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Point within the circle is my tribe: In the year 49J7W as centre, when 
radius = 1, 22 / 7 as rational PI circumference has #0 (ternary number) 
with the new moon of 20 March (last 1996), as commencing the 6D cycle.

I'm not into feral Anglo-Saxon-Celts who think Indigenous Dutch 
Australians are 2nd class citizens.

- dolf
- http://www.grapple.id.au/Chronicles/jahaag.html

daniel <danielthomasandrewdaly@live.com.au> wrote:
> The First Chronicles of the
> 
> Children of Destiny
> 
> 
> 
> The Cherubim Sandra
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> 
> 
> �Dreams�
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> 
> by Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly
> www.noahidebooks.com
> 
> 
> 9018 SC / Televon 511
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> 
> Chapter One
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> 
> �Living in the Realm of Eternity again, after her long sojourn on
> earth, was a period of bliss in its initial years for the Cherubim
> Sandra.  She had resumed working with Ambriel from time to time, but
> had gradually travelled outwards to the new outer disc, further out
> than Terraphora, the new disc of Mitraphora.  Mitraphora was the third
> outwards expansion of the Realm of Eternity, after Zaphora and
> Terraphora.  It was the same width as from Zaphon to the edge of
> Terraphora, meaning the Realm had doubled again in width.  But, of
> course, circling all around Terraphora the amount of land had grown
> voluminously.  And now the new Ketravim were finding home in the new
> disc of Mitraphora.  The firstborn of the Ketravim was Rachael, who
> had been the wife of Samael of Infinity on Earth.  For a while she had
> lived on human planets, but had now taken up her destiny and resided
> in Mitraphora in one of the capitals of the Realm.  Since the
> firstborn Rachael had come the secondborn, Lucy Bridges, and then an
> alarming rush following that.  Now, all told, there were around 17
> million Ketravim who now resided in Mitraphora.  Sandra wondered if
> there numbers would be one day completed but, seeing the fact that
> they had recently been developing procreative abilities and having
> children � something which just started happening, supposedly as part
> of their gradual development, Michael had announced that the offspring
> of the Ketravim had, unsurprisingly, a particular name.  And that was
> the �Saruvim�, which meant the seventh group of angels.  And now, just
> announced by Michael, the new disc of Pelphora was soon to come to be
> which would house the Saruvim.  And no sooner had Michael announced
> Pelphora that three days later Ambriel displayed on his internet
> message board, after a quiet conversation with God, the next 7 discs,
> each of increasing size.  For after Pelphora would come, Brephora,
> Romnaphora and Kalphora, completing the 7.  Then four more discs,
> Dalnaphora, Bethlephora, Nazraphora and Glimmerphora.  And Ambriel,
> not too subtley, let it slip that like humanity the angels could
> generally expect the discs to go on expanding on a permanent basis.
> He also let something go by which pleased many of the angels.  Like
> the abilities to procreate which the Ketravim now had obtained,
> gradually the earlier angels, as angels, would be endowed with this
> ability as well.  It was simply a matter of time.
> 
> 
> 
> Living in Mitraphora, Sandra was now occasionally visited by her twin
> Samael of the Cherubim who occasionally made the trip from the edge of
> Terraphora to see her.  She had grown gradually closer to Samael,
> never really having been that close to him in his younger years.  But,
> like many, she craved a relationship with her twin now.
> 
> 
> 
> And now, having decided to go on a holiday to a human planet, Sandra
> had suggested they visit Televon for her to see an old friend who she
> had known from earth.  A certain Daniel Daly who had been a friend of
> Callodyn Bradlock�s and who had met Sandra and developed an email
> friendship with.  Sandra suspected that Daniel seemed to be one of the
> Ketravim, just blooming late.  He was unlike most humans in the way he
> more strongly related to angelic beings, but still she couldn�t be
> sure.  So she would go and visit Daniel to catch up and see what was
> happening in the life of her friend.  Like Daniel Sandra had been a
> Noahide on earth, one of few.  Daniel had been a big comic guru and
> Sandra had worked in one of Callodyn Bradlock�s comic stores.  They
> had discussed comics from time to time and from what she had learned
> of Daniel from the letters he occasionally sent her he wrote some
> comics for a small comic company he had been putting together.  He was
> still not very good at the artwork, but wrote well, from what he had
> said.
> 
> 
> 
> So, Samael in tow, Sandra headed to a gate one fine afternoon, her
> credit vouchers for 200,000 standard universal credits in her handbag,
> and made the trip to Televon.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Chapter Two
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> 
> �So what are your dreams, Daniel?  What are your dreams?  Do you want
> to marry, to make a name for yourself, to see the universe and all its
> enchantments?  To build an eternal legacy?�  Daniel Daly, sitting at
> the dinner table, sharing a meal with Sandra and Samael, thought that
> over.  �You know, Sandy.  I have had my full of dreams, in a way.
> Building Haven Noahide Fellowship had been a big deal for a while.  A
> very big deal.  Being the founder for what then was a brand new
> Noahide world had meant a huge amount.  But the work has been done
> now.  And Haven continues to slowly grow universally.  I mean, it
> really is like Jesus said.  Like what he taught his apostles without
> holding anything back.�  �And what is that?� asked Sandra interested.
> �Sow the seed.  Sow the word of God.  But, like Jesus did, to really
> become famous in the end, if that is what your innermost heart really
> desires, leave a legacy of being a child of God.  And in a way that is
> what Haven was all about.�  �What do you mean exactly?� asked Sandra,
> most curious.  �Well, of course it was all about the Noahide faith.
> When I left the church I had been a strong evangelist and wanted to
> continue to spread God�s word.  Being Jewish didn�t seem that
> appealing and didn�t really seem the kind of religion you could
> evangelise to the man in the street.  But Noahide faith looked
> practical and had its appeal.  Telling people that they already were
> Noahides seemed quite feasible.  And it slowly took off and now,
> today, I have a still growing legacy.  Even now people occasionally
> come to seek me out as the founder of Haven just to meet me and gain
> my perspective on things.  And I guess that is what I wanted.
> Somehow, seeing what Jesus did to build the church seemed like the
> obvious way to also proceed.  Spread the word and build an assembly.
> And even the Jews say Abraham initially did similar things.�  Sandra
> nodded, gaining somewhat more of an understanding into the life of
> Daniel.  �And is that what you really want, then?  An enduring
> legacy?�  �Doesn�t everyone?�  She looked at him, considering that,
> and took another bite of toast.  Samael spoke up.  �You might not
> know, but I am yet to go down and taste my time on earth.  But father
> tells me it will be soon.  But what you speak of, building a legacy,
> it sounds very interesting.�  �It is mostly for the sake of a
> neverending list of friends and people to do things with,� replied
> Daniel.  �I mean, God knows we all need friendships.  All of us need
> that.  And some crave it more than others.  But some of us even want a
> bit of fame as well as friendships.  And perhaps God likes to answer
> the desires of our hearts.  Perhaps that is all it is.�  Sandra
> nodded.  That much seemed understandable at least.  �Well, how many
> visitors do you get then?�  �Oh, a few.  Really, I usually tell people
> I am not available but, if they want, I can put them on a waiting list
> to see them.  But I tell them it could take a while.�  Sandra smiled.
> �Jesus has that problem.  Apparently you have to wait millions of
> years these days just to spend an afternoon with him.�  Daniel
> laughed.  �You know, I think that problem is only going to get worse
> and worse.  Perhaps inevitably so for that character.�  Sandra and
> Samael both smiled at that point.  �You could be right,� said Sandra.
> 
> 
> 
> The three of them chatted on for a few hours that morning before
> Daniel said he had an appointment and would see them again later on in
> the day.  Sitting there with Samael, watching some Televeran
> television, she thought on some of the things Daniel had said.
> Certainly she understood the desire for fame.  Perhaps that was just a
> human instinct in some ways.  But it was a most different way to go
> about it, building a religious assembly.  But perhaps that was just
> Daniel.  And perhaps it was just the kind of people he wanted to
> attract to himself.  Perhaps that was just all it was.
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> 
> Chapter Three
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> 
> 
> Well, what dreams did she have?  What dreams did Sandra of the
> Cherubim really have?  She was back home in Mitraphora, at work,
> thinking that over.  Certainly, like the Seraphim, being the 29th born
> of the Cherubim, next in rank after the 70 Seraphim, meant that she
> likewise had a fair degree of universal fame.  A lot of humans out in
> that universe knew of her � knew who she was.  She knew that, in
> truth, she was quite famous.  But they were rarely allowed to visit
> the Realm of Eternity and usually they wanted to meet Ambriel or
> Michael or some other elder of the community.  But she knew she had
> fame, especially in the way she was treated by many Televeran�s, who
> had known who she was.  Her face, it appeared, was quite well known
> out there.  Out there beyond the comfortable shell of the Realm of
> Eternity.  It was surprising, really, and made Sandra think this.
> What should she do?  What should she do with the opportunities
> available to her with her fame?  What dreams should she let come to
> life?  It was a most interesting question.  After thinking this for a
> number of weeks she decided to go visit Ambriel to see if he might
> have something useful to say.  Fortunately she would probably not have
> too much difficulty meeting him when she wanted.  She knew, like
> Jesus, he gave a few days over to his appointments, or waiting lists
> for want of a better word.  But after that they had all the time with
> their own regular families.  And Sandra was very important to Ambriel,
> so he continued to tell her.
> 
> 
> 
> �Dreams.  I think, Sandy, it is not so much what we can dream for
> ourselves, but that which the infinite one can dream for us.  If you
> place your heart and trust into the goodness of God he can give you
> dreams beyond even your wildest.  If you will only trust in his
> unlimited grace, that is.�  Sandra nodded.  As ever Ambriel had
> glorified God and given her the insight she knew she needed.  �And how
> do we find these dreams, Ambriel?�  �Let them find you.  They will, in
> time.  It is true for every soul ever born and every soul to ever be
> born.  They find their dreams when they need to.  It is just a matter
> of time.�  Again she nodded.  It was as if this was wisdom � eternal
> wisdom � wisdom from a soul who had given long contemplation to such
> subjects.  She thanked him and the finished their lunch before Ambriel
> excused himself.
> 
> 
> 
> On the trip back to her home in Mitraphora Sandra gave much thought to
> Ambriel�s words.  Perhaps she just needed to wait.  To just wait and
> let her dreams happen when they should.  But how would she know when a
> dream came along.  And what if she missed her opportunities.  Still,
> she had to trust.  She knew Ambriel was right.  She had to trust and
> assume, when things fell into place, her dreams would sneak up on her
> and tell of the glory she perhaps wanted.
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> 
> Chapter Four
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> 9020 SC
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> 
> 
> She looked at the script.  It seemed easy enough, memorising these
> words.  Perhaps she should indeed take the part.  Perhaps she should.
> Really, it had been a surprise.  A community from Televon had written
> to her asking if she would like to take part in a movie about some of
> the angels.  The angels were very difficult to reach, but they were
> loved.  And Televere had written to a number of Seraphim and Cherubim
> asking if they were interested.  She eventually found out, a few weeks
> later, that about 20 Seraphim and 10 Cherubim had been asked if they
> would like to star in the movie.  It appeared she had been one of the
> lucky Cherubim.  And so, deciding that this might be just the
> opportunity she had been waiting for, Sandra accepted the part.  What
> it would bring only God knew, but it was something. A start, perhaps.
> A start at the glory she had felt she wanted.  And thinking of what
> dreams could come, Sandra was a happy little angel of God.  A happy
> little star.
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> THE END
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