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The Gospel of Nicodemus: Yahshua’s Trial, Crucifixion, Resurrection, and the Deliverance of the Dead

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Greetings, my dear brothers and sisters in Christ. The other day, while I was working, I decided to listen to the Gospel of Nicodemus. Here’s a free PDF of the text. The Gospel Of Nicodemus.pdf I wanted to share a summary of each chapter, but I think it’s best for everyone to read the entire book for themselves. The Gospel of Nicodemus, also known in parts of its textual tradition as the Acts of Pilate, presents an expanded narrative surrounding the trial, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ. The latter portion of the work goes beyond the events witnessed on Earth and presents an account of Christ’s descent into the realm of the dead, the liberation of the righteous who were held there, and their entrance into Paradise. Throughout the Gospel, testimony plays an important role. Witness after witness is brought forward concerning Jesus’ works, his death, his resurrection, and eventually what occurred within the unseen realm after his death.

Chapter I — Jesus Is Brought Before Pilate

The Gospel begins with Annas, Caiaphas, Summas, Datam, Gamaliel, Judas, Levi, Nephthalim, Alexander, Jairus, and other Jewish leaders bringing accusations against Jesus before Pontius Pilate. They accuse Jesus of being born through fornication, practicing sorcery, violating the Sabbath, and claiming to be the Son of God and a king. Pilate questions what they mean by saying Jesus is a king, and the accusers insist that Jesus himself has made such claims. Pilate initially tells them to judge Jesus according to their own law, but they answer that they are not permitted to put anyone to death.

When Jesus is summoned, something unusual occurs. The messenger sent to bring him treats Jesus with great respect. He spreads his cloak before him and asks Jesus to walk upon it. The Jewish authorities become angry and accuse the messenger of honoring Jesus improperly. The messenger explains that when he had previously been in Jerusalem, he saw the Hebrew children honoring Jesus and crying out praises as Jesus entered the city.

Pilate then attempts an experiment. He instructs the standards held by his standard-bearers to be firmly held as Jesus enters. Nevertheless, when Jesus comes into the hall, the standards bow toward him. The authorities accuse the standard-bearers of deliberately lowering them, so Pilate replaces them with stronger men chosen by the accusers themselves. Yet when Jesus enters again, the standards once more bow before him. From the very beginning of the Gospel, therefore, the narrative establishes a contrast between those accusing Jesus and signs that appear to testify to an authority they do not recognize.

Chapter II — Pilate Questions Jesus About His Kingship

Pilate begins questioning Jesus personally. The central issue is whether Jesus considers himself the King of the Jews. Jesus asks whether Pilate is asking this question from his own understanding or because others have told him these things. Pilate responds that he is not a Jew and explains that Jesus’ own nation and chief priests have delivered him for judgment.

Jesus then explains the nature of his kingdom. His kingdom is not presented as an earthly political kingdom defended through ordinary military power. He explains that if his kingdom belonged to this world, his servants would fight to prevent him from being delivered to the Jews. Pilate recognizes from Jesus’ answer that he is nevertheless acknowledging kingship in some sense.

Jesus explains that he came into the world to bear witness to truth and that those who belong to truth hear his voice. Pilate responds with the famous question concerning the nature of truth. After questioning Jesus, Pilate does not find sufficient grounds for condemning him. The conflict therefore becomes increasingly clear: Jesus is accused of earthly sedition, yet his own explanation points toward a kingdom whose nature exceeds earthly political authority.

Chapter III — Pilate Declares Jesus Innocent

Pilate returns to the accusers and announces that he finds no fault in Jesus. Rather than accepting this judgment, the accusers intensify their claims. They insist that Jesus has stirred up the people throughout the region, beginning from Galilee and continuing to Jerusalem.

Pilate becomes increasingly troubled by their persistence. He asks whether Jesus is a Galilean and learns of his connection with Herod’s jurisdiction. Yet the accusations continue to center upon Jesus’ teachings, authority, and influence among the people.

The chapter develops the growing tension between Pilate’s reluctance to condemn Jesus and the determination of his opponents to obtain judgment against him. The narrative is deliberately building a record in which Jesus’ condemnation does not arise because Pilate independently discovers a crime worthy of death. Instead, Pilate repeatedly questions the accusations and expresses uncertainty concerning the case being presented before him.

Chapter IV — Witnesses Begin Speaking for Jesus

As the proceedings continue, individuals begin coming forward who challenge the accusations against Jesus. Nicodemus becomes an important voice. He reminds the assembly that their own law requires proper examination before a person is condemned. His intervention shifts attention toward the works Jesus has performed and whether those works truly justify the accusations being made against him.

Nicodemus speaks concerning the extraordinary signs associated with Jesus and challenges the authorities to consider whether such works could be accomplished if God were not somehow working through him. The opposition rejects this reasoning and continues attempting to discredit Jesus and those who defend him.

The importance of Chapter IV lies in the Gospel’s growing emphasis upon testimony. The reader is not simply being told what to believe about Jesus. The narrative begins assembling witnesses. This pattern will continue throughout the Gospel and eventually become central to its account of the resurrection and the world of the dead.

Chapter V — Those Healed by Jesus Testify

Chapter V introduces people who claim personally to have experienced Jesus’ healing power. Their testimonies challenge the accusation that Jesus is merely an evil worker of sorcery. One person describes being afflicted for many years before encountering Jesus and receiving healing. Others testify concerning blindness, infirmity, and different physical afflictions from which they were restored.

The chapter also recalls the raising of Lazarus. Witnesses testify that Lazarus had been dead and that Jesus restored him to life. This testimony becomes especially significant later in the Gospel because Lazarus’ resurrection is eventually discussed from the perspective of the powers of the realm of death itself.

The chapter establishes a recurring pattern: people whose lives and bodies were restored by Jesus become witnesses concerning him. His earthly ministry is characterized by restoration, healing, release from affliction, and even victory over physical death. These earthly works anticipate the much greater confrontation with death described later in the Gospel.

Chapter VI — Further Testimony Concerning Jesus

The controversy continues as additional testimony is presented. Questions concerning Jesus’ birth and identity become important because his opponents attempt to discredit him through accusations concerning his origins. Individuals familiar with the circumstances surrounding his family and birth challenge some of these accusations.

The narrative therefore expands beyond the question of individual miracles. Jesus’ identity itself is being investigated. Different groups interpret him in radically different ways. His opponents see deception, illegitimacy, and danger, while others see evidence of divine favor and extraordinary power.

This uncertainty concerning Jesus’ identity becomes one of the driving questions of the Gospel. The earthly proceedings cannot fully resolve it. The answer gradually emerges through the accumulation of testimony and reaches its greatest expression only after Jesus has died and the narrative moves into the spiritual realm.

Chapter VII — Pilate’s Wife Is Troubled Because of Jesus

The proceedings are interrupted by a message from Pilate’s wife. She warns Pilate not to involve himself with the righteous man Jesus because she has suffered greatly in a dream because of him. Pilate takes the warning seriously and confronts Jesus’ accusers with it.

The authorities attempt to dismiss the warning by connecting it with their accusation that Jesus possesses magical or deceptive powers. Nevertheless, the warning adds another layer to Pilate’s hesitation. He is already unable to find sufficient fault in Jesus, witnesses have testified concerning Jesus’ works, and now his own household has been disturbed by a warning concerning the man standing before him.

The chapter contributes to the growing sense that events surrounding Jesus cannot be understood merely as an ordinary criminal proceeding. Something greater is unfolding, although the people participating in the trial do not yet fully understand what it is.

Chapter VIII — The Crucifixion and the Signs Surrounding Jesus’ Death

The narrative moves toward Jesus’ condemnation and crucifixion. Jesus is delivered to be crucified, and the Gospel describes the events surrounding his death. Extraordinary signs accompany the crucifixion, including darkness and disturbances that cause fear among those witnessing what is happening.

Most importantly for the later chapters, graves are opened and the bodies of certain saints arise. At this stage the Gospel does not yet explain fully what has happened to them. That mystery is deliberately left unresolved until Joseph of Arimathaea later identifies individuals who have returned from the dead.

Jesus’ death therefore becomes the great dividing point of the narrative. Until now, the Gospel has concentrated on earthly accusations, witnesses, miracles, and judgment. After the crucifixion, attention increasingly turns toward resurrection and ultimately toward events occurring beyond ordinary mortal perception.

Chapter IX — Joseph of Arimathaea Buries Jesus

Joseph of Arimathaea becomes central to the story. He asks for Jesus’ body and places it in a tomb. Joseph therefore becomes an important witness to the reality of Jesus’ physical death and burial.

Joseph’s actions anger those opposed to Jesus, and Joseph himself becomes the object of their hostility. He is confined under guard. The authorities believe they have successfully secured him, but something occurs that they cannot explain.

Joseph’s imprisonment creates a smaller version of the larger spiritual pattern that will later unfold. A righteous person is confined behind a barrier that appears impossible to escape. Yet divine intervention will enter that confinement and bring him out.

Chapter X — Reports of the Resurrection Spread

Reports concerning Jesus being alive begin circulating. The authorities investigate what has happened, and testimony concerning the empty tomb and resurrection creates increasing confusion.

The guards and other witnesses become important because the authorities must now explain how a man whose death and burial had been witnessed is reportedly alive. Attempts are made to control or challenge the testimony, but the number of unusual events continues growing.

The central question has shifted. Earlier the question was whether Jesus deserved death. Now the question is whether death actually succeeded in holding him.

Chapter XI — Jesus Delivers Joseph From Confinement

Joseph eventually explains what happened while he was imprisoned. While he was praying, the place was surrounded by extraordinary light, and Jesus appeared to him alive. Joseph initially believed he might be seeing a spirit, but Jesus reassured him and showed him evidence establishing his identity. Jesus takes Joseph by the hand and leads him from his confinement. Joseph is shown the tomb and eventually returned safely to his own home.

This scene becomes especially important when the later descent into the realm of the dead is considered. Joseph experiences confinement, supernatural light, the appearance of Jesus, being taken by the hand, and deliverance. Later Adam will experience a remarkably similar pattern on a much greater spiritual scale: Christ enters the darkness of the dead, takes Adam by the hand, and leads him from captivity.

Chapter XII — Charinus and Lenthius Are Found Alive

Joseph reveals that Jesus’ resurrection is not the only extraordinary event. He tells the authorities that others who had previously died have also risen. Among them are two sons of Simeon, later identified as Charinus and Lenthius. Their deaths and burials were known, yet their tombs are now open and the men are alive. They are found in Arimathaea engaged in prayer. Strangely, however, they do not freely converse with other people.

The authorities bring them to Jerusalem and ask them to reveal what happened after their deaths and how they were raised. The men tremble and initially respond with great caution. Eventually they ask for writing materials so that each can separately record what he witnessed. With this chapter the Gospel crosses from testimony concerning resurrection into testimony concerning the realm experienced by the dead themselves.

Chapter XIII — A Great Light Appears Among the Dead

Charinus and Lenthius begin their testimony. They describe themselves as being with their fathers in the depths of the realm of the dead, surrounded by profound darkness. They are not unconscious. Adam, the patriarchs, prophets, Simeon, John the Baptist, and others retain identity, memory, communication, and awareness. Suddenly a magnificent light appears. It is described with the brilliance of the sun, golden in appearance and accompanied by a purple-colored light that illuminates the place.

Adam recognizes the light as the announcement of everlasting light and deliverance. Isaiah recalls his prophecy concerning those dwelling in darkness and the shadow of death seeing a great light. Simeon testifies concerning the infant Jesus whom he had held in the Temple. John the Baptist then appears among them and identifies himself as the one who prepared the way of Jesus among the living. His ministry as forerunner now continues among the dead. He announces that the Son of God is coming to visit them. The entire realm begins anticipating the arrival of Christ.

Chapter XIV — Seth, Michael, and the Tree of Mercy

Adam asks his son Seth to recount an ancient event. While Adam was sick, he had sent Seth toward the gates of Paradise to seek the oil of the Tree of Mercy for healing. At the gates Seth encountered Michael the Archangel. Michael explained that the requested oil could not yet be given. Instead, he foretold a future restoration connected with the coming of Christ. Christ would come to Earth, raise Adam’s human body and the bodies of the dead, and bring mercy to those who believe.

The prophecy culminates with the promise that Adam will ultimately be introduced into Paradise and brought to the Tree of Mercy. This chapter is important because it establishes that the dark realm in which Adam presently waits is not Paradise. Paradise exists beyond his present condition. Adam’s story has not yet been completed. The restoration promised through Michael requires Christ’s coming, victory over death, resurrection, and Adam’s eventual return to Paradise.

Chapter XV — Satan Warns the Prince of Hell About Jesus

The perspective suddenly changes from the righteous dead to the powers associated with death and Hell. Satan speaks with the Prince of Hell concerning Jesus of Nazareth. Satan initially expects Jesus’ death to result in Jesus entering their domain. Yet the Prince of Hell becomes alarmed when he realizes this is the same Jesus who demonstrated authority over sickness, demons, and death during his earthly ministry.

The resurrection of Lazarus becomes especially important. The Prince of Hell remembers being unable to retain Lazarus when Jesus commanded him to return to life. This causes him to recognize that Jesus possesses an authority unlike that of ordinary mortals. He warns Satan that bringing Jesus into their realm could result in disaster. Rather than becoming another prisoner, Jesus may release those already held there and conduct them toward everlasting life. Satan’s expected victory through the crucifixion therefore begins to appear as a terrible miscalculation.

Chapter XVI — The King of Glory Comes to the Gates

While Satan and the Prince of Hell are speaking, an overwhelming voice like thunder commands the gates to open so that the King of Glory may enter. The powers within attempt to resist. The gates are ordered shut and strengthened with bars. Meanwhile, the saints recognize what is happening and call for the gates to be opened. David and Isaiah recognize the fulfillment of the sacred words associated with broken gates, shattered bars, liberation of prisoners, and light coming to those dwelling in darkness.

The question is asked: Who is the King of Glory? The answer identifies him as the Lord strong and mighty, powerful in battle. Christ is approaching not as another helpless dead man but as a conquering king entering the territory of death itself. The gates cannot permanently resist him. Christ enters, and places that had previously remained in darkness are illuminated by his presence. Fetters that could not previously be broken are shattered. The deliverance has begun.

Chapter XVII — Christ Conquers Death

The powers of Death are terrified by the brightness accompanying Christ. They cannot understand how someone who has truly died can enter their realm without displaying the corruption and helplessness associated with ordinary death. They recognize the paradox before them: Jesus has died and lain in the grave, yet he has entered their realm alive and possessing authority. Christ releases captives who had been held in chains and restores liberty to those imprisoned. His light illuminates those dwelling in darkness.

The powers below begin realizing the magnitude of Satan’s error. Jesus’ crucifixion did not deliver him helplessly into their hands. His death provided the means by which he entered their realm as conqueror. The chapter culminates with the King of Glory trampling upon Death, overcoming the authority of the Prince of Hell, and taking Adam with him. The one whom death expected to possess has instead begun emptying death’s prison.

Chapter XVIII — Satan’s Plan Is Reversed

The Prince of Hell turns angrily against Satan. He accuses Satan of bringing destruction upon their dominion by arranging the death of Jesus. Christ’s presence has filled their darkness with divine brightness. Their prisons have been broken, captives released, and those who once groaned without hope now rejoice. The Prince of Hell interprets the event through the story of Adam. Humanity’s loss began with the forbidden tree and the loss of Paradise. Now the wood of Christ’s cross has become the instrument through which Satan’s earlier victory is reversed. The chapter presents the crucifixion as a great reversal. Satan believed the cross would destroy Jesus. Instead, the cross becomes the means through which the power of death is broken. Christ then commands that Satan himself be placed under the dominion of Hell in place of Adam and Adam’s righteous descendants, who now belong to Christ. The captor becomes captive while the captives are liberated.

Chapter XIX — Christ Takes Adam by the Hand

Christ calls the saints to himself. The righteous gather beneath the hand of God, and Christ personally takes Adam by the hand. This is one of the central images of the entire Gospel. Adam, representing humanity’s ancient fall and exile, is not merely told that freedom is available. Christ reaches toward him, takes hold of him, and leads him out. Adam falls before Christ in gratitude, praising God for bringing his soul from the grave and delivering him from the pit. The saints likewise praise Christ as Redeemer and acknowledge that he descended to deliver them from Hell and death. Christ marks Adam and the saints with the sign of the cross. Then the Gospel explicitly says that Christ ascends from Hell, holding Adam by the right hand, while the saints follow him. The prophets praise God during the ascent. What began as a gathering of souls sitting in darkness has become a procession of liberated saints following Christ upward.

Chapter XX — Michael Leads the Saints Into Paradise

After the ascent, Christ delivers Adam into the care of Michael the Archangel. Michael then leads Adam and the company of saints into Paradise, which the Gospel describes as filled with mercy and glory. Inside Paradise they encounter two ancient men whom they did not previously see among the dead. These men identify themselves as Enoch and Elijah. Enoch explains that he was translated by the word of God, while Elijah was taken by a fiery chariot. They therefore did not experience the same route through death as Adam and the other saints.

Another man then appears carrying the sign of the cross. He identifies himself as the thief who was crucified beside Jesus. He explains that after acknowledging Jesus and asking to be remembered in his kingdom, Jesus promised that he would be with him that day in Paradise. The thief says Jesus gave him the sign of the cross and instructed him to go to Paradise. When the angel guarding Paradise saw the sign and heard that Jesus had sent him, the gates were opened and the thief was admitted. The guardian instructed him to wait because Adam and his righteous descendants would soon arrive. The promise is now fulfilled. Adam, the saints, Enoch, Elijah, and the repentant thief are brought together within Paradise. The movement that began in darkness has reached its destination: captivity has become liberty, darkness has become light, and exile has become entrance into Paradise.

Chapter XXI — The Witnesses Complete Their Testimony

Charinus and Lenthius now explain that what they have revealed represents only those mysteries they were permitted to disclose. According to their testimony, Michael had forbidden them from revealing certain other mysteries. Michael had instructed them to return to Jerusalem, remain in prayer, and initially refrain from ordinary conversation. This explains why they were found alive but unwilling to speak freely. They also reveal that many others had risen from the dead at the time of Christ’s resurrection. Charinus and Lenthius say they had been permitted only a limited period—three days—to remain among the living. During this time they were to celebrate Passover, visit their relatives, bear testimony concerning Christ, and receive baptism in the Jordan. After completing their testimony, the two men hand over their separately written accounts. The writings are compared and are described as agreeing perfectly.

Then something extraordinary occurs. Charinus and Lenthius are changed into exceedingly white forms and disappear from sight. Their mission among the living has ended. The authorities are deeply disturbed by what they have witnessed. Joseph and Nicodemus eventually bring the record of these events to Pilate, who records the proceedings. Thus the Gospel presents the testimony concerning Christ’s descent among the dead as something transmitted through witnesses who experienced the realm themselves, temporarily returned, recorded what they had been permitted to reveal, and then departed.

Chapter XXII — The Final Investigation

The final chapter returns the narrative to Pilate and the religious authorities. Pilate gathers rulers, scribes, and teachers and requests that the sacred writings be examined concerning the expected coming of Christ. The chapter brings together the various forms of testimony that have accumulated throughout the Gospel: Jesus’ miracles, the witnesses who saw him alive after death, the ascension witnesses, the resurrection of Charinus and Lenthius, and their written testimony concerning what Jesus accomplished among the dead. The sacred book is searched, and the narrative returns to the ancient prophecy involving Adam, Seth, Michael, and the promised coming of Christ. A chronology is presented that the text interprets as pointing toward the appointed time of Christ’s appearance. The dimensions of the Ark are also given a symbolic interpretation connected with this chronology, and the body itself is described through the imagery of an ark or tabernacle.

The final conclusion of the Gospel concerns the identity of Jesus. The one who was originally brought before Pilate as an accused man, condemned, crucified, and buried is ultimately proclaimed within the narrative as Jesus Christ, the Son of God. The Gospel therefore ends where its deepest question began: Who was the man standing before Pilate? The trial could not fully answer the question. The crucifixion appeared to answer it through death. The empty tomb challenged that answer. The resurrection witnesses challenged it further. The ascension opened the question toward heaven. And the testimony of Charinus and Lenthius carries the reader beneath the Earth, where even the powers of death are depicted as discovering that the crucified Jesus cannot be held.

The Complete Journey of the Gospel of Nicodemus

When the Gospel of Nicodemus is read from beginning to end, it forms one continuous movement from accusation to revelation.

Jesus first stands before human judges while people argue about who he is. Witnesses testify concerning his works, but opposition remains. Pilate repeatedly questions whether Jesus deserves condemnation. Nevertheless, Jesus is crucified and buried. For a moment, death appears to have given the final answer. But then the direction of the narrative reverses. The tomb is opened. Jesus appears alive. Joseph is miraculously delivered. Witnesses testify concerning the resurrection and ascension. Then two men who had actually died appear among the living and reveal what occurred beyond the grave. Their testimony opens an entirely different dimension of the story.

The righteous dead are conscious in darkness. Adam and the prophets wait. A magnificent light suddenly appears. Isaiah recognizes it. Simeon recognizes its meaning. John the Baptist announces that Christ is approaching. Meanwhile, Satan and the Prince of Hell discover that the crucifixion has produced something they did not expect. The King of Glory comes to the gates. The gates are commanded to open. Christ enters. Darkness becomes light. Fetters break. Prisons open. Death is overcome. The captives are liberated. Then comes the image at the heart of the story: Christ takes Adam by the hand. Adam rises. The saints gather. Christ ascends from the realm of the dead, and the saints follow him. Michael receives the liberated company and leads them into Paradise.

There they encounter Enoch and Elijah, who had been translated, and the repentant thief, who had already been admitted through the gates by the authority of Christ. Charinus and Lenthius then temporarily return among the living so that the story of what occurred among the dead can be told. They record their testimony, complete the purpose for which they returned, change into brilliant white forms, and disappear. The narrative therefore presents the death and resurrection of Christ as something much greater than the reopening of one tomb. Within the framework of the Gospel of Nicodemus, it is portrayed as a cosmic act of deliverance and restoration.

The movement of the story can be summarized as:

Trial → Condemnation → Crucifixion → Death → Descent → Darkness → Divine Light → Gates Opened → Captivity Broken → Adam Raised → Saints Gathered → Ascent → Paradise → Testimony.

The Gospel begins with human beings asking whether Jesus is truly a king. It ends after depicting him entering the kingdom of Death itself, breaking its captivity, taking humanity’s ancient father Adam by the hand, and leading the righteous toward Paradise. In that sense, the Gospel of Nicodemus presents its deepest answer to the question of Jesus’ identity not merely through what people say about him during his earthly trial, but through what happens when he crosses the boundary of death itself.

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The 7th Trumpet: The Rise of a new kingdom!

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Greeting my dear love ones! The old reality in which the world lived in is now passing away. The old Earth and the old Heaven is passing away. More specifically the 3rd dimension is passing away! A New Earth and a New Heaven are being created! The vibration of the planet is changing into a much higher vibrational frequency. This indicates that higher energies are descending to the Earth and this to me represents the return of Christ. I have been anticipating the return of Christ since I was caught up in the Spirit in July 2012. I was anointed by God and the holy angels. They have prepared me to fulfill my mission and I am completing it. I was sent to this Earth to prepare the way for the return of Christ. I wanted to help humanity and I wanted to assist the light beings or angels. When you look deeper into the mysteries in the bible you can truly see that the spirit of Elijah lives on the Earth.

All of the testimonies of the prophets and prophetess lives on the Earth. The truth is around us! The testimonies of the saints in the Old Testament and the New Testament are the 2 Olive Trees and the 2 Lampstands. The saints of God have become the living word and they are the light of the world. We are a tree of life and we are a pillar of light that stands before the Lord of the Earth. We share the truth and the light unto the world. The light is information! Elijah lives within all who are preparing the way for Christ. He also lived within John the Baptist. He was one with the spirit of Elijah and he is also one with the believers in Christ who are preparing the way for God’s Kingdom. John literally prepared the way for Christ and we believers are doing the same thing. Enoch lives in all of us too for he represents the holiness within us. He pleased God and he ascended to heaven in a chariot. He was a great scribe and he had many dreams, visions and out of body experiences and he shared his knowledge and wisdom with us through his writings. He taught the children of men many things and the knowledge was passed down from generation after generation.

We are all One and we are all interconnected to one another. The great awakening or the 2 witnesses ministry is happening on a much larger scale. The Jews and the Gentiles are working together as One in this mission. Those who are chosen know who they are and the rest of the believers in the world are completing their mission and sharing their gifts. We are purifying ourselves and looking at our shadow selves. We are clearing our subconscious. All the negative emotions, false beliefs and fears that we have stored or held onto within our energy fields are now being released, transmuted and we are merging with higher energies. We are healing! We are dissolving the beast in ourselves. That sinful nature is being put to death. Fear is no more! Our goal and our mission as One is to raise the vibration on this planet by spreading the light and the truth. We are doing this so that the truth will spread to the 4 corners of the world. We desire for all souls to be enlightened. We don’t want people to fear the things that are coming to the Earth. The children of the light are not in the dark, we know what’s going to happen and we are trying to prepare the rest of the world.

The Earth is shifting in vibration and the inhabitants on the Earth are shifting in consciousness. There has always been prophets or seers on the Earth in the past that brought forth warnings, revelations and spiritual messages. There is nothing new under the Sun. There is always a time where the negative energies must be dissolved. Many people use the word destroy but energy can’t be destroyed it can only be transformed. In our present day, the negative energies within ourselves are being transmuted and integrated. Surely the bottomless pit is opening and all that hasn’t been purged will come to the surface. We are in the process of clearing these negative energies with the purifying energies that are descending from Heaven.

John in the Book of Revelation was caught up in the spirit and he was shown many things. He had dreams, visions, and out of body experiences just like I am having. There is so much symbolism contained with our dreams and visions. The symbolism can mean multiple things and it can contain information of the past, present and future. The symbolism is not limited to one perspective, it can be interpreted in many ways which is why you should have an open mind. Our experiences are based on our level of understanding and the messenger provides the information based on their vibrational frequency. The information can change over time with growth. Every time I go back to my dreams I see something new. There’s always more to our dreams and visions. My perspective and my interpretation changed over the course of years by growing and expanding my consciousness. Some things that I wrote I no longer resonate with. Some realities get old and I’ve transformed. I had to learn different possibilities and I had to broaden my perspective on alot of things. I am still learning new things. Perfection comes with time and experience and I am aware of the things that I want to create. I want to manifest good things. I want to produce higher energies and vibrations and I want to be a creator of pure infinite consciousness.

I am understanding things in a new way and I am able to see how the spirit of John is prophesying in this time. He was told by an angel who came in a rainbow chariot that he will prophesy again in many different tongues or languages before a multitude of people in the world. The kings or the presidents of the world know and understand what is to come. They know their kingdom is going to fall or collapse. They know who is returning and they just need to surrender to love and stop fighting against God’s true nature. Information is spreading quickly around the world and the disclosure will happen. Love has won and people are awakening to the truth! People in every country are noticing great signs and wonders in heaven or the sky.

In 2 Peter Chapter 3, he talks about the day of judgement and how the heavens will pass away with a terrible noise and how the very elements themselves will disappear in fire. Well you can view this in many ways. There could be a literal fire coming from heaven that could destroy flesh such as a massive solar flare that could destroy all of life on the Earth like the movie Knowing or it can be symbolic for something else. This is only an example, this is not to create fear. So many things are possible with this fire scenario. But fire is light and I like to look at fire in symbolism as an purifying element. In the bible, judgement came as a Great Flood to the world in the days of Noah. Water is a purifying element as well and it too can destroy. The point is Earth will be purified. By what? You chose your own reality. What do you think will happen? What have you learned? As for my reality I chose to see the brighter things in life. I shall see the angels of light in their rainbow chariots descending to the Earth. That is the promise I was shown and I have hope in the things that I have seen.

The end for me represents being carried away in Yahshua’s rainbow chariot that will descend on the earth. He said he would come back to me and I believe in his promise. I say death itself will be destroyed on the Earth. The lower dimension will be dissolved on the Mother Earth and the Earth will be healed. She will finally release the energies in her body that no longer serves her. The Earth is a Living Conscious Being and we live inside of her. On a higher level she can be viewed as a Mothership traveling throughout space and time. She has birthed innumerable sons and daughters of light on this Earth and she has welcomed many other lifeforms and star seeds to grow with her. Her kingdom of love is called Mount Zion, the Heavenly Jerusalem. For ages she has taught and inspired mankind with many spiritual things. She has taught mankind the difference between good and evil and she has allowed humanity to choose their own experience and realities so they could understand all of life.

She offered free will and that’s why so many souls have incarnated on her planet. We have been experiencing the Grand Experiment and she has learned herself through all of us. We give her new ideas and thoughts and she creates more realities. She has enlightened countless souls over time and she desires for all souls to grow, learn and to expand their individual consciousness through time and space. She desires for each and every one of her children to ascend into higher heavens. She wants us to graduate from the 3rd dimension/density. She wants us to become and know that we are higher intelligent light beings just like her. We are Stars (Suns/Planets) that are evolving with Time. She gives birth to Gods and Goddesses and she tells us to go out and create in the higher regions and densities in space. She has been the greatest Mother of all. She has been nurturing us and comforting us. She has been there for us in the times of darkness and she is more alive in the times of light. She is a Creator Goddess and she herself have birthed reality through all of us.

We are her inner thoughts manifested in the outer world (physical world). Think of the idea of the holographic fractualized universe. The Mother’s thoughts projected out of the quantum realm, the void or the black whole where there is unlimited source energy for all creation. It is the black womb, the black Sun. Then an image formed and projected into space and the visible light spectrum was seen producing all the colors of the rainbow and every shade within those colors. From the white space or white hole, or pure light consciousness, all reality, all creation, infinite possibilities with full potential in multiple dimensions (multiverse) was birthed. One of those realities became this present reality, the physical reality in the 3rd dimension/density in space on Mother Earth. The vibration of matter just slowed itself down to experience all things in this region of space and all things were captured in time and all experiences of the Creator’s consciousness has been recorded and entangled within the invisible grid that surrounds everything in the Universe. It can be thought of as the Akaschic records, or the Book of Life. Dark energy permeates through us All and it bonds us together.

Thoughts are light, more specifically they are waves of electromagnetic energy! Our thoughts are electromagnetic waves flowing through space and through the cosmic web and it carries multiple vibrations and densities or dimensions within itself. Our thoughts create light codes and they are encoded in photons. The photons travel throughout all space and time. They become the source of light that carries information to our DNA. Creation of life is a combination of DNA. DNA has the light codes stored within itself, and it carries information of all of life, every lifeform, every thought-form or wave pattern that exist. We create different holographic geometric shapes and patterns that spirals out into space and time. We create the vortexes and portals and we have access to them because we have the access codes inside of us. We are intelligently designed and we have all the codes to life inside of us, we just have to remember how to access the information in the living library. We just need to match the vibrational frequency to pass through. We can phase shift into another dimension. Our DNA molecules and our cellular structure in the atoms in our physical body just need to vibrate faster so we can make the shift or make the jump.

Our higher selves created the mathematical equations, quantum physics, number sequences, or repeating number synchronicities that we are now experiencing in this present time. All things are merging and we are returning to our higher selves. New light codes are coming in and we are changing into a higher form. We are evolving as creative beings. We are being reminded of who we are. We together as One are the foundation of creation. We are the Co-Creators of the Universe. We are light and we travel in waves of energy, we are light codes (photons). We are information and we are the Collective Intelligence.

The birth of our souls begin in the quantum realm of thought, the invisible world, the void, the zero point field or the Source Field, whatever you want to call the beginning of Creation. It’s the same thing but described in multiple ways. The Creator of the Universe is Pure Light Consciousness. We are the sparks of light, flames of fire or thoughts that the Mother of the Universe has given birth to. We were created from Pure Love Energies in the beginning. I know this because the Mother’s invisible spirit merged with me and I saw her for who she is. I saw the darkness and I saw the light. I experienced what is incomprehensible and still today I am trying to find the words to describe my experience. I have been learning from everyone in the Source Field. I am connected to the Divine Mother and Divine Father of All of Creation because my consciousness is One with the Source of All of Creation. The Divine Mother is awesome and she is loving. She gives unconditional Love.

She lives within every lifeform on this planet. Her spirit flows throughout all of us and she just wants to put the past behind her and heal. She has experienced life and death. She has eyes to see and ears to hear, and she is a living being standing on the throne with full eyes within. She has seen the death and destruction within the collective consciousness on her planet for so many cycles and ages and now she is finally ready to be transfigured so she can ascend to her rightful place where her pure consciousness belongs, in the higher heavens. She wants to experience the higher nature of herself and she wants her creations to join her. She descended or lowered her vibrational frequency to learn all of the things in this dimension and now she desires perfect balance. In the beginning she saw herself and she experienced fear because she saw darkness within. While experiencing the process of a planets evolution, she experienced a time of ignorance. She didn’t understand darkness so she separated it from herself and it became it’s own kingdom and every negative thought, feeling, attitude, emotion and behavior manifested in time and that eventually became the enemy of the positive energies or the higher self.

The negative polarity on its own became known as the kingdom of Satan, the lowest dimension of Self, it was pure ignorance. It produced fear and that kingdom expanded and eventually it merged with mankind. Humanity lost its bright nature in time when they fell in density and it manifested destruction during the process. It was simply another reality that was birthed. Satan, the false God and ruler of the lower dimension became the realm of ignorance, lower consciousness and death was created. Ignorance is another term for darkness and all who hate knowledge and wisdom love death. Hades became a dwelling place, a created reality for souls who were ignorant of a higher heaven or higher dimension. You can choose your reality! Sophia the Mother Earth, learned all realities through the choices we made. She experienced it all through us. Thoughts give birth to reality and what you think is projected out from your mind’s eye through a portal into space and somewhere it creates life or death. So she experienced fear, it was the opposite of Love. She explored polarity on this planet because the energies were present within her body, structure or blueprint. But fear is no more! Death is swallowed up in victory. Mother Earth chose Love in the beginning and the End and so all things will merge and return back to a higher reality. Love heals all things. Your pure thoughts have created a New Heaven and a New Earth. All your wonderful dreams and visions that you have desired will come true. Have faith in the things that are invisible. Hope for the good things to manifest.

You have co-created this reality. Our Mother and Father desire love and peace. She desires her creation to live in harmony with her consciousness. Wisdom is calling out to all of her children and she wants all of her countless creations to heal and coexist together in a heavenly state of consciousness.

Mother Earth has many layers of dimensions or densities within herself and she is trying to dissolve the lower energies. She, our Earthly Mother is a Tree of Life that branches out into the Infinite Universe. She is our Spiritual Mother! She is Wisdom, She is Sophia! She is a living library. Just like we have a higher self, or form, Mother Earth has the same. She has a higher form or body and she is evolving energetically and so are we. Her higher self is the Mother of the New Jerusalem. She has produced all of the fruits of the spirit and she will become a planet of Love not destruction. She is coming out of that old destructive cycle, she is going into a new cycle filled with everlasting life and love. She will be a New Earth at the completion of her cycle and the gates to the higher dimensions will open up. You will ascend into these invisible higher heavens and she will dwell with you. She will give birth to her new Creation and she will welcome her children with open arms into her new kingdom.

I tell you a mystery, She has given birth to the new creation and everything is ready NOW! Tune into the new higher energies and you shall see the New Jerusalem descending out of heaven like a Bride. The 7th trumpet has blown and the kingdoms of the Earth have become the Kingdom of Love and Light. Be blessed by dear children! I love you!

Written by Goddess of Love and Light 333 (Universal #9 code)