August 30, 2002 journal, sharing a vision from a modest friend, sign of the times, heat break. My friend Geoff reports a bout with poison ivy. A 16 page report from Robert kindly transmitted on genocides.com/robertroberg and I cannot stop studying it. Robert tells me this is a sudden vision of his own which is reluctantly shared. This interpretation of complex Revelation puts into perspective all the unanswered questions I have and the missing links that seemed a puzzle for me for years since my walk into Biblical prophecy. I must share excerpts from Roberts spontaneous convulsion of information as our future. "The man standing amidst the seven menorahs, John hears Yahveh of God telling him to write down what he sees and send it to the seventh communities in Asia. John turns to see who is speaking. He does not see Yahveh but is shown a vision of Yahshuah standing amidst 7 Menorahs holding seven stars in his right hand. This is a transformed Yahshuah for he has white hair, a two edged sword coming from his mouth, his feet are glowing like burnished bronze and his face is shining like the sun. So this is not the literal Yahshuah, but a symbolical Yahshuah. The sword coming from his mouth is symbolic of the word of God. Yahshuah tells John that the seven menorahs represent the seven communities of the new Israel to whom John is to send what he writes. The letters to the seven communities. All Bible scholars assume that these communities are all in the same region of what is now modernday Turkey but what if the names have symbolic meaning (seven being the number of all) and these seven letters were written to all the budding communities of the followers of Yahshuah who were scattered all over the gentile world?" To follow along I suggest the King James version of your Bible all letters to the seven churches and I will paraphrase the message. The four horsemen of Revelation Chapter 6 with the white horse indicating war, the red horse rider indicates pestilence's. The third horse is black and indicate starvation, the fourth horse is pale and the rider on this horse is representing death. Next the woman clothed with the sun with a crown of 12 stars in Revelation Chapter 12 is the "faithful remnant of Israel in the Old Testament" who remained faithful to Yahveh. She is now dressed in the sun (the New Testament) and stands on the firm foundation of the moon (the Old Testament). She was known as the virgin daughter of Israel who was wed to the Messiah and brought forth a Man-child (the New Israel, the new nation whose king is Yahshuah. The seven headed dragon (Satan) tried to kill the child (Christianity) at its birth but Yahveh protected it. Some may argue that Christianity is not a single man but a group of people. Ephesians 2-15 says the faithful remnant along with the believing gentiles have been made by Christ into "one new man" a chosen race. A royal priesthood, an holy nation". (First Peter 2-9) "Shall a nation be born at once?" Isaiah 66-8, Yes in 33 AD, 3,000 Jews from every nation, speaking many different languages, became the new nation of Christianity. Within three days the new nation numbered 10,000. Since that time the dragon (Satan) has unsuccessfully been at war with Christianity. "The wings of a Great Eagle". And to the woman were given 2 wings of a Great Eagle that she might fly into the wilderness. Revelation 12-14 (Yahveh is the Eagle) see Ezekiel 17-2 and Isa. 40-13. The wilderness, Old Israel tried to kill New Israel, the new man-child nation but God dispersed the chosen ones into the lands of the gentiles, the wilderness. This is why the book of James is addressed to "the 12 tribes scattered abroad". The Disciples of Yahshuah (the new man-child nation) took root and prospered in Alexandria Egypt, Byzantium, Rome, India, China, Antioch and Jerusalem which is also in Asia. The Flood, “Next John sees

A 7 headed red beast dragon pursuing the woman. He says the dragon is Satan the Devil”.