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Good morning everyone. My name is Dr. Willie A. Saxby Jr., PhD. I am the founder and the CEO of High Bureau International Assembly of Emmanuel. What you're about to see has never been taught anywhere except by me. I have effectively unencrypted the entire biblical text on a word-for-word verbatim basis and am now about to show the world everything that the biblical text says and what it means, because it is not a book of religion. It is a factual history book, not of just one race, but of all races. And what has been done must be undone, for the book stipulates, "He that killeth with the sword must also die by this word." But this word is not metal. This word is the tunnel, because it's double-sided. If they've destroyed the world with one side, now it's time to restore it.
Now, the title of the sequence of these book of these videos will be, according to the 27 volumes that I've written, titled "The Hidden Encryption Codes and Mathematical Secrets of the Holy Bible." It is a word-for-word verbatim expose of the entire biblical text that is factually, scientifically, mathematically substantiated. Now, I advise everyone, please do not take my word for it. Research the factors that I am about to reveal to you. However, let it be known that all course examinations are performed through with a 1611 King James version of the Bible or an authorized King James version of the Bible. These are the closest that you can get to the original text, which on they only possess 139 word differences that were lost in translation. But however, a lot of people today do not understand the difference between a translation and an interpretation. This is not an interpretation. This is a word-for-word verbatim examination of the text, which will prove to crush many foundations.
Now, what a lot of people don't understand is that within the book, within the New Testament, the Apostle Paul, that they call, well, the man they called, they changed his name to Paul, but his name is actually Saul. He didn't change his name himself. Someone else changed his name. But Saul gave the keys to unsealing the book within the text of Colossians chapter 2, which I'm about to simply sit there and read. Notice this is a King James Holy Bible, 1611. Now, I'm gonna read you this text before I start, so you understand exactly what's being said and what and what this is based on. So now, Colossians, return to this page. Bear with me real quick here. All right. Colossians chapter 2 stipulates: "For I would that ye knew what great conflict I have for you, and for them at Laodicea, and for as many as have not seen my face in the flesh; that their hearts might be comforted, being knit together in love, and unto all riches of the full assurance of understanding to the acknowledgment of the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ: in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge."
Now, what behooves me is that a lot of people promote the Trinity as being one. But the biblical text itself specifically separates them. The book specifically says, "the mystery of God, and of the Father, and of Christ." It intentionally separates the three. Now, with this separation, the separation of those three factors actually unseals the entire biblical text. In order to understand and ascertain the meaning of the mystery, is to understand that they are not the same individuals. The same way a father and son cannot be the same. The son is of the father, but he is not the father. Therefore, this produces generations.
Now, the text of Genesis chapter 2 verse 4 specifically states, "These are the generations of the heavens and of the earth when they were created in the day that the Lord God made the earth and the heavens." Now, a most unique point is that within Genesis chapter 1, you will never see the word "Lord." So now we have an enigma to solve, because the most unique part about that is that in chapter 2, it says "the generations of the heavens," but then when you come to Genesis chapter 5, it specifically says, "This is the book of the generations of Adam. In the day that God created man in the likeness of God made he him." Now, "Lord" and "God" in ancient Hebrew are two completely different words. The word "God" in Hebrew is El. The word "Lord" is Yahweh. Those are two completely different facts. They are not the same, neither do they denote the same individuals, because you have the Lord God, then you have God. It's the same way as if I put my name on the board.
[Demonstration of names on a board]
How could you determine which one of these men are me? Because they are actually three Willie Saxbys. So how can you determine who's who? One, because this would be Willie Saxby, and this would be Junior, and this would be the first. You would distinguish them according to that manner. Now, the biblical text is written on this same term, on this same format. But what will prove to be extremely unique is that within the ancient Hebrew language, the word El expressly means God, and the word Shaddai expressly means Almighty. Now, this is the Supreme Creator. We also have, you know, Elohi, which means God the Father. And then you have Yahweh Eloha, which means Lord God. Now, these names may seem to be rather unique, but these are the generations of the heaven that preceded Adam, and the entire biblical text is written on this premise.
Now, what I'm about to do is I'm about to explain this on a word-for-word verbatim basis and illustrate it on this board so you can see it for yourself and come to a full comprehension and understanding. However, I must warn you, what you are about to see will crush your foundations. However, once you see it, you will never be able to undo it. Your eyes will be opened.
Now, within the text, [Music] within the text of Genesis chapter 1, it says, "In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth." Please note that "heaven" is not pluralized. If you put an "s" on "heaven," you've just changed the meaning of the word, because "heaven" speaking non-pluralized simply means one. If you put an "s" on it, you have added more than one. All right. So now, this is where we are. We will start with this: God Almighty, El Shaddai. "In the beginning." Now, we put the beginning on the forward. "In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth." Let me move this book off this side here so it'll be out today. I can turn this way. Right. Now, this is the opening statement to let you know what is about to transplant. It in no way implies or tells you where God came from. It does inform you of the fact that in the beginning, He was there. This is the beginning of all knowledge, for all nothing surpasses this point.
Now, the most unique part about this is that you must understand also, when you're discerning the things that be of a spiritual nature, they must be defined by things that are spiritual. When you're discerning the things of a physical nature, they must be defined by the things that are physical. This is where major theologians, imams, rabbis, everyone failed. They cross those lines. You cannot cross those lines. You must discern things that are spiritual by a spiritual nature. Therefore, with that being said, the book defines itself. I will not add my understanding to it. I will let the book define what it means by its own definitions, not according to mine, not according to modern man, not according to anything of that nature.
Now, "In the beginning God created the Heaven and the Earth." Verse 2 says, "And the Earth was without form, and void." Here's the most unique part: "without form" means there is nothing physical, because everything in existence, everything in the physical world, has a form. If you do not have a form, you are not physical. It cannot be physical. Therefore, you must understand when it tells you that the Earth was without form and void, that means that there was nothing physical. "Form" means nothing. "Without form" means no physical shape. There's no physical manifestations whatsoever, which also brings us to the point that means that we have to look at these things from a spiritual aspect. They have to be defined on a spiritual level, and this is where everyone has failed until now.
All right. It says, "And the Earth was without form and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep." Now, the most unique thing, first thing, first fact we have to consider is that in addition, conjunction to God Almighty, it specifically makes makes reference to darkness being on the face of the deep. But according to modern theological teachings, darkness is associated with a physical darkness, the lack of light. However, but darkness has two meanings. You could have spiritual darkness and physical darkness. And being that nothing had form and everything was void, there's no way it should be associated with anything physical. The darkness is a representation of a spiritual nature.
To further substantiate this, you will understand. We're going to continue in the text. It says, "and the darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters." Now, here's what hairs, where the hairs were, everything took a left turn. Because if I say "the Son of Sam," am I talking about Sam? No, I'm talking about his son. So therefore, if I say "the Spirit of God," am I talking about God Almighty? No, I'm talking about His son. Spirit, rather, not even his son. Forgive me for that. But now, the question is, how do we determine how many spirits that God has? Because that's a spiritually discerned matter. But guess where the answer is? All the answers to the Book of Genesis are within the Book of Revelation. The book of what is first is last, and what is last is first.
Now, when we turn to the text of Revelation chapter 4, verse 5, it specifically states, "And out of the throne proceeded lightnings and thunderings and voices: and there were seven lamps of fire burning before the throne, which are the seven Spirits of God." So, according to the definition of the biblical text itself, not my own understanding, there are seven spirits. That's it. Before the Almighty, which is in Revelation 4:5. Now, let me move this over a little bit for the darkness over here, because it's gonna, I'm gonna need this room. Now, it said, "the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters." Now, we have another problem: waters. Because if we have nothing, nothing physical, it's not a reference to physical waters. When you think of physical waters, let me ask you a question: How many types of water are there in the physical world? A lot of people will start naming bodies of water: oceans, seas, lakes. But that's not types of water. There are only two types of water in the physical world: fresh water and salt water. You cannot survive on salt water. You can live on fresh water. You could be in the middle of the ocean in a raft and die of thirst. You would die of dehydration because you cannot drink the water that you're sitting on. But however, being that we have nothing, nothing physical, that means we have to also determine what waters mean on a spiritual nature.
Now, the answer to that question also lies what's in the Book of Revelation, because it specifically provides an understanding into what is referred to as spiritual waters within the text of Revelation 17:15. Now, within the text of Revelation 17:15, it specifically, it specifically states, "And he saith unto me, The waters which thou sawest where the whore is are peoples, and multitudes, and nations, and tongues." Therefore, the spiritual definition of waters is not established according to the physical definitions that have been implied and falsely promoted. The spiritual definition of waters is peoples, multitudes, nations, and towns.
Now, let's look at these four words that El Shaddai, God Almighty, the Supreme Creator, utilizes to describe everything in existence: peoples, multitudes, nations, and tongues. Now, I'll start by doing this. Let me give you a little demonstration. How many types of ants are there on the face of the planet? They've got a whole plethora of. We got red ants, army ants, fire ants, uh, uh, it's, it's too, too many to name. But each one is separated by their own peoples, multitudes, nations, and tongues. How many types of fish do we have? Too many to name. Each one is separated by their own peoples, multitudes, nations, tongues. Birds, peoples, multitudes, nations, tongues. Insects, peoples, multitudes, nations, tongues. Even trees, peoples, multitudes, nations, towns. And even man, peoples, multitudes, nations, tongues. That covers everything physically. But the most unique part about this is that it also covers everything spiritually. Angels, all of it. They, they're separated according to their own peoples, multitudes, nations, and towns. But the most unique factor is that it also applies to everything imaginary: orcs, gnomes, hobbits, elves, dragons, vampires, uh, werewolves, whatever you may think, whatever you can think of, falls into the category of these four words: people's, multitudes, nations, and tongues. I challenge anyone to come up with anything that falls outside of the realm of these four words spoken by God Almighty: people's, multitudes, nations, and tongues, because everything in existence falls in these four categories. And the most unique part about this is that throughout the course of this examination, you will come to understand that when it comes to God Almighty, He only uses four words to describe and relay any information to man. It is up to us to discern what He needs.
Now, the most unique part about this is that when the text makes a reference towards God, God Almighty, it's going to say "God said," because there's a hierarchical structure within the, within the body of the text. You have "create," you have "make," and you have "form." To "create" means to bring into existence from nothing. To "make" means to give shape or form to what was created. Now, to "form" means to reshape what was made. So let me put this in a more succinct way that you can understand. Therefore, God Almighty created the atoms and the molecules. God the Father took the atoms and the molecules and made a tree. The Lord God cut down the tree and formed it into a chair. It denotes a power structure. There is a hierarchical structure within the specific usages of the words within the body of the biblical text that people have been blinded to. They have been intentionally misled.
Now, that's far as you can see, I have not added one word to it. I've not defined anything according to my status. It's according to the book. And as we continue, all right. So it says, verse 2 again says, "And the Earth without form of void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep; and the Spirit of God moving upon the face of the waters." So we know that now, one of these spirits were commanded to move upon the face of the waters. God didn't do it. He sent one of His spirits to do it. He has seven spirits before Him.
Now, verse 3 says, "And God said," who would be God Almighty? Because the next word, "let," is in capital within the middle of the sentence, is capitalized to get to specifically catch your attention. "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." So now, this is what happens. God Almighty commands one of these spirits and tells them to bring forth what? Light. And there was light. Matter of fact, let me bring this over a little more so we can put all of this in perspective so everyone can see it properly. So we have darkness, which came first. Then we have light, which came second. Now, these two forces are diametrically opposed to each other, because as I say, we have to examine things in a spiritual sense. So darkness will be the manifestation of what? Evil. While light will be the manifestation of good. Now, why would I say that? Because of what the text continues to say. All right. "And God said, Let there be light: and there was light." And God saw. God Almighty saw the light that the Spirit brought forth that it was, what? It was good. Now, it gives you a definition as to what the, how to understand and comprehend what's being said. It did not say that the light was bright. A bright light is a representation of physical life. It says the light was good, which is spiritual. You can, you can see bright lights, but you can't see good. Good is a spiritual attribute. Bright is a physical attribute. And they both apply to the, to the word light. So now, if we have over here that the light equals good, and we know the light and darkness are diametrically opposed to each other, that would manifest the fact that the light, the darkness would actually be what? Evil.
Now, the most unique part about this, this is going to shock you, because this light that was created by God Almighty, which is the second born, is who we call God the Father. The book actually explains to you how he came into existence and where he came from. You've just simply been misled. Now, why do I say this? This is God the Father. Because the text of First John, within the New Testament, also again reveals this very same information. First John, it stipulates, "That which was from the beginning," where we at? We're in the beginning. "That which was from the beginning, which we have heard, which we have seen with our eyes, which we have looked upon, and our hands have handled, of the word of life; (for the life was manifested, and we have seen it, and bear witness, and shew unto you that eternal life, which was with the Father, and was manifested unto us;) that which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye may also have fellowship with us: and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with his Son Jesus Christ." However, his name is Emmanuel, but that's another point that we are going to get to. "And these things write we unto you, that your joy may be full."
Now, here's the most crucial part of this. "This then is the message which we have heard of him," they're telling you this is the message that Jesus told them, "and declare unto you, that God is light, and in him is no darkness at all. If we say that we have fellowship with him, and walk in darkness, we lie, and do not the truth." So therefore, if, if Jesus came and told you that God was light, and in the very, in the beginning, and if you apply this knowledge to the beginning of the book, you would understand. So this is God the Father. Then who is this? This is Lucifer. They called Lucifer the Prince of Darkness. Here's the most unique part. In order to be a prince, you must first be the descendant of the king. Lucifer was never an angel. As a matter of fact, Lucifer is the firstborn son of God Almighty, El Shaddai. God the Father is the second born son of God Almighty, El Shaddai. These two are brothers. The balance of good and evil, the yin and the yang, the darkness and the light. They both have the same power.
Now, to further substantiate that, we're going to continue in the text, because the text says specifically, all right, "And God saw the light that it was good: and God Almighty divided the light from the darkness." He balanced them out. Verse 5 says, "And God called the light day." "Day" is capitalized, so that means it has a spiritual, it has spiritual application. So it's the day. "And the darkness he called Lucifer." Called the night. So now, when it says "God called," it was a reference to the Father. He called His side the day, and He called His side the night. Therefore, now you have the meaning and underlying foundation between children of the day, children of the night, children of the light, children of the darkness. Because the most unique part about this is that when we continue, it says, "And the evening and the morning were the first day." But here's the more, here's another, here's another unique factor where a lot of theologians, ministers, and clerical leaders fail. What is the evening? Because the fact is, we have nothing physical. That's word-for-word verbatim according to the text. Nothing physical has been created. Therefore, what is the evening? To get you to properly understand this, let me ask you this: If you had two children, and they came to you and they said, "We're hungry. Can we please get something to eat?" and you have one can of beans, what would you do? You would split that can of beans between them equally. "Evening" also means equal distribution. He gave to both of His sons equally. So now we've got the evening. And it says, "and the morning was the first day." So what is the morning? Because we have the day, and we also have the night. People associate, falsely associate this as being a point of reference to a physical time of day. But there is no sun, there is no moon, there's no planet, there's no universe. This precedes all of it. This is all spiritual. So what would be the morning? The morning is the separation point between the day and the night. So therefore, he would be the Prince of Night. He's the Prince of Day. The Prince of Light, the Prince of Darkness. And this is the King, the Almighty, who would be known as the morning, because He separated the day and the night.
Now, with these factors explained, you can now ascertain what I, the Prophet Isaiah, meant within the text of Isaiah 14:12. For Isaiah 14:12 specifically states, "How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning?" Not s-u-n, son of the morning. Son of the morning. Because why? How many definitions are there for the word "son"? S-o-n. There is only one male descendant. You cannot bring a son and say, "This is your daughter," because a daughter is a reference to a female descendant. It does not call Lucifer a Morning Star. It calls him a son. The Prince of Darkness is the son of El Shaddai. Greatest trick the devil ever pulled was to convince the world he never existed. But how can you defeat someone that you cannot identify? If you can't identify your enemy, you've already lost the battle. The war is over.
Now, what's so crucial about this is that if you add, where to ask somebody, "Who does Lucifer fear?" They're going to tell you, "No one." Because he didn't fear the Father. He went to war with Him. During the War of Heaven, but the war stopped, and nobody ever stopped the act. How did the war stop? Or why did the war even transpire? All of these answers are within the first 31 verses of the biblical text. The war was stopped by none other than El Shaddai. That is who Lucifer fears. This is who he has kept you from gaining any knowledge of. The entire world, because you can only, you can never corrupt the truth. You can only corrupt an individual's perception of the truth. Perception is the key. You have to first perceive the truth in order to acknowledge it. But when there's no truth, or you have to acknowledge is one lie perpetuated after another.
Now, with these two factors, this establishes the first day of creation. Now, this is the crucial part, because we've only went five verses into the first chapter of the Book of Genesis, and these five verses, on a word-for-word verbatim level of understanding, factually established that Lucifer was never an angel. He is the firstborn son of God Almighty and the brother of the Father. Now, this is, I have not added one word to it. I'm not taking one word from it. I've let the book define itself. Now, I challenge anyone, prove this wrong, because it gets very, very, it gets extremely crucial from this point forward, because not only can I do this with the Book of Genesis, I can do it with the entire biblical text, word-for-word verbatim. Many claim that God sent them. But if God truly sent you, you read His word, and that's a fact.
Now, I invite you to continue in these studies, because this is segment one of "Hidden Encryption Codes and Mathematical Secrets of the Holy Bible," and believe me, we shall continue this from day two. Thank you.