The Teacher of the first revelation, who passed away at the age of 80, dedicated his life to passing on the teachings he received between 1960 and 1974. He would be 110, the number of years of Joseph, which is significant. It was Joseph who gathered the corn into the storehouses in preparation for the famine. The corn symbolizes spiritual truth, the famine symbolizing the spiritual famine the Prophet Amos spoke of; a hunger for hearing the words of the Lord, which religion, with its literal interpretations, has failed to teach us. The first revelation exposed the error in Judaism and in Christianity, the histories of which are encoded in the stories of the Old Testament. This was the primary objective of the first revelation, serving to re-establish the true foundation; the one laid through the spiritual teachings of Jesus, preserved by the code that served to protect them throughout the 3500 year-long reign of religion, which was to end with the new millennium. This would require a second revelation; that of the symbolic code of the Bible, teachings I received between 1998 and 2005.

THE BIBLE DECODED takes us on a journey with the children of Israel, who were chosen to represent us the people. They traversed the wilderness, symbolizing the mind, but that is as far as they went. They never gained the courage to ascend the mount, symbolizing the heart. They never entered the promised land, where they were to drive out the seven inhabitants, symbolizing the spiritual impurities of the heart that Jesus spoke of. Where the people stood two thousand years is where the people still stand today, with hearts in need of healing, which doesn’t take place by keeping the letter of the law, or by engaging in any of the disciplines that focus on the mind.  In fact, they have now become a stumbling block in that they lack the instruction needed to make the transition from the mind to the heart; from the kingdom of heaven to the kingdom of God, or from the 4th dimension to the fifth dimension.  Jesus has given us the instruction, which is to judge the twelve tribes of Israel, the subject of my second book, originally published under the title: “Judging the Twelve Tribes of Israel.”