Hi, welcome to a special bonus episode of Pink Shade with Aaron Martin.

In this bonus episode, I'm going to tell you a little bit more about whose steward trail

was as a man, who he was as a leader, and who his wives were, and are, because he's

still married to one of them today.

We have to start back when the Kobu wasn't the Kobu.

It was the forever family.

The group he founded in Allentown, Pennsylvania, and he built on the idea that reason and logic

can unlock all the secrets of the Bible and that he alone had the interpretation from

God himself.

He came to know steward's preaching as trailisms, and he went by a figure or color coding system

when he asked his followers to take notes in their Bibles that he insisted would unlock

the secrets they were looking for.

He called people different names in the groups according to their ages and according to their

time in Christianity.

So for instance, older people were called cows, young people were lambs or sheep, newly

saved lambs for instance, and people who were not saved who are still out there lost according

to steward were considered perverted or swine.

The group also used color coding in their talk, and interestingly enough, I still have

my dad's pocket new testament that is color coded according to this Kobu style.

There are notes all over it every single page almost, and there are at least eight different

colors of flare pens.

Flair pens that steward himself would wear in his pocket so that he could pull the mount

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