: If you remember when Joshua battled, um, the giants in the Exodus, Moses had to keep his arms upward, straight up in the air, and when they finally got tired, two individuals had to hold up his arms so that Joshua could continue to win the battle. If Moses' arms began to fall, then Joseph would begin to lose the battle, because all battles start in spirit first, and they must be won in spirit first. And if you do, then the winning of it in the material realm is a- is guaranteed. And so, too often, we don't understand that, and that's why we become confused and complex. I mean, even in our prayers, you know, we'll go to God asking, "Please, don't..." you know, "Keep this from happening, because this person is-is trying to destroy me or my family," or whatever it may be. And go to spirit, go into the spiritual realm and ask there, and ask the Archangel Michael to help you with as many of the heavenly hosts as it takes to take them out, or to stop them in whatever way God sees fit.

[34:39] Speaker 3: And then you'll find that the battle won on the ground, it becomes as nothing. You know, they will typically just either go away or they'll go away complaining. And, you know, typically, I can handle the complaining. I don't know about you. It ge- it does get on your nerves sometimes, but... So, you know, it's real important that we do that. And, you know, probably no angel is mentioned more in the Bible, that I know of, than the Archangel Michael. And the Archangel Michael, you know, his throne is on this- in this, what we call the seventh heaven. Well, why the seventh heaven? Well, because up to the, to the seventh level of-of consciousness, you can still interact with the material realm. And so, he chose to stay in that location, and the Archangel Gabriel, so that they could interact with mankind when they were needed. And you can call upon the Archangel Michael or Gabriel at any time you need.

[35:53] Speaker 3: The Archangel Gabriel is the messenger if you need to know something, it's not a bad place to go. The Archangel Michael, of course, is when you are feeling like you are just being battled upon or, you know, you need some protection for some reason. And- and ask in the right frame of mind, in the frame of, you know, "I'm grateful." And it doesn't hurt to pray before you even ask, "Glory be to God in the highest," you know, and "I come..."... on bended knee. You know, I don't come because, you know, I feel exalted. I come as the lowest and ask for your help, and then use your praises. And I think Sandy's going to give you some but, um, yeah, go ahead.

[36:51] Speaker 2: Okay. I wanna start off with one that's important, the Word, its logos, and through God has always revealed himself in some way. The incarnation is the clearest and the most compelling revelation of who God is, of His holiness, His love and power, because Jesus is the one with the Father. He is uniquely able to communicate God's heart and mind, and as logos or the Word, everything about Jesus, His teaching, His miracles, His suffering, death and His resurrection speaks to us of God. Our destiny depends on how well we listen. Will we believe or will we turn a deaf ear to the message of God's love? Because when you pray to Jesus as the Word, you are praying to the one whose voice calls us from death to life and from darkness to light. Because the Word became human and lived among us. He saw His glory. It was the glory that the Father shares with His only son, a glory full of kindness and truth, John 1:14.

[38:09] Speaker 2: You see, in the beginning, the Word already existed, the Word was with God and the Word was God, and He was already with God in the beginning. And everything came into existence through Him. Not one thing that exists was made without Him.

[38:26] Speaker 3: (coughs)

[38:27] Speaker 2: He was in the world, and the world came into existence through Him, yet the world didn't recognize Him. He went to His own people, and His own people didn't accept Him. However, He gave the right to become God's children to everyone who believed in Him. And these people didn't become God's children in a physical way, from a human impulse or from a husband's desire to have a child, they were born from God. The Word became human and lived among us, and we saw His glory. It was the glory that the Father shares with His only son, a glory full of kindness and truth. You see, John's Gospel begins by calling Jesus the logos, the Word. Through the logos, was a term used in Greek philosophy. John echoes a Hebrew mindset by using it to refer to it as a rational principle or an impersonal force, but to the one who creates the universe by speaking it into existence. And unlike the prophets who merely spoke God's word, Jesus is God's dynamic, creative life-giving word.

[39:46] Speaker 2: So, furthermore, John says, "The Word became flesh and made His dwelling among us." John 1:14. The Greek for made His dwelling is linked to the word for tent or tabernacle. So, Jewish readers would have immediately recognized this as a reference to the tent of meeting in which God's glory dwelled prior to the building of the temple in Jerusalem. And Jesus, the Word made flesh, became a man so that through His miracle, His teachings, and the way of life, we could perceive God's glory. He is the Word calling out to us, healing our deafness and bringing us back to God. You see, praise God for creating everything through His all-powerful word and ask the Lord to open your ears to hear what He is saying, and focus on the name logos, the Word as you read Psalms 33:6-9. Human words absolutely fail us, but the logos enriches us, and actually dwells within us.

[41:04] Speaker 2: And is there anything that holds you back from believing that God's word is truly His word and therefore completely different than human words? Ask God to show you the truth of His word. I think that is one, one of, one of the most important ones. And, you know, there are, there are a lot of them, and I would like to share one more, you know, if it's okay, uh, to go ahead and do that now, uh, Jim?

[41:36] Speaker 3: Yeah, sure.

[41:38] Speaker 2: Yahweh Sabaoth. A little story here. Saul put his battle tunic on David, and he put a bronze helmet on David's head and dressed him in, in armor. And David fastened Saul's sword over his clothes and tried to walk, but he had never practiced doing this. And he said, "I can't walk in these things," David told Saul. "I've never had any practice doing this." So, David took off all these things, and he took a stick with him, picked up five smooth stones from the river bed and put them in his shepherd's bag. And with a sling in his hand, he approached the Philistine. The Philistine proceeded by the man carrying his shield, and was coming closer and closer to David. When the Philistine got a good look at David, he despised him. And after all, David was a young man with a healthy complexion and, and good looks. The Philistine asked David...... "am I a dog that you come to attack me with sticks?" So, the Philistine called on his gods to curse David. "Come on," the Philistine told David.

[42:48] Speaker 2: "And I'll give your body to the birds." And David told the Philistine, "You come to me with sword and spear and javelin, but I come to you in the name of Yahweh Sabaoth, the Elohim of the Army of Israel, whom you have insulted, and today Yahweh will hand you over to me. I will strike you down and cut off your head, and this day, I will give the dead bodies of the Philistine army to the birds and the wild animals. The whole world will know that Israel has an Elohim, that everyone gathered here will know that Yahweh came, saved without sword or spear because Yahweh determines every battle's outcome, and he will hand all of you over to us." Yahweh Sabaoth is a title of a great power and it occurs more than 240 times in Hebrew scripts, reminding us that all of the creation, even in its fallen condition, is under God's rule and reign. And at times, scripture speaks of the Lord of Hosts leading a great army.

[44:04] Speaker 2: The cherubims and the seraphim, the sun and the moon, and the stars and the sky, the rivers and the mountains, the hail and the snow, men and women, animals, wild and tame, all these worship the Lord and are at times called to fight on his behalf. You know, I believe that this particular one, Yahweh Sabaoth, is probably one of the most powerful ones that I have used. And I believe that when it is done with heartfelt love and truth and a humbleness to God for all that He is, that this power becomes so great and s- and so commanding that anything that is standing up at towards you will have difficulty conquering it. And I believe that in praise, you know, praise is mentioned over 200 times throughout the scriptures and, you know, what we're doing when we give praise is that we are blessing and giving thanks and gratitude and honoring and worshiping and glorifying and putting him above things, exalting God. You know, we, we can do this in many different ways.

[45:30] Speaker 2: We can do this by speaking His word, by singing, or by praying. But prayer is so important, you know, that the meaning of praise in Hebrew is yada, to give thanks and praise. It conveys the extending of one's hand in adoration. You know? Praise takes our focus off of our troubles and onto the one who is able to help us and rise above them, so we can choose to praise God by an act of our will. And many times, our emotions and attitudes will eventually follow. Praising God verbally is a fundamental way to worship Him. Every day, we need to recognize that God is within us. God gives us all that we need, but we have to acknowledge God. We have to recognize that there is an energy, a force that is there purely of love, to show us how to reach the higher levels of consciousness. And when we can humble ourselves and we can pray to God that we need His help, that we need His guidance, that we need Him to lead the way for us, He will do that for us.

[47:04] Speaker 2: If we think that we can do it all on our own, which quite honestly, when we become empowered through material successes, we can get this attitude within us that, "Eh, I know what I'm gonna do. I've got enough power. I'll be able to manage this on my own." And think back on those times when we had those kinds of attitudes. You know, did it actually work? Well? Or did it have a boomerang effect to it? Or did it end up being completely opposite of what you thought it would turn out to be? Most times, that's probably correct. (clears throat) But when we gave honor and praise and gratitude to God and asked for His guidance on each step of the way, how does it turn out then? May not have been totally perfect, but it certainly didn't end in chaos. It probably came out a lot smoother than what you would have anticipated to be.

[48:08] Speaker 2: Jim and I watched a story on TV that was, it was really amazing, about a couple who were, he was a teacher and she was pregnant and, and it was, it was a story how the teacher did not have success because he was a coach for a football team and everything he did failed. The kids didn't listen to him, they couldn't do anything right. You know, they were losing every game possible. Until they came to understand that, what is the most important thing in life? You know, what is your purpose?And it was, put your purpose of God first, and allow God to guide you, and be the best coach that you could be. And so, he started talking to players of the team and getting them to recognize the importance of putting God first, and praying and asking for guidance. And whether or not they win or lose, to still give praise to God. And the story continues on and says the more they were committed to praising God and being one with God, this losing team began to win.

[49:20] Speaker 2: They began to win every game, until they finally made it to the very last level, and they gave so much praise to God that, in the end, they won the overall football game.

[49:33] Speaker 3: And their praise was so amazing that they praised God win or lose.

[49:38] Speaker 2: Right. And it made me think that, how many times in life, like when I was in high school, I wasn't very athletic, you know, did I sit and I praise and give glory to God for all that I was doing? Or did I just practice really, really, really hard and go out there and give it my best shot? Well, I think the, the latter was probably more the truth, you know? And when I look back and I see, well, you know, I didn't always win everything. I wasn't always the best, you know? Could I have done better had I put God first? And not that I didn't go to church, I did, but when it came to sports, did I put God out there first before me? And the answer was, no, I didn't, and I feel ashamed that I didn't do that, you know? But I understand now that moving forward in life, that the, the things that I do, if I totally include God and put him first, that most likely that it is going to turn out far better than it would have otherwise.

[50:47] Speaker 2: And you can look through your life when you've had your hard times, when you've, when you've seen the lowest peaks, points of troughs and peaks, because life is like a big old sine wave. You have your peaks and you have your troughs, and it just cycles like that throughout your life. But could it be less of a lower trough, you know, than we typically would have? Could we make it a little bit easier? I believe so. I believe that whatever actions, whatever thoughts, whatever words that we speak, whatever, whatever thoughts that we think, if they are in alignment with, with love, with truth, then most likely, there won't be what I call the boomerang effect that will come back and knock you flat, you know? But if you are, if you are an angry person, you think that you have been deceived or hurt or, or, you know, something that just was out of character for what you believe it should have been, it's gotten you upset.

[51:58] Speaker 2: You have now created a big wave of energy and it is now peaking on one end and, and very low on the other. And that is what life is going to bring you. If you can't hold the center point of love, then you are going to have the high and low points, and those low points are not going to be fun ones to deal with. If we can see each other in a different eye, rather than thinking that everybody is out to be, uh, hurt us or that we're a victim. If we can look at the situation from a different point of view, if we could praise God, he would lift us above this low mentality thinking and allow us to see the truth of what the point is. Maybe that individual was going through something terrible themselves and we just didn't see it. We were taking it personally. Everything has two sides to it. But if we don't give a chance to look at a higher perspective of what was going on, we begin to feel like we've been victimized, and that is certainly not a nice place to be in.

[53:08] Speaker 2: But if we can pray to God each day and give thanks for all that we have, but most importantly, to give thanks to that he allows us to be part of his light and love, that is most important to recognize. We want to be recognized by God. We want to know that when that day comes that, you know, he will know who we are and he will recognize us and we will be lifted up into heaven with him.

[53:46] Speaker 3: (clears throat) And Jesus said, "I am the way, I am the truth, and I am the life."

[53:55] Speaker 2: Absolutely. And you know, I am, Jim, is another sacred word, (foreign word) . You know, in Jesus we have the richest and the most vivid picture of gods imaginable. No longer does God see, you know, in place or re- uh, displaced with the world he has made. Instead, he bends towards us, sharing our weaknesses and shouldering our burdens. And through the perfection of offering of his life, he becomes our way back to the Father. He is the true vine in which we abide, bearing fruit for God's kingdom. He is the loving God who will never abandon us, but who will be present with us always, leading us to the life eternal.You know, when Moses replied to Elohim, "Suppose I go to the people of Israel and say to them, 'The Elohim of your ancestors has sent me to you,' and they ask me, 'What is his name?' What should I tell them?" Well, Elohim answered Moses.

[55:03] Speaker 2: You know, he said, "This is what you say to the people of Israel, 'Ayaha, he has sent me to you.'" And if we can understand how important the I AM is, the I AM, as Jim was saying, you know, expresses everything. You know, the- the power of the Christ is the most vulnerable moment in an astonishing feeling, the awe of, as you imagine Jesus with all the power of God, allowing his enemies to take him captive and focus on the name that I AM, as you read John 18:4-6.

[55:50] Speaker 3: And in putting the two words together, I AM that I AM, as you invoke, you know, yourself into the- the love and the light and the power of God, and it takes place and transforms between the two as one.

[56:11] Speaker 2: Absolutely, it does.

[56:15] Speaker 3: You know, I've- I've pondered I am the way, the truth, and the light, and I talk with people about that particular, um, subject, and it's so funny because many have heard it, but they don't really think about it. I mean, they don't really give it any space or credit. I mean, well, yeah, I mean, it's- it's- it is what it says, you know? "I'm the way, the truth, and the light," and that was Jesus. Well, yes, but isn't he giving us something really powerful? I don't believe Jesus sat around and chitchatted. You'll never find me believing that.

[56:56] Speaker 3: I think that every word that Jesus said had power, and some of the shortest lines of scripture contain the most power, and even if they're broken up or have been broken up in some way, then you'll find them a little farther down the road in a different book and a little farther on down the road in a different book, and all of the sudden, they'll connect and you'll go, "Aha." Because within you, I believe, God placed the books of the Bible, from the Torah in the beginning, the Zohar, I mean, the New Testament, and even going into the, you know, to the- to books of the mother, um, which have been lost, so to speak. We won't go into that here. But, you know, there was a Book of Mary, and Mary, the mother, she was the twin soul of Jesus, and so there wasn't a miracle that he did or could do that she wasn't able to do also. It had to be that way if they were twin souls.

[58:07] Speaker 3: And so, you know, at the end when he was on the cross, he looked at John, you know, the beloved, and said, "John, your mother," and he pointed at his mother, Mary, and he said to Mary, he said, "Mary, your son." And what he was telling them was, "John, from this point forward, you are given the responsibility of taking care of my mother, and to her, you know, John is now your son, and make sure that you allow him, you know, to be able to do for you." And what a beautiful thing to do while you're hanging on a cross and you are a minute from giving up the ghost and to make sure that was taken care of. And even though I think she knew the prophecies that had been given down through the years, you know, y- you just hope that that time hasn't come yet or won't come for a while, and yet when it began to take place and the pieces began to fit, she knew.

[59:16] Speaker 3: And I can't imagine a mother, you know, having to go through something like that, especially knowing, you know, I mean, the righteousness of the individual that they're going to nail onto a tree. And it was said in some of the ancient texts in the books that, you know, close to the cross stood Satan himself and spit at the bottom of the cross. And where were the disciples? Hiding in the upper room. Some of the- the females that were considered feminine disciples, you know, they were there, and they were the ones who helped bring the body down and carry it off, then place into the tomb, um, that Nicodemus had given, um, to- for such- just such a purpose. And they used the perfumes and- and the things that you do to the body, and they wrapped the body so that he could be buried at- in- in the right timing, because being Jewish, he had to be buried before sunset. And actually, if you wanna get right down to it, it got dark at about noon, so...

[01:00:28] Speaker 3: But whatever the date- time of sunset was at that particular timeframe, you know, he had to be buried by that. So... Pilate allowed the body to be taken down and moved to the- to the tomb and the stone rolled over.And, you know, little things began to come to some of the disciples, "I will tear down the temple, and in three days I will replace it. I will rebuild the tomb. Or I will rebli- I'm sorry, rebuild, um, the, the temple in Jerusalem." And I mean, people laughed and scoffed. They thought, "This man's crazy. Who can build a temple of stone in three days?" Well, personally, you know, I personally think he could have built, rebuilt that, that temple in three days if that was what he wanted, but, but that was not what he meant. He meant himself, that in three days they would tear it down and, "I'll rebuild it." And they had to take every drop of blood and every drop of any type of liquid out of the body, and the final one was with the spear in the side.

[01:01:54] Speaker 3: Um, and it, it hit the sack of water around the heart and it released all of the water. And so there wasn't any, in that body, any, you know, bit of fluid at all. And so that's really the only way you could have killed Christ. I mean, he was life itself. And so when the fluids were gone and the body was taken down, that was when Satan realized he hadn't won anything, because it was by their own hand that the body was killed. And when the body was killed, it held within it the perfect light of God, the Logos. I mean, it was every bit of light and it forgave the sins of the entire world, and it went forth out of the body and spread everywhere, way beyond this planet. And the devil realized, "I have been fooled," when he thought he had won. And he has been trying ever since to re- reenact the scene, reenact the whole picture, and it's fake. It's a fake picture.

[01:03:19] Speaker 3: He took the old, you know, the old abilities to create certain things out of geometric form, and he's been tricking us ever since. I mean, does anybody out there have anything that has not, at one time or another, broken down? And it's going to, because everything created must have light that infuses within it at times, certain times, to keep it, you know, in form, in good form, and that's even our own bodies. And if we don't gain that light from time to time, then it will break down. And, and he has done a good job of fooling us. We were never meant to die as early as we do. You know, some people think that the Bible says that, well, I, you should have 120 years. M- the Bible doesn't say that. What it took was 120 years for Noah to build the ark, and he was giving the people 120 years to repent. And Noah preached the gospel, the word of God, every day as he pounded every peg into those boards with pitch and whatever it took for 120 years, and he preached to them all.

[01:04:46] Speaker 3: And they gathered more and more and more, and spit at him and, and mocked him, everything you could imagine. And one thing we have to remember is that miracles are awesome, they're beautiful, we see them all the time, and signs, but, but miracles have never ever been able to convince someone of God's love and sacrifice for us. Never. I mean, even with all the miracles that were done with the Israelites in the Hebrew desert, the Sinai, you know, all of those miracles, they still, only two of the original made it across the Jordan River into the Promised Land. And no miracle will ever succeed, I don't care how big it is, in getting you to believe in God. One way or another, something will come along and convince you that, well, maybe it wasn't God, maybe it was a just... It was gonna happen anyway. Maybe that boulder that missed your head by a quarter of an inch, ah, you know, you just happened to be lucky enough to be a quarter of an inch ahead. So you can't rely on the miracles.

[01:06:07] Speaker 3: You have to recognize them and bless God for them, for being able to see them. I mean, Sandy and I have seen some amazing, amazing things that are way beyond what I can begin to tell you on this radio show. But, but we praise God for the ability to having been able to see them or experience them. But, but we know that they are manifestations of a glorious God that is responsible for billions and billions of galaxies and, and planets, and billions of universes with billions of galaxies and planets. I mean, do we really take into consideration the vastness...... of God. I mean, really, the vastness. "I am the way, the truth, and the light." What is the way? Well, the way is the path. And so, if you're going to follow Christ, He gives you the formula. He gives you the path. Take Him by the hand, even as He did His own father. Because He always gave His father the gratitude, the respect, and the glory for whatever it was that He was experiencing.

[01:07:33] Speaker 3: If a crowd was trying to throw Him over a cliff, He'd just walk right through them and He said, "It's not my time, and you have no power over me unless it were given to you by my father." He walked every piece of the walk as God would have Him walk it, hand-in-hand with God, you know. And if Christ be for you, then who could be against you? And so, look at the path. Go to the Book of Acts and look at the path, and walk the path, you know, as you need to, because you have to know where you're going and what you're doing. Too many people, I- I- I ask them, they say, well, they're saved, and I say, "Okay, well where do you figure you're gonna go when you leave here?" "Oh, well, I don't have any idea." "None at all?" "Well, no, I mean, my wife thinks she's going to be floating around on a cloud or something, but, you know." And I said, "Well, isn't- don't you think it's important that you know where you're going to be going?" "Well, why?

[01:08:37] Speaker 3: I figure God'll take care of that." Well, you may just be fooled. But you walk the path, and you walk it hand-in-hand with God. And at this point and time, on our planet, you'll have the ability to walk it fairly fast because the ti- we don't have the time, and there are others who have walked it. And if they didn't die during it, they certainly almost did. But yet, it created a path for you to follow, where they had none. And I remember reading that as a young child, and it being asked of me, "Would you be okay if, you know, you figure this thing out, and along comes somebody and writes a book, and they bring that out in it?" And I said, "Well, I guess." They said, "Why can't I write the book?" "Because you don't have the necessary means to be able to do that at the time it needs to come out. And, but, you're still credited by your father, God, you know, for gaining the wisdom and understanding. So, would you be okay?" But of course, you have to, I mean, what can you say to God?

[01:10:00] Speaker 3: "Yes, yes I would be." And I was put to the test more than once, where I had figured out a whole piece, a whole section of, of God's Word, and somebody would come along and they would channel it, not walk it. They would channel it and write a book about it. And I'd read the book and I'd say, "My golly, that's the walk. I made that walk." And I don't take credit because I think I'm that good. The only credit is due to God, because I wouldn't have made it without God. But there are times when you're hacking the path and, all of a sudden, you see them coming. When we went to Egypt, the gentleman at the front, uh, setting at the opening held back his hand and he said, "Do you pray?" And I said, "Every day. Maybe more than, than once." And Sandy said the same, and he ushered us in, and he held his hand up, and he held 150 people back while we ascended, you know, up the stairway into the King's chamber.

[01:11:17] Speaker 3: And of course, if you- anyone who knows my wife knows that she's going to run over and lay down in the sarcophagus. She just is, you know. And it was like a buck- part of the bucket list, but I was still amazed that she did it so quickly. And she laid there for a little while, and it hummed. I mean, it buzzed and hummed. And when she j- got out, well, I got in. And we had crystals on us and, you know, o-other stuff that we wanted to have blessed while we were in there, and I mean, literally it was... I- I can only tell you it was an awesome experience. But when we climbed out and we went to the center of the King's chamber, there was a loud vibrational hum. Sandy, you can do it probably better than I can. (laughs) You know. But, I mean, there was no getting around it. I mean, you couldn't tell where it came from, all you knew is that it was there.

[01:12:12] Speaker 3: And we stood there in that location and meditated and prayed for about 15 minutes, and then we started back down the, um, descending passageway. And just about that time, as we started getting towards the bottom, the others, 150 people that had been held back, started up. And, you know, when those things happen, you know somebody's whispering into the ear of that gentleman, because there was no reason for him to see me any different than anybody else, or Sandy. Except that, you know, within us, we held a real reverence for the glories of God. And I mean, you can look at that pyramid and tell, there's nobody today that can build it with that precision. And so God had to have been involved when it was builtAnd so, you know, the way, and if you apply the way, and you have to apply it. If you just go on your way and just do what you do and, you know, make your living and, and you go to church on Sundays, that's not application.

[01:13:21] Speaker 3: And unless you apply the knowledge of the ch- of the tree of knowledge, is what it mounts to, and you can't do it on your own. It, it's not enough years, there's not enough lifetimes, there's not enough, you know, systems to be able to acquire it all on your own. And so, once you have applied the knowledge, you'll begin to gain the wisdom. Aha. And the wisdom is in your center point. And as you gain the wisdom, things will start coming to you, and I mean, all of it will start to make more sense. But you must apply them also, and you have to speak them out loud. These sacred names we've given you, you can't do them under your breath.

[01:14:07] Speaker 2: Right.

[01:14:07] Speaker 3: You have to speak them out loud.

[01:14:08] Speaker 2: You have to speak them out. Jim, I'd like to share another sacred name.

[01:14:11] Speaker 3: Wait, can I, let me do one thing real quick.

[01:14:13] Speaker 2: Okay.

[01:14:14] Speaker 3: So, the last piece of that, the way, the truth, and the life. So, the life is your third aspect, and the life, if it's a third aspect, what would it be? The Holy Spirit. And you cannot earn anything from the Holy Spirit. It must be a gift. So, for 20 years, I asked for it every day, ten times a day, 20 times a day, with my heart. I mean, I really, truly meant it and asked for it, asked for it, asked for it. And you know, little pieces would come, and you know when they come, 'cause the Holy Spirit is what brings that beautiful spiritual power into the material realm. She is the dove, and she is destined to land upon the America, upon America's soil, in the near future. And what a beautiful day that'll be. And so, you have the three. You have the knowledge, the wisdom, and you have, um, the Holy Spirit. And I once asked a gentleman, I said, "The Holy Spirit is feminine, correct?

[01:15:32] Speaker 3: The mother aspect." And he said, "Well, not really." He said, "Yes, but no." He said, "She is both, because she is whole spirit, and that is the meaning of Holy Spirit, is whole spirit. So, she can take the masculine, you know, symbols within herself, create a circle, if you wanna call it that, and then embed them into that circle as a pregnancy, and they are born and become creative, living light when the logos speaks the words." So, there you have the three. And look through your Bible. You will find that almost always, it comes, everything comes in threes. And it's meant to. And, and give the glory to the Holy Spirit, too, because she brings what is in spirit into the material, and she can overlay anything that has begun to decay or whatever it may be. And there's coming a time when she will be the one that overlays, and it will overlay America first, because remember, we are, um, part of that, that word. Um, the New Jerusalem.

[01:17:04] Speaker 3: If you look at Jerusalem, J-E-R-U-S-A, right in the middle. And you can say, "Oh, come on now, you know, that long ago, I mean, they, they didn't know, oh, there was gonna be a USA." Oh, God knew. And so it's J-E-R-U-S-A-L-E-M, right? So, you know, U-S-A is there, and you'll see it when I, when I bring that up to ministers, they look at it, they start to look down and, you know, think about it. And, and it's like, you know, we find the answers from long ago that were meant for today. So, do not push them aside just because they were a long time ago. We are reliving Noah's time. What has been is and will be again. And so, as we have gone around that circle, we are about to cross over the line, which is the fish tale, and as we get there, it is Noah's time, and we will have to, you know, resee it again. And, and I'll let you go ahead and say what you got to, to say, Sandy, before I finish that revelation part.

[01:18:21] Speaker 2: No problem. Okay. Another one of the sacred names, well, it's the Lord, Our Righteousness, Yahweh Tsidkenu. Righteousness isn't a popular word in our culture, yet righteousness is essential to our happiness because it involves being in right relationship or right standing with God, and conforming to His character, fulfilling our responsibilities towards Him and others. But righteousness-

[01:18:53] Speaker 3: (coughs) .

[01:18:53] Speaker 2: ... is impossible for us to achieve. No matter how much we long for it, it comes only as God's gift to us, through faith in His Son. So, when we pray to the Lord, our righteousness-We are praying to the one who has intervened on our behalf to restore us to His likeness, and therefore to fellowship with Himself. The Hebrew word tsadeq is usually translated as righteousness, but can also be translated as righteous or honest or right or accurate or justice or truth or integrity. But righteousness primarily involves being in the right standing with God as it concerns fulfilling the demands of relationship with both God and others. And though people were often called righteous in the Hebrew s-script, if they observed the law, Jesus and the writers of the New Testament stressed that righteousness is not merely a matter of outward behavior, but a matter of the heart, of thoughts, and motives, and desires. The goal is not merely to do what God says, but to become like Him.

[01:20:17] Speaker 2: Christian righteousness is a direction, it's a loyalty, a commitment, a hope, and only someday an arrival. The Prophet Jeremiah predicted the coming of a king who will be called the Lord of Righteousness, Yahweh Tsidkenu. Jesus fulfilled the prophecy by restoring our relationship with God through His life, death, and the resurrection. And Paul proclaims in his letter to the Romans, "But now a righteousness from God, apart from law, has been made man to which the law and the prophets testify. This righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe," Romans 3:21-22. You know, giving thanks to God for sending His Son so that we could become right with Him, ourselves and others, and focusing on the name, Yahweh Tsidkenu, the Lord of Righteousness, as you read Peter 2:24. Christ carried our sins in His body on the cross so that freed from our sins, we could live a life that has God's approval. His wounds have healed you.

[01:21:47] Speaker 2: You were like lost sheep, now you have come back to the Shepherd and Bishop of your lives. Righteousness is a hard one, absolutely, to become, but it is very important that we strive towards this. And we will find that, you know, the blessings of God will come to us.

[01:22:14] Speaker 3: It's true. And you know, every day of our lives, we should try to do something to help create that righteousness or bring that righteousness through us and express it outward so that others may have the opportunity to see, to feel the love of God, the light of God, and to want it too.

[01:22:41] Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely. Yeah. You know, if we have time here, there's one other one that I could share-

[01:22:49] Speaker 3: Yeah.

[01:22:50] Speaker 2: ... that I think is very good. It's the Alpha and Omega, you know? In the last book of the Bible, Jesus reveals himself as the Alpha and the Omega, the first and the last, the beginning and the end. Present at the world's beginning, Jesus will also be present at its end, so when he and his works are finally and fully revealed, when you pray to Christ as the Alpha and the Omega, you are praying to the one who is, who was, and who is to come. He is our all-sufficient Lord, who will not fail to complete the good work he's begun. In the Scripture, it's like, "I am the A and the Z, the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End." Revelations 22:13. You know, the title Alpha and Omega occurs only three times in the body, Bo- e- I mean, sorry, in the Bible, and all three are in the Book of Revelation because Alpha and Omega are the first and the last letters in the Greek alphabet.

[01:24:01] Speaker 2: And Revelations 22:13 could be translated, "I am the A and the Z, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End." And these verses in Revelation probably allude to passages in Isaiah in which God identifies Himself as being both the first and the last. Isaiah 44:6.

[01:24:23] Speaker 3: And you know, as you, as you say those words, they are of the Greek. Of the Hebrew, there really isn't a beginning or an end. And so, as Christ stands, you know, before the throne of, of the Father, He will take within Him every negative thought form that exists on this planet, and He will pull it into Himself, and He will transmute it into something positive and discard outward, or, or, or just, it'll die if it's a negative thought form. And then He will turn over every experience that occurred on this planet over to His Father in the form of a gift.... because this was an experimental planet, and there are things that happened and occurred within it because of the choices we made, some not so good, some good, some were really good. But, but Christ made them all worthwhile if they were done in the name of God or done for the right purpose indeed.

[01:25:42] Speaker 2: Right. You know, this is... "I thank my God for all the memories I have of you. Every time I pray for all of you, I do it with joy. I can do this because of the partnership we have had with you and the, and the good news from the first day you believed until now. I'm convinced that God, who became, who began His work in you, will carry it through to completion on the day of Christ, Yeshua," Philippians 1:3. "And to the messenger of the church, you know, the first and the last, who is dead and became alive again says, 'I know how you are suffering, how poor you are, but you are rich. I also know that those who claim to be Jews slander you. They are the synagogues of Satan.' Don't be afraid of what you're going to suffer. The devil is going to throw some of you into prison so that you may be tested. Your suffering will go for ten days. Be faithful until death and I will give you the crown of life. Let the person who has ears listen to what the Spirit says to the churches.

[01:26:49] Speaker 2: Everyone who wins the victory will never be hurt by the second death.'" Revelations 2:8.

[01:26:58] Speaker 3: Well, it's true. (clears throat) And, you know, one of the words that I have heard so often since I was child, um, was the rapture. And it really only occurs twice, I believe, in, in the, in the Holy Word. Um, and one of them is in Revelation and one is in, um, at the end of Thessalonians. And it is, you know, it is believed and taught by every minister I have ever met, that don't worry about it, you're not gonna have to experience any of the calamities or things that are gonna happen at the end of, you know, time, because God's going to come in all of His glory and lift you up and take you off the planet and take you to Heaven. And I don't... It doesn't say that. I- it just doesn't. And if you look up the original word rapture, it was originally in Greek, and if you look it up in Greek, or, or even, you know, any of the other prominent, um, languages of the day, it means to be forcibly removed.

[01:28:10] Speaker 3: And he comes with the Archangel Michael, and m- Michael's Heavenly Host, which, you know, y- you don't wanna mess with Michael, but you don't wanna mess with any of the hosts either, trust me. Um, and, and so I have put this through my head and walked and asked, and walked and asked, and walked and asked for it to be revealed unto me, because so many people, I mean, they'll fight you over it. You know, "Oh, 'cause I'm, I'm out of here. I'm not gonna have to worry about that." And, you know, it's never been that way. I mean, think of when Christ, you know, was first descended. You know, I mean, what the disciples and what the Christians of the day had to go through. Oh, goodness gracious. I mean, and this world rolls in cycles from the days of Noah, you know, and all the way through to the next section, till the next one when Christ was crucified, and then the Christian churches being opened after that, and the Romans trying to hunt them down, every one.

[01:29:17] Speaker 3: And it's been a cycle from the beginning, and, you know, we may hope to avoid much of it, and the more righteous you are, the better chance you have of not having to experience them. Because they will lift you up just enough that you're out of the chaos, remember? Keeping your eyes on Christ. And not looking left or not looking right, right? Peter was able to walk upon the water, and the water is representative of chaos. And so, you can walk above the chaos. You will still see it. You will still know it. You may even see people you know or people who you have loved, and they just won't, won't, or refuse to what's necessary to, to gain the understanding. You know? You have to know where you're going. I ask people, "Do you know where you're going?" "Well, I'm going to Heaven." "And Heaven is what?" 'Cause I think in the scriptures it says, you know, the Kingdom of Heaven is within you. So that means it fills you with every part and particle of love and light of God.

[01:30:36] Speaker 3: But the Kingdom of God is without. So it's outside of yourself. It is out there, and you gotta know where you're gonna go. On the steps of the pyramid, there are 13 steps, with the one at the top being the all-seeing eye. And, and, you know, the walk to that top, look at the size of the base and look at the size of the tip top. It's barely the size of the head of a needle, and that gives you a clue of how many...... are willing to walk the walk, to walk each of those steps to get to the 13th one, where you can move through that eye of God and into the many mansions. And the many mansions will allow you access anywhere you wanna go, anything you wanna do. You will change bodies from this one to one that is, you know, in the twinkling of an eye. Life will occur so fast that they won't even recognize that death has happened. And so who cares?

[01:31:51] Speaker 3: You won't even know that death has occurred, but you will have a light body, which means that that body can take a form if it wants to or it needs to, but it doesn't have to. Right now, you don't have a choice. But can you imagine, you can go into any me- any type of planet, or there are third-dimensional planets out there where s- be- beings of spirit have gotten entangled in the web of materialism, just like this planet. And yet, us being able to hold enough light to walk up and out of it with our God, with our Christ, and, and we can then take this body form and put it into or into creation in any planet, anywhere that beings of spirit have become lost or engrossed in that third dimension. And usually what happens is they begin to lose the memory of it, and they don't even know they're there or where they are, or that God exists. And you'll be able to do that.

[01:33:08] Speaker 3: And for the first time, we can create a body that can survive in any of those environs, and, and it can produce, and it can allow for bodies to be created that stow spirits that have fallen, just like on the second time when it was said, "Let there be light." And for the first time, those spirit beings that had become lost in the darkness, across the face of the deep, 'cause it gets much darker than the deep, and for the first time, they realized God existed. They once knew, but had forgotten. And we've asked, "Why is it that people, when they pass over, that they can't ask for, for forgiveness then?" And the answer came back that they'll, they won't know, they'll forget. They will have forgotten that at all.

[01:34:06] Speaker 5: That's true.

[01:34:06] Speaker 3: And some people have asked, "Well, if the war is going on in the Armageddon right now in spirit, what happens to, to those who pass right now and they don't have any real knowledge, but, but they have actually asked forgiveness before they died, they will find themselves asleep?" It was said by one that e- that somebody like Hitler would probably sleep for a thou- for 11,000 years before his soul could wake up and begin to even imagine what he did and how it could be fixed, if he wished to. But the mind and the, the soul wouldn't be able to handle it once it, it died, and it had to experience, again, all of the things that were done, corruptible. And so, you know, you will find that some are asleep, and they're in what's called the inter-between, because the, the h- the war in Heaven right now is to keep people from going from the Earth to the Heavens, or people from the Heavens to the Earth.

[01:35:23] Speaker 3: Now, the Archangel Michael is nobody to mess with, and there are other angels like the one with the golden breastplate, and she pours out the plagues and the catastrophes and whatever it takes. But the rapture, to me, and I have asked for interpretations on this from the Holy Spirit, and the answer came back, "Well, if Christ is coming with the Archangel Michael and his host, why would he do that? If it was to take the re- the individuals who are, you know, pure, those who, who have gained the understanding, why would he need the Archangel Michael?" And I said, "He wouldn't." I said, "So am I correct in my assumptions and my readings and, and prayers and, and meditations that the rapture, when Jesus' feet touched down on the Mount of Olives, that it will be to rid the planet of almost all of those who are evil?" Because right now, we've been told that the, the percentage is 60/40.

[01:36:38] Speaker 3: Now, typically, it was usually 49/51, 51/49, and it would go back and forth over that 50% line, but now it's 60% dark, 40% light. You cannot have imbalance. If you have imbalance, it's just like if somebody ascends from this planet, one has to descend to keep the balance. And so if you have 60/40, that means that we are severely, severely out of balance. And the only way that I could see that that could be corrected, you don't, you couldn't possibly have enough catastrophes and-... have them, especially without it harming some who are righteous. And so, the first landing will be with the Archangel Michael, and they will scoop up at least that 40%, because Satan does not have the right to clone himself 10,000 times just so he can have more of himself to tempt you and, and create obstacles in your life. And God is not mocked. And so, it will be at least 40% that are taken off, and they will be, you know, the bad ones.

[01:37:58] Speaker 3: And, it says in the Bible, two in the field, one is taken, the other is left. It doesn't say which one's taken and which one's left. It just says one is taken and one's left. And again, imagine that if most of the evil were removed from this planet, what would it feel like? Oh, my goodness. How much easier would it be to praise God's name? How much easier would it be to, you know, to heal the body? How much easier would it be to feel that love and that light of God that has been kept from us through testing and, and, you know, through every test known to mankind and, and over and over again, just with different names? And so, it was confirmed. And it is my belief, you don't have to make it yours, but, but put it together and you'll see that it only makes sense. Remove the bad ones, because it says in the Bible, when the Beatitudes were done by Jesus, He said, "The meek shall inherit the earth." Well, how can they do that if they're taken off the planet?

[01:39:09] Speaker 3: So, Christ is supposed to reign upon the planet for a thousand years in peace, and with His own. And so, that means the bad ones have to be removed. Now, they may not go far, probably just under, you know, but under's enough. And you'll know, I mean, the, the amount of love that will flood your soul if you're ready for it. And so, be ready for it. It's coming soon, very soon. You're going to start seeing such changes like you have never seen before. And we try in the best way we can to show people some of the signs, and some people have seen them. "Oh, yeah, I did notice that." "And what'd you think about it?" "I don't know, I didn't, didn't really think about it, just... But I did notice it," you know? And it's like, notice it so that you can tell others and they can tell others, because the signs were put there for us to be able to know that the time is at hand.

[01:40:12] Speaker 3: And-

[01:40:13] Speaker 2: Indeed, Jim, the time is at hand. It is very blatantly obvious, even in the present day. If you look out at where the sun rises, it's looking, it's leaning closer and closer towards the North, rather than in the East. And, and the, the planet itself is wobbling, seriously wobbling, you know, and the tilt of it, you know, is quite a bit.

[01:40:37] Speaker 3: And we've actually seen the Moon come up in the West-

[01:40:41] Speaker 2: Yeah.

[01:40:41] Speaker 3: ... and set in the East.

[01:40:43] Speaker 2: Right. Now, there has been... There has been some unusual activity in space that, uh, you know, sometimes people are seeing, like, sometimes two suns. Uh, sometimes they're seeing, like, reflections of, uh, blobs of things in the sky, you know? Uh, and, and, you know, and what I would have to say is that, is that it is most likely that some of these things that are blobbed could end up striking the, uh, the edges of our, uh, our force fields of the planet, the magnetosphere, and there could be fires that are developed from this.

[01:41:30] Speaker 2: And so, there's, there's a lot of unusualness that's happening in the present day, but-

[01:41:36] Speaker 3: In the very near future, even as much as lightning from, from the cosmos.

[01:41:41] Speaker 2: Right. And probably most likely, sometime in April, look very closely into the sky and see if you start seeing anything unusual. You know, keep your eyes open. Well, I do have one other thing if, uh, if you don't mind.

[01:41:59] Speaker 3: Absolutely.

[01:42:00] Speaker 2: Okay. What I'd like to share with you is called The Good Shepherd, and its Poimene Kalos, okay? One of the most tender images of Jesus is one he supplied when referring to himself as The Good Shepherd. This name reminds us of our own vulnerability and of Jesus' watchful, protecting care. It e- it evokes a sense of belonging, intimacy, and trust in revealing The Good Shepherd as the one who lays down his life for his sheep. When you pray to The Good Shepherd, you are admitting your need for His care and your confidence in His ability to watch over and protect you. You know? "I am The Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd gives His life for the sheep." John 10:11, okay? The Scriptures uses various metaphors to describe God's people, a temple, a body, a bride, a garden, a vineyard, or a flock of sheep. Shepherding, in fact, was an important occupation in ancient Israel. The role of the shepherd was to provide three things for the flock in his care, food, protection, and guidance.

[01:43:22] Speaker 2: So, just as God's people are sometimes described in scriptures-... as a faithless pride, they are also pictured as a scattered flock. At such times, their leaders are portrayed as false shepherds who care little for the well-being of the flock entrusted to them and without a shepherd to watch over them, the sheep scatter, becoming easy prey for wild animals and thieves. But out of love of his wayward people, God promises to become their shepherd. The Book of Isaiah points one of the most poignant images of God in the Hebrew scriptures. He tends his flock like a shepherd. He gathers the lambs in his arms and carries them close to his heart. He gently leads those that have young, Isaiah 40:11. Jesus shows us the lengths to which he, as a good shepherd, or the (poikileus) , will go in order to protect his sheep, and unless those who merely work for pray, Jesus will never abandon his sheep.

[01:44:34] Speaker 2: Instead, he will defend them with his own life and after his resurrection, Jesus exhorted Peter to follow his example by feeding his sheep. Leaders of the early church were referred to as pastors, another translation of the Greek word, uh, (poibein) . And remember, remember the word (poibeimaleus) , the good shepherd. Now, you know, if you read the parable of the shepherd who left his sheep to search after the lost one, does his behavior strike you as strange? Have you ever imitated the good shepherd searching after a lost one at the cost of other resources? And are there any lost sheep that God is calling you to go after now? Ask him to show you. You know, in the past, God spoke to our ancestors at many different times and in many different ways through the prophets, and in these last days, he has spoken to us through his son. God made his son responsible for everything. His son is the one through God made the universe.

[01:45:46] Speaker 2: His son is the reflection of God's glory and the exact likeness of God's being. He holds everything together through his powerful words and after he had cleansed people from their sins, he received the highest position, the one next to the Father in heaven, Hebrews 1. You know, understanding that Adonai Yahweh is coming with power to rule with authority. His reward is with him and the people he has won arrive ahead of him. Like a shepherd, he takes care of his flock, he gathers the lambs in his arms. He carries them in his arms. He gently helps the sheep and their lambs, Isaiah 40:10. You know, I think that the good shepherd is, is just such a perfect way of describing Jesus and I do believe that if there is even one that has a little bit of faith, you know, God will see you, and God will collect you up.

[01:46:58] Speaker 3: And the only... The last piece that I'd like to add to this is you have to discern and with the (Kadosh, kadosh, kadosh) Adonai Sabaoth, if you say that out loud, it will discern. Say it three times and it will discern things around you. You know, peace be unto this house if you're going into a room or a house that you're not sure of and if there's anything in there that shouldn't be, it will show itself immediately. And Jesus said, "Kick the dust off your shoes and leave immediately and go to the next house." And, you know, we just don't know. It's getting such that, you know, people we thought we knew sometimes aren't exactly the biggest of the help, you know, when it comes to doing anything. And so, you know, there will be the mark of the beast. We're already seeing it. You know, I mean, at least the gospel is starting to spread, but I notice that they're changing the Bibles.

[01:48:02] Speaker 3: I picked one up at a Costco and it listed the name of God, you know, as the same one that is used by, um, other religions and, you know, and they're trying to do it behind our back. They're burning the books. Which books? You know, if you've got books, hide them, you know, and hold onto them because they're gonna burn anything and everything that might give you any scope of truth whatsoever. They may say, "Oh, it has one of those words in it." Well, you know what? I think we turned out okay and they had word, those kind of words in them then, but we were told these words are not good to use and they hold a really bad, you know, vibration to them. And it's a shame that our, some of our ancestors used them, but why do you think we're here and we're here now? It's to clean up the messes that our ancestors made. I hear too often, "Well, you know, that's just the way it's always been." I know.

[01:49:02] Speaker 3: And I can't tell you the number of times Sandy would say, "Well, you know, your grandfather's standing behind you and, and your uncle, you know," and they had both passed and, I mean, I'd say, "Well, you just tell them to go right on back where they were," because, you know, my God, like, do I really still have to con- continue to complete things they didn't? And, you know, it's true because sometimes there wasn't the consciousness available 50 years, 100 years, 150 years, 200 years and there were some mistakes made that needed to be cleaned from-... from within, because some of it is... It caused the DNA to be just a little skewered and we need to have that perfect DNA when we ascend, because that's what we ascended, um, or descended into, was a perfect DNA. And we walked this walk, and we need to be able to ascend it with that perfect DNA restored. And Christ can do that, but you... We have to do the try.

[01:50:03] Speaker 3: We have to try every way possible to repair our ancestry and the things that maybe they had to go through and didn't have the wisdom to be able to complete. So, look at the, you know... I hate to speak about other churches, but the Vatican has, you know, a Muslim, um, temple on the Vatican property. I mean, France is 51% Muslim, Islamic. And it scares me when anybody, even Christian, you know, becomes a dominant, because it has a tendency to look at itself as being this way and everybody else is not part of it. And do you know what? If we could just only see that our faces... When we reach the part where we are living God's will, then our faces, at times, will take on the image of God, the image of Christ. Because He's the one who made us, and He made us, created us in His image. And so, if all of a sudden everybody could see the image we were created in, it would... We would all be the same face and the same structure as Christ was.

[01:51:30] Speaker 3: Mary took her hands and put them on each side of Jesus's face when... Right before he started his ministry and she said, "My son," she goes, "I need to tell you that when Gabriel came to me on that top step when I was 14, and told me that I was the chosen one and why, it was your face that I saw in him." And it tells you, He created all the beams of light, all the angels. He created everything that exists in this universe. He is the God of this universe and we were created in His image. He had a little help from the Elohim, which, you know, they are part of the Creator, you know, batch, so to speak. But if you look at the, the Elohim, the first two are missing, because they didn't hold up their own. So, you know, it's been said that the more power you have, the easier it is to fall. And so, as you gain in your power, be discernful, you know. It'd be great to have the Archangel Michael appear to you but... Because... And say, "You have done so well," you know.

[01:52:55] Speaker 3: But, you know, e- e- even that, you can't just take that for what it seems to be, you know. Use the and you say it out loud three times. And if it's the Archangel Michael, it'll be fine. If it's not, that being cannot withstand the spirit of that, of that word, um, being spoken. It's how the, the Seraphims and the Ashmalims and other angelic beings, how they greet each other, just to make sure that one's not trying to fool them. Because Lucifer was at the top of that loo- of that line when it started, but it wasn't enough. Somebody asked me once, "Why would you do that? Why would you give up all that when you already had it? I mean, you're right there. I mean, you know, you're part of God. I mean, you couldn't get any higher in this universe." And I said, "Well, because he wanted to be God." There was one above. So again, if you have questions, 304-567-3354, um, and you can email angeltalkradio@aol.com also, um, and we'd love to hear from you.

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