Hey, hey.

Ho-ho.

Oh, oh, oh.

In Exodus 20, 21.

Sliquh. Exodus 20, 21.

The people remained at a distance while Moses approached the thick darkness where God was. You see, church hangs around in the cloud.

It's what's familiar.

But God, when he unveils the mystery,

he is drawing you into the dark, thick darkness,

the dark cloud of the primordial mystery of God.

So in other words, the point of explosion of all existence from past, presence, future, galaxies, cosmos, not seen heavens, all in there.

And God is drawing the suns.

If I have to picture it, it's like black molten lava.

And it vibrates with frequency and sound, but yet you can't hear it.

Because it doesn't have expression.

It doesn't have form.

I'm not saying God is a cosmic blob, not at all.

But it is the core of his presence that is bubbling

with mystery that is so intense. The black fire of his presence. Jesus said to me, I want you to draw into that realm of my black fire because I want you to create with me.

When I stood at that realm of the black fire that was swirling, there were letters that God would speak from in his presence and the letters would rise up

and they take form and then they move out in a round to go and govern.

And I realized when God, when I stood there and I watched that and Yahweh was drawing from that black fire in the core of his presence.

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