September 2016

Dear People of all nations

I was given the 'morning star' more than forty years ago.
John, the author of 'Revelation', says that to be given the morning star is to be given power over the
nations. If what John says is true I have power over all the people in the world (the nations).
The morning star experience is mentioned several times in Christian writing: in Acts it is described as
'cloven tongues like as of fire'; in the second epistle general of Peter it is depicted as a star (the day star)
that can arise in the heart; John makes clear, in Revelation, that the morning star experience is
something that can be given and that this morning star is Jesus.
God is light: Jesus told his disciples. This light is experienced in a paranormal way. It is experienced
in the forehead which is why Acts has it that cloven tongues like as of fire (light) sat upon each of the
apostles involved in the Pentecostal experience.
It is this light that makes a person into a child of the light. Through this light a person becomes a child
of God. This light brings about union with God. This light is the Holy Spirit that Jesus promised he
would send from the other side of the grave a promise he kept.
To receive the morning star is to receive Jesus and his Father. The morning star is the light that gives
me power over the nations. According to John no one (prince or pauper, bishop or layperson) has more
power over the nations than the person who receives the morning star. It would be an error for
individuals that have neither received the morning star nor seen the light to imagine they have an
understanding of Christian prophecy which is superior to the one I have.
Christian prophecy warns of three enemies: the dragon, the beast and the false prophet; the dragon
represents the land of Judah and the interests of its elite at (and since) the time of Jesus; the beast is
Israel (666 = Israel = Jacob); the false prophet is Paul. He is the Christ imitator (antichrist) 'who
maketh fire come down from heaven on the earth in the sight of men': these words allude to the
experience Paul supposedly had on the road to Damascus, during which, it is falsely claimed, a light
from heaven shone round about him.
These three entities, dragon, beast and false prophet, deceive the nations and cause them to gather for
'the battle of that great day of God Almighty.'
Jerusalem (not Rome) is the Idol whore of Babylon, 'the great whore that sitteth upon many waters'.
This city and the beast (Israel) upon which it sits are to be destroyed in the battle to come.
Yours truly

Patrick Duffy