The First Lessons     

 The beginning, born (3 X 13) 39 years after the Friday 13, 1917

apparition in Fatima, on Friday 7/13/56 in Everett a suburb of 

Seattle in the shadow of Mt. Rainier. My family lived there for 

about a year, I was about 6 months old when we left to spend the 

next 2 years in Japan. The significance  of where I was born

comes into play with coming problems for this area. The 

awakening of Mt. Rainier will be the fulfillment of the second 

trumpet from Rev. 8.8-9 which says:

                The second angel blew his trumpet,

                and something like a great mountain,

                burning with fire, was thrown into

                the sea. A third of the sea became 

                blood, a third of the living creatures

                in the sea died, and a third of the 

                ships were destroyed.

 Then we went to Japan and while I have no memories of

being there I do have a special feeling for the place and its

people. While my parents had no knowledge about future events 

or who their first born son would become and the relevance of

living in Japan beyond that it served its purpose for my fathers

career. But for me and the people of Japan it was to form a

special bond that will hopefully help with my task with them.

God is very pleased with how the society has become pacifists

and their understanding of humility and oneness. Though they are

not perfect and have much to learn about Christianity. The task

is a hard one, when the time comes in the near future when they

will have to leave Japan for a period of time. A tsunami not

seen on earth for over 60 million years is coming, and it will

wash the coastal areas of the Pacific clean, and there will be a

tremendous loss of life. From Rev. 8.10:

                 The third angel blew his trumpet and 

                 a great star fell from heaven, blazing

                 like a torch, and it fell on a third 

                 of the rivers and on the springs of 

                 water. The name of the star is Wormwood.

                 A third of the waters became Wormwood,

                 and many died from the water, because

                 it was made bitter.

 We finally settled into St. Paul, a good name for a city for me to 

live in for awhile all things considered. I was 4 and my mother was 

putting something away on the top shelf in my closet when she said 

to me "You never finish anything." I remember thinking lady I'm 4

years old and I have not done anything yet. Then I was a little

surprised by my answer because it wasn't the answer I thought a

child would give and it seemed more mature which I didn't

understand because I was 4 years old. The number 4 has a special

meaning as this is the number of the King I will be most like,

David. Also finishing things comes into play first that I am to

fulfill Rev. 10.7 as in finish the mystery of God. Which means

as best as we can understand for now and until we get to the 

other side. Second is the mission of helping to guide the people 

to Christ and His 1000 year reign, which I will not finish, as a man. 

That will be up to you all. 

 Next my father took me down to see John F Kennedy who was

in town for an outside political rally. I was about 4 or 5 and I

suspect it was sometime between late fall and early spring

because the memory was like in black and white, because the color of

the leaves was missing. My father put me up on his shoulders so I

could look around. One of the things I noticed was the lack of

women, it seemed like the crowd was basically all men. This strange

feeling came over me that ingrained this story in my memory for

later use and understanding. The next millennium will be a time

for women and at the end of the third when they look back at the

great people of that era they will have to throw in some token

men just so it is not all women.

                                    St. Marks

 I was going to St. Marks at the time and was playing at the base 

of a huge old tree, probably an Elm. While building a little lean-to 

structure out of twigs that were laying around I looked up at the 

school and thought one day I'll know how to build buildings like

this. Then I looked across the street at the church and I got the 

feeling I would build a church, and I wondered why I would build

a church. With a lot of building experiences now under my belt as 

a lead carpenter, and general contractor with design and 

structural experience. The largest project so far was a gratis ice 

skating rink for the kids of Missoula. The greatest project I'll ever 

work on is the new Temple for the Arc of the Covenant.

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