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Basil C. Hill
Tired of the nightly terror attacks called Nightmares and Night Terrors, the writer decided to open his eyes during one such encounter. To understand what he had seen, he visited all manner of st...ver maisTired of the nightly terror attacks called Nightmares and Night Terrors, the writer decided to open his eyes during one such encounter. To understand what he had seen, he visited all manner of strange places and read every type of mystical and religious book available, searching for answers. His theory then was that there were either two spiritual worlds, or one spiritual world inhabited by at least two opposing groups.
Frustrated with the lack of understanding of spiritual matters after twenty years of digging, the writer visited a Benny Hinn crusade as a cynical reporter and skeptic. An unusual supernatural experience, a trip to Israel, and an encounter similar to what Saul experienced on the road to Damascus brought the sought-after answers and much more.
At one of Israels ancient holy sites, a bright light knocked him down and began a conversation. The writer asked: Why me? I am tired of games, half-truths and esoteric riddles. If you are who I perceive that you are, please tell me why there is so much confusion among your children? Are we all in endless cycles of lies and delusions?
This response came from within a bright light: Here Son, receive these keys to my ancient schematic that had been published a long time ago. In it you will see that I had foreseen all of the shortcomings of my flocks. That is why I have decreed that all have erred and come short. Those who postulate that they do not err, I want you to highlight all of their errors. Do not compromise my word: I chasten those that I love.
The writer retorted: How will men know that you have sent me?
The reply: In the outer pillars of the Temple of Solomon I have published two names. To those two human pillars I have given letters of restoration. Translate the names: Jachin and Boaz.ver menos