The Fire

 

“Caleb replied in anger, “We must stop Servant and his witches! Servant must die!”

Just as he finished that sentence, a fire came down from heaven in the form of a dove and hovered right in front of Caleb’s face. Then, from within the fiery dove came the voice of the Timeless-One said, “Caleb . . . High Priest. Be angry, but do not sin.”

Caleb and Eli’Zur were paralyzed. They could not shade their eyes, and they could not fall to their knees. The Timeless-One continued speaking. “Servant shall not die. Take the fire to him. Caleb, take Servant the fire.”

Then the dove of fire slammed into Caleb’s chest. For a moment, he looked like a pillar of fire, yet his flesh did not burn. When the fire faded from Caleb’s body, he stood motionless with tears running down his face. Eli’Zur fell to his knees in worship to the Timeless-One. Caleb’s eyes became like flames of fire, and his heart glowed in his chest. His spirit had been renewed. The Timeless-One had put in Caleb a new heart, a heart of fire, full of desire to do the will of the Timeless-One.”

 

The above is taken from the story, “The Fire” from “The Caleb Chronicles”

The Bible speaks of the Holy Spirit as;

John 1:32 And John bore witness, saying, "I saw the Spirit descending from heaven like a dove, and He remained upon Him (Jesus).

Act 2:3, 4 Then there appeared to them divided tongues, as of fire, and one sat upon each of them.

 And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with other tongues, as the Spirit gave them utterance.

Mat 3:11 "I indeed baptize you with water unto repentance, but He who is coming after me is mightier than I, whose sandals I am not worthy to carry. He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire.

 

So, that’s where the Dove of Fire came from, symbolic of the Holy Spirit. Let us allow the Holy Spirit to set us on fire, to do His will.

Let’s share the Fire of the Timeless-One with those around us. Let’s bring a Hurricane of Fire to America and the world and watch Jesus baptize with the Holy Spirit and the Fire.

Hurricane of Fire, that sounds like a cool title for a song.

Selah, I.H.G.

The Garden

 

“They entered the garden and were quickly met by the three witches. “You know what they are,” said Logan to Christopher. Caleb was about to speak to Diana, but she just walked past him like he wasn’t there. She stopped in front of Wah’li’si. She spoke to her in two voices at the same time, saying two different things. One was “Who are you?” and the other, “What are you doing here?” Then she quickly turned to Caleb and said, while pointing at him with her finger, “I curse you with an everlasting curse! Death you will taste! Death you will wear! So mote it be!” Lilith and Rhiannon repeated, “So mote it be!” Smoke rose up from the ground and circled them. When it had cleared, Diana and the other witches were gone. “Cowards!” said Christopher. “Let’s go!” said Caleb.”

 

The above is taken from the story, “The Garden” from “The Caleb Chronicles”.

The idea for this scene came from, when my brother Jeff and I (about a hundred years ago) went to Eureka Springs Arkansas to look around. While walking downtown we came across an occult store. Well, at the time I was giving talks to youth groups about the occult and secular rock-n-roll. We went in. We were in the store for about a minute looking at the pentacles, the tarot cards, the spell books, when a lady came from behind a shelf. She looked at us like we weren’t supposed to be there. Then, this is the weird part. When she spoke to us, I heard one thing and my brother heard something else. I heard, “Who are you!?” My brother heard, “What are you doing here!?” Without giving us a chance to answer, she turned around and went into the back and never came back out. We were in the store for about five minutes, then we left.

I believe the spirit (or spirits) within her knew the Spirit within us and wanted us out. We were invading its “turf”.

Remember demons tremble at the name of Jesus. And they know the Holy Spirit when they see Him.

Selah, I.H.G.

The Sound of Silence

“Lord,” replied Caleb. “It is Your Spirit in me that has allowed me to do these deeds.”

“It is your willingness and your servant’s heart. It is your love for Me and your love for man’s soul that allows My Spirit to work in you,” replied the Son.

“Lord, Your words mean everything to me. Your words are life.

Without Your words, my heart would stop and my breath would cease. You are my God. I live for You, and I will die for You,” said Caleb.

The Son reached over, hugged Caleb, and said, “I know you would,

Caleb. I know.”

Caleb fell to the ground again in worship saying, “Holy! Oh, holy! Oh, holy!”

The Son knelt down in front of Caleb and said, “We need you to do something for Us.” Just as the Son finished speaking, a lion charged up to

Him and knocked Him over licking and wanting to play. Caleb jumped to his feet and began to run when he heard the Son. He turned and looked to see the Son laughing.

The Son said to the lion, “Not now, not now. We’ll play later.” He got up and said to Caleb, “Come, walk with Me.” As they walked, the lion walked with them.”

 

The above is taken from the story, “The Sound of Silence” from, “The Caleb Chronicles”

The Timeless-One has brought Caleb to the edge of heaven to speak to him face to Face.

Caleb tells the Son, Jesus that, “It is Spirit in me that has allowed me to do these deeds.”

Then, Jesus replies, “It is your willingness and your servant’s heart. It is your love for Me and your love for man’s soul that allows My Spirit to work in you.”

 

You see, it is the Spirit of the Timeless-One that gives us the power to pray, to forgive, to teach the word, to lead, to follow, to heal, to cast out demons, to be understanding, to be bold, to be gentle, to be kind, to have faith, to LOVE.

But, God will not push it on us; we have to be willing to accept this Power with a servant’s heart. Just as Jesus came to serve and to do the will of the Father, so we must follow His example.

As for the Son laughing and playing with a lion, well we are made in His image and likeness. So, if we play and laugh, it seems to reason our Lord would have these characteristics as well.

Psalm 2:4He who sits in the heavens shall laugh; The LORD shall hold them in derision.

 

He laughs at men’s so called wisdom and rebellion, but I think He laughs with joy as well.          

Selah, I.H.G.

The Caleb Chronicles: The InvitationRaising his left hand, Baphomet s...

The Caleb Chronicles:  
The Invitation
Raising his left hand, Baphomet s...:   The Invitation Raising his left hand, Baphomet said, “Don’t think I am some naïve magician sitting in a protective circle, cast...

 

The Invitation

Raising his left hand, Baphomet said, “Don’t think I am some naïve magician sitting in a protective circle, casting black spells, and invoking demons to do my bidding. I am a god. Witches, warlocks, and magicians worship me. I am full of all the power that exists in the darkened spirit plane. My power is great, and my words bring death!”

Caleb calmly and firmly replied, “A god you may be, but God you are not. I serve the Timeless-One, and only He do I serve. He has called me to be a high priest and a warrior. He has touched my heart, my mind, and my soul. He that is touched by the Timeless-One cannot be touched by evil.

You, Baphomet, are pure evil and have no business being on this planet.

But then again, maybe you do have a reason—to show everyone that the Timeless-One is all powerful and you are nothing more than a fly that needs to be squashed.”

 

The above is taken from, “The Invitation” from, “The Caleb Chronicles”.

 

Here Caleb encounters a demon by the name of Baphomet. In the occult world, in many sects Baphomet is regarded as a god-like creature.

Caleb speaks to this demon calmly but firmly. Caleb is the one with the Power, not Baphomet. Caleb is filled with all the fullness of the Timeless-One. There is no reason to get excited, God is in control.

There are many who believe that evil and good are equally powerful. WRONG. We see that a lot in movies and TV, and sadly people believe it. Let’s see what the Bible says about it.

 

Mat 8:31-32So the demons begged Him (Jesus), saying, "If You cast us out, permit us to go away into the herd of swine."

 And He said to them, "Go." So when they had come out, they went into the herd of swine. And suddenly the whole herd of swine ran violently down the steep place into the sea, and perished in the water.

Mat 10:7, 8 "And as you go, preach, saying, 'The kingdom of heaven is at hand.'

"Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out demons. Freely you have received, freely give.

Jas 2:19You believe that there is one God. You do well. Even the demons believe; and tremble!

 

According to Scripture demons are subject to Gods authority, they believe, they know and they tremble. If the Timeless-One dwells in you, there is no reason to fear. If at some time a person comes up to you hurling blasphemies and cursing’s and in some kind of unholy rage, remain calm. Pray and firmly speak the Name of Who dwells in you. Speak the Name of the Prince of Peace, the King of Kings, the Lord of lords, the Savior of the world, the only begotten Son of God, the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End, the First and the Last, the Word of God, the One Who holds the Keys to death and hell, the One Who is returning as the Victorious Ruler of the Universe, Jesus the Messiah, Jesus the Savior, Jesus the Lion of the Tribe of Judah, Jesus the Lamb of God. The Timeless-One has got your back.

Selah, I.H.G.

Liquid Christ

“Release these people of your spell and climb back in your hole!” yelled Christopher, “Or, we’ll send you back to hell ourselves!”

“Such a primitive world,” said the first being. “You still believe in a place called hell.”

“Don’t you?” asked Logan. “That’s where you’re from.”

“There is no heaven. There is no hell,” said another being. “You are the creator of your own world and your own destiny. You can have the mind of the Christ and the power of the Solar Logos with one drink of the liquid Christ.”

 

The above is taken from the story, “Liquid Christ” from, “The Caleb Chronicles”.

I find it amazing that the people who say they don’t believe in God or believe Jesus was and is the Son of God will believe they themselves are a god. That the universe is within us and that we are the Christ, we can save ourselves. Wow. Isn’t that what the serpent got Eve to believe in the garden? He said, “Eat of the tree and you will be like God.”

There are many religions that teach this type of thing, more than we think. But, the one religion that I hate the most is the religion of evolution. The evolutionists worship the god of chance and nothing. They are bent on proving we evolved by chance and there is no God. Think about the way they believe life began; first, there was nothing. This nothing was very small, and then it exploded. Now we have the universe. After billions of years life happened on earth. That takes a lot of faith to believe we are the offspring of the god Nothing. It’s sad that many people will believe in anything but God.

     We have a job to do, don’t we? Let’s give them Something to believe in.

Selah, I.H.G.

The Psalmus

Full of the fire of the Timeless-One, and with complete wisdom and understanding of the Holy Verses, the man of great age known simply as Psalmus said to Caleb, “Let every breath you take, every word you speak, every line you pen, let every heartbeat, every wink of the eye, every word uttered, let every action and reaction, be for the Lord Most High.”

 

The above is taken from the story, “The Psalmus” from, “The Caleb Chronicles”.

In this story Caleb is sitting with his mentor Psalmus. Psalmus is giving Caleb words of wisdom and encouragement. And, Psalmus is full of the fire of the Timeless-One.

Hebrews 12:29For our God is a consuming fire.

 

Oh-to be full of the fire of the Timeless-One, for our God is a consuming fire, so I pray, “Consume me, until all that is left is You.”

So, as I pray, as I praise, as I read the Bible, then I can say like the men on the road to Emmaus, only a little different, “Oh-my heart does burn as I praise my Lord.”

All that we do should be for the Lord Most High, the Timeless-One. He gave us breath, so we breathe for the Lord. He gave us a mouth, so we use our words to glorify Him, to praise Him and spread the “Good News”. Let our hearts be full with ALL the Fullness of God. Let our eyes be the windows that people see through to see Jesus in us. And let our reactions to opposition be salted with the Holy Spirit.

 

For our God is a consuming fire. Then I pray, “Consume me, until all that is left is You.”

Selah, I.H.G.

Corridors

As Caleb heart-linked with the Timeless-One, the Word came to him and said, “The littlest of gods wishes to put you and your holy regime to the test. He hates you, Caleb, with a great hate.”

“As I do him,” replied Caleb.

“Be ready, My beloved Caleb,” continued the Word. “Be strong and courageous. I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

Caleb stood alone in the temple. He brought his hands down and with authority he said, “To be tested, is to be made strong! To be attacked is to crush the head of Satan!”

 

The above is taken from the story, “Corridors” from, “The Caleb Chronicles”.

 

Joshua 1:9"Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go."

 

The Timeless-One tells Joshua that He is always with him. God tells Joshua, “Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid.” Look at this verse closely; God asks the question, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid.” God is not saying, “Try not to be afraid.” No, He is saying, “DO NOT be afraid.” Time and again, Jesus would say, “Fear not.” So, we are not to fear for, “The Lord your God is with you wherever you go."

 

Psalm 46:1, 2 God is our refuge and strength, A very present help in trouble.

Therefore we will not fear, Even though the earth be removed, And though the mountains be carried into the midst of the sea;

 

1Jn 4:15-19Whoever confesses that Jesus is the Son of God; God abides in him, and he in God.

 And we have known and believed the love that God has for us. God is love, and he who abides in love abides in God and God in him.

Love has been perfected among us in this: that we may have boldness in the Day of Judgment; because as He is, so are we in this world.

There is no fear in love; but perfect love casts out fear, because fear involves torment. But he who fears has not been made perfect in love.

We love Him because He first loved us.

 

There is no fear in Love for God is Love. Fear has no place in us for Christ dwells in us. He is with us wherever we go.

Selah, I.H.G.

 

The Story

The Story

In, “The Caleb Chronicles” one of the stories is called, “The Story”. In it, Caleb tells a group of children (all named after my nieces and nephews) the gospel story in a slightly different manner. It’s about two kingdoms; one ruled by King Ado Nai, and the other ruled by King Apollyon. Without telling the whole story, King Ado Nai sent His Son Emmanuel to sacrifice himself to save two young boys from King Apollyon. Think about this for a moment, yes God the Father sent His Son Jesus to become the ultimate sacrifice so that the world might be saved, but He also died for you personally, and He died for me personally. Before He laid the foundation of the world the Timeless-One looked from eternity into time and saw YOU and He saw me and said, “I will die for you, because I want you with Me.”

John 3:16 "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

Selah, I.H.G.