Biblical Numerology and Creation's Warnings

Before we continue, let's quickly go over the basic understanding of numbers. Number one is "Abba Father," meaning "I am." He wants to be in covenant with you. Number two signifies a double witness. Number three is divine perfection. Number four represents creative works. Number five is grace. Number six is the connector between heaven and earth. Number seven is spiritual perfection. Number eight signifies new beginnings, like the Hebrew letter Chet, the doorway to pass through. Number nine is completion or finality. Number ten is the perfection of order. Number eleven signifies disorganization, as it's beyond order or out of alignment (10 + 1). Number twelve represents governmental perfection. Thirteen can mean "ahava" (love) or rebellion.

The first twelve numbers are very important because He relates things to you, and you can piece them together through the scriptures to understand what He is showing you personally. I highly recommend a book by E.W. Bullinger, "Numbers in Scripture," which can be downloaded for free online. He provides a good basic understanding of how the Bible relates to numbers. When you study these numbers, you'll understand why the Lord uses specific quantities in scripture, like three rams or four goats. Bullinger goes through many numbers, including 30, 40, and 50, explaining their significance.

God used numbers in the Bible for a reason, whether in sacrifices, covenants, or prophetic visions, like Abraham's covenant. Observing the feast days and the Sabbath gives prophetic understanding of the end times. Similarly, understanding the numbers allows you to recognize and interpret what He is showing you. Without this education, we risk missing His revelations.

Sometimes, the messages from creation are not always beautiful miracles; they can be serious. Almost three years ago, on October 7th, the day of the Sabbath, the wall in Jerusalem was breached, and the adversary entered. I texted my brother Chadwick, asking if he heard what was happening. It felt like a foreshadowing of Joel chapter 2. In the days prior, I had been watching hawks. I kept seeing hawks, and I later learned they are carnivores that feast on bodies. Revelation chapter 19 speaks of birds of the air feasting on kings and generals.

The day before that Sabbath morning, I was at a park, and I got video footage of a buildup of hawks. For at least a year, I had been seeing hawks, not ravens. That Friday, the hawks began swarming above my head. I was capturing them on video, feeling a sense of judgment coming. The next morning, I woke up to the news of October 7th. I then understood that God was trying to warn me about coming judgment and the adversary.

Later, during the war in the Middle East, I was driving on a freeway overpass and saw at least a hundred ravens flying so close to my windshield that I almost swerved. I was accustomed to seeing ravens, but not that many. I felt a sense of gloom and darkness. I went to a rest area, and there were many large ravens there, as well as smaller birds, all facing Camp Pendleton, where there's a nuclear plant and a training field. I felt that something was going to happen. The smaller birds flew towards where the Marines exercise. I noted how weak the security seemed at the entrance. Two weeks later, Camp Pendleton was called to the Middle East. These prophetic messages are coming through the birds. It's not just about beautiful miracles; it's about repentance, belief, and obedience.

Ravens and doves, Noah's ark – it all points to obedience. The entire Bible is about obedience. These are the personal messages I've been receiving: judgment is coming, and He is sending gentle warnings through creation. But judgment is real, and He wants obedience because He is going to shake things up. We see this in the numerous earthquakes happening worldwide.

This is the more serious side of the messages from creation. I'm not here just to talk about beautiful beliefs; I'm here because God is trying to relay a message. He sees everything and displays it through His beautiful creation so that everyone can see, believe, have faith, repent, and obey His covenant, because He is coming soon.

The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Everyone is working hard to make money, but we need to preach the gospel. Don't be deceived by prosperity. The great commission is for all of us, not just elders. We need to save souls. Our children are dying without the Lord. The enemy is after them. The harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. If you can't go far, go into your neighborhoods, to your neighbors, to your family. Start there. Work is important, but not if it becomes an idol. Preach the gospel to the poor, the needy, the desperate, the brokenhearted. I want to go out and work the field, not sit behind a screen. This is why I choose to live in my vehicle and talk to people, including the homeless. The Lord led me to get out and go. These miracles are happening because He wants to be glorified and noticed, and He's doing it through my eyes and ears so the whole world can know.

The scripture says, "But now ask the beasts, and they will teach you, and the birds of the air, and they will tell you; or speak to the earth, and it will teach you, and the fish of the sea will explain to you." Job 12:7-9. "Who among all these does not know that the hand of Yah has done this? In whose hand is the life of every living thing and the breath of all mankind." Job 12:9-10. We must put this in the proper context: He is the Creator, the Maker, the Savior, and all things were made for Him and through Him. He is supernatural and wants us to be with Him. Now is the time to get deep with Him, as it's obvious from the state of the world.