When one studies the history of the world, most of the books omit the major reason that a nation or kingdom was in prosperity or depression. Up to the 1100’s, goldsmiths served as the bankers. And they manipulated the amount of gold and how much they loaned. But King Henry I of England was in a situation where his gold supply was too low and he needed some money. So he created something new: tally sticks. Tally sticks were used to pay taxes. It worked well as a debt-free money system. Ninety-five percent of English money was in tally sticks. In fact, they worked well in England for over 700 years. This is one reason why Richard Hoskins, editor of the Hoskin’s Report, recommends that we use something like the tally sticks that were used in England!
King Henry also made the Charter of Liberties and the Magna Carta which basically was the voluntary position of stating what his powers were to be. In the year 1265 the first Parliamentary elections began. In the 1600’s serfdom was legally banned. But in the year 1694 the Bank of England was created by the Parliament. The control of the money supply went back to the goldsmith; the bankers. Soon 75% of England’s entire budget was involved with paying off the wars that they had been in. Thus, they had to collect taxes from their Colonies to help with the payments.
Now that we've covered this subject from the Old Testament (which conceals the New Testament) we will move into the New Testament (which reveals the Old Testament). Smoke, fire and light have been referred to, and if I could relate these metaphors to you, they would represent the Word of God as smoke, the Holy Spirit as fire and Jesus Christ as the Light. They are all interconnected to Israel.
Well, where is the Shining Light of Glory today? With so much darkness in the world, how can there be any light? If there is a false light or harmful radiation impersonating the Shining, then there likewise must be a false baptism.
Have you ever wondered what was going on in the earth when you were born and living in your infancy and adolescence? When I was born, the United States had entered the War in Europe for about 11 months—November 10, 1942—it was called World War 2. The United States ONLY got into the War with the false flag attack with the Japanese at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941.
The Freemasons, who were leaders in all of the major powers on the earth, brought everything together—nation fighting against nation—for what? I asked a simple question in my 5th grade Sunday School Class to a former member of the World War 2 United States Army who was our teacher: “Why did the United States fight against Germany if we both worship the same God and instead fought on the side with the atheists of the Soviet Union?” I thought if I was in the War, I would be praying while in my foxhole to my God to spare my life while the German would be praying to the same God to spare his! This wouldn’t be the case if we were fighting the Soviet Union.
But the question fell off into a deep pit of apathy, when I received no good answer to my questions, and my life continued with trivial events.
I will tell you today what I have found out about the days of my youth; you don’t have to believe it—all I ask is that you just keep on studying.
