What follows is held as one synthesis — declared, not argued. Each marked phrase opens to its scripture, and to the exhibit where it is set out in full.
God created day and night as the framework for His master plan: eight days, where each day is as a thousand years✦, and where the eighth day is eternal✦. As in Genesis, each day begins with evening and then morning — night first, then light. Creation occurred approximately 7,500 years ago, and we now stand in the morning of the eighth day.
As part of His divine plan, God gave mankind free will, in the hope that some would use it to love Him and glorify Him, as any good Father might hope for his children. Those found worthy would be fellow-heirs and co-regents — kings and priests✦, endowed with God-like potency.
In Genesis 6:3, God articulated a plan to restore the world to Himself through His heirs: 120 Jubilees of forty-nine years each✦, for man to self-govern. The serpent was the saboteur✦, who set out to corrupt any and all eligible heirs. Rather than destroy the whole earth, God performed a great reset through the Flood of Noah✦.
At the end of forty Jubilees, Melchizedek selected Abraham✦ as the line through which a Savior would be born. Abraham begat Isaac, who begat Jacob, who begat Joseph, who begat Ephraim — from whom a future Shiloh would be born.✦
Throughout these generations, the serpent persisted in pursuing the demise of the line of eligible heirs, and in laying new burdens upon them — including the burden of the Law, to which the heirs of Jacob had bound themselves✦.
Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God, was born of a woman in 6 BCE at Migdal Eder in Bethlehem, where lambs were raised for the Passover sacrifice.✦ He was raised under the Law of the Torah. He was the Lamb of God and the final Passover sacrifice. He turned thirty in 25 CE, and on Nisan 10 — the day the Passover lamb was set apart, and the very day Joshua had led Israel across the Jordan into the land in 1407 BCE — He was baptized at that same Jordan crossing.✦ So His ministry began, and ended on Passover in 28 CE, in the midst of the 80th Jubilee.
His blood atonement removed the need for animal sacrifice — which God had come to detest, and which He demonstrated plainly in the destruction of the Temple in 70 CE✦, with supernatural signs attesting to the divine nature of what had transpired. Nevertheless some persisted, and with the serpent's assistance prevailed for a time.
The years following Christ's passion were a season of trial and testing, culminating in the testimony of two witnesses — Peter and Paul — and the persecution of the Beast system✦; none of which was sufficient to destroy the inheritance of the Most High God.
In 491 CE, the Archangel Michael bound the serpent and held him captive for the span of a thousand years, through 1491 CE✦. This binding was the predicate act: with the serpent bound, the Millennial Kingdom could begin. And so in 525 CE, at the dawn of the seventh day, it began — and a line of resurrected saints, formerly beheaded, served as co-regents with Jesus Christ✦. Through this period, the seventh day since creation, spiritual formation prospered.
In 1525, the eighth day opened — and like every day, it opened in evening. The five-hundred-year night of the eighth day began✦: a time when mankind suffered under a rising tide of sophisticated and coordinated tests, with the spiritual counter-measures that had bound the serpent and restrained the demonic realm no longer present. It was a season to endure.
In April 2025, the morning of the eighth day dawned✦ — night giving way to light within that same eighth and final day. There began the long-promised season: the casting of the serpent into the Lake of Fire, the gutting of the demonic realm, and the broad restoration of free will — an interregnum in which mankind, with free will restored, would be without excuse.
The Most High God, who created every heaven and every earth, desires to remove the veil of separation, that we might no longer see through a glass darkly✦. When the veil is removed, faith will become fact — and the reward reserved for those who knew God by faith, before knowing Him by sight, will have passed.
Throughout the previous 7,500 years, mankind has labored to preserve knowledge, at times moved by the Holy Spirit. Some small portion of it was preserved in the canonical writings✦ — sufficient to bring a soul into a saving knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ, and to apprehend the mind of God.
The Great White Throne judgment is a judgment of the dead, and a predicate act before the veil between the first heaven and the first earth is removed.✦ When that veil is broken, heavenly Zion will come into view, and the world will be governed in righteousness and perfection — within the boundary set forth in Revelation 21:8✦.
In that day, three portions will be revealed✦. The wise and righteous stewards will be invited to serve as co-regents with God. The vast number who remain will know joy and abundance on a scale the world has never seen. And those who are determined to defy the will of the Most High — though God is merciful, His patience is finite, and He is not mocked — will cease to exist, and cease to be remembered, in the second death. God desires that none should perish; the freedom not to exist is permitted, though never encouraged.
The sincere servant of the Most High understands that the true source of his potency comes from above✦ — and in his nothingness he aspires to all things, growing in grace, redeeming the time. The treasures of eternal worth are saved souls, to be enjoyed for eternity.
Faith, before fact.
That the reward of believing might be ours,
before the veil is drawn aside.