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What Happened to the Lord After His Resurrection?

November 5th, 2025
Acts 1:9 says: And when he had spoken these things, while they beheld, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight. I joined a Baptist church at the age of nine—my best friend at the time went to church every Sunday, and his mother encouraged me to join. She was also one of my seventh grade teachers as well, and I was very close to the family back in the day. I learned a few things during my nine-year tenure at this church—I memorized all sixty-six books of the Bible, I knew most of the stories of the Bible such as the Israelites’ deliverance from Egypt, the birth and death of the Lord, and the resurrection of the Lord; and I stayed active in the church by joining the youth choir and church bowling league on Saturday mornings. Church taught me structure and some life lessons, but I was still lost and didn’t fully understand scripture until much later in life.

The verse above is a crucial part of this entire ministry, but the Christian church completely missed the mark on this. The only thing hammered into our brains was 1 Corinthians 15:3-4—Yahawashi, who the world falsely and ignorantly calls Jesus Christ, died on the cross for our sins on Friday and arose from the dead three days later Sunday morning according to Christian doctrine—actually this was only two days, as the days of the week aren’t mentioned in the Bible—and the disciples witnessed His resurrection and preached the Gospel or Good News from region to region afterward. The keyword in Acts 1:9 is cloud, but I never learned what cloud meant in this context from my pastor. I don’t remember if he taught that the Lord was simply whisked away in the sky like the rapture, another false doctrine, or if he even mentioned how the Lord left the Earth at all. The point is by the time that I turned eighteen, I was completely confused and left the Christian church altogether.

When the verse says the Lord was taken up in a cloud, it’s referring to what the world calls a spaceship or UFO. In fact, there are numerous scriptures that contain the word cloud in them, as it can be found throughout the volume of the book. Isaiah 19:1 is a future prophecy that hasn’t happened yet, and it says: The burden of Egypt. Behold, the LORD rideth upon a swift cloud, and shall come into Egypt: and the idols of Egypt shall be moved at his presence, and the heart of Egypt shall melt in the midst of it. That swift cloud in this verse refers to a spaceship or so-called UFO that the Lord will return on and do major damage to the infrastructure of this society as a whole with concentrated laser beam fire for its idol worship and innumerable iniquities.

Revelation 11:12 says: And they heard a great voice from heaven saying unto them, Come up hither. And they ascended up to heaven in a cloud; and their enemies beheld them. In this verse, the Lord is calling for His elect and will save them by beaming them up into a gigantic fathership that’ll cover the entire land mass of the United States and beyond, and the entire world will witness this in real time before the barrage of nuclear missiles from Russia and its allies bombard and destroy America.

Lastly, Revelation 1:7 says: Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen. This verse substantiates the previous one by saying that the Lord will return with clouds, or a fleet of spaceships, to destroy what the nuclear missiles didn’t, and everyone in the world will witness it. Even the men who pierced Him over 2,000 years ago, thus proving that reincarnation exists, but that’s another lesson for another day. All praise, honor, and glory go to Yahawah Bahasham Yahawashi.

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The Chariots of Israel Are the Vehicles of Salvation for the Elect

November 25th, 2023
Revelation 1:7 says: Behold, he cometh with clouds; and every eye shall see him, and they also which pierced him: and all kindreds of the earth shall wail because of him. Even so, Amen. I’ve always believed that there was a higher power in control of everything around us―even though I had no understanding of what was truly going on. Yes, I believed in UFOs and the little green men Esau Edom had conditioned everyone to believe in through his movies. However, I would ultimately realize that a good portion of what we were taught to accept as facts are indeed boldfaced lies. Moreover, as I’ve grown in the Gospel, I learned that if the so-called facts the elites claim to be true don’t pass the litmus test of what the Bible says, they are false.

For example, the government has denied the existence of UFOs for decades, but Hollywood has made movies like War of the Worlds and Independence Day which showed possible scenarios of how America will be destroyed via the Scriptures. They’ve also mocked Yahawashi, who the masses fraudulently call Jesus Christ, and his angels by depicting them as big-headed creatures with large eyes and puny bodies, and there’s no chance for repentance when one commits blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. They purposely dumb down the public and keep them in the dark about the likelihood of intelligences beyond Earth’s atmosphere. Furthermore, we’ve been conditioned to fear so-called UFOs and believe that they aren’t coming to save anyone.

I saw a video around the time that I first came into the truth about a massive flying object traveling at a very high speed headed toward Earth from a distant galaxy. The astronomers were both astonished and frightened by the presence of this UFO because they didn’t know what it was exactly. I also heard Minister Louis Farrakhan give a speech several years ago, and he stated that a spaceship has been stationed in the firmament and probing the globe since 1929. I’ve recently scanned the Internet to see if both videos were still posted but couldn’t find them, as there’s a good chance that the videos had been scrubbed from the Web. Nevertheless, the angels have always been among us―recording everyone’s good deeds, prayers, and sins and reporting them to the LORD pursuant to Malachi 3:16.

The chariots spoken of in the Bible are, in fact, the so-called UFOs that have conveniently been deemed a fallacy. They are mentioned all throughout the Scriptures―they are described as flying rolls in Zechariah 5:1, and Mark 13:26 depicted the Lord coming in the clouds with great power and glory―clouds and flying rolls are spaceships. A chariot even guided the Israelites out of Egypt and into the wilderness for forty years. The verse above says that all eyes will see Him when He comes with clouds―this means everyone on Earth will witness the Second Coming of the Lord on a gigantic fathership with His angels riding in subsidiary ships, and everyone will see the elect or remnant of Israel being beamed up into those ships. The ten FEMA zones of Babylon the Great aka the United States will then be subsequently destroyed by the fire of thermonuclear missiles shot by its enemies as stated in Revelation 11:13.

When this verse says they also which pierced him, it’s alluding to the fact that the people who were responsible for the Lord’s crucifixion are here in the present day and also implies that reincarnation does exist. Only the elect of Israel will be saved, and everyone else will wail when the Lord cracks the skies open. All praise, honor, and glory go to Yahawah Bahasham Yahawashi.

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