79 years ago on this date, the nations of the world came together to stand against authoritarianism. The United States and the Allies, Canada, The United Kingdom, and others gathered the largest naval armada ever, in hope to free Europe from fascism and evil. Although many of the boys in the battle weren’t directly affected by the threat in Europe, but they were willing to give their lives so that others may be free. Some of these individuals have never fought a battle before. Even so, some of the boys had to falsify their ages, for they were too young to fight. But they were brave and willing to die for a people and a land they had never been to before. Today, most of our boys don’t even know if they are boys, for the others who do know, they at times grow not into men, but live out their lives as boys advocating for entitlements without accountability. Though fear was in sight, but courage and faith were the strength of the allies on D-Day. As they waited on the boats for a landing, on the shores in opposition were the Nazi’s war machines of military barricades and machine guns they had never seen before. They left the comfort of their states and countries to face the horror of war. Among them was the son of a president. Being the son of a president, he was ordered not to go, but he refused and was willing to fight and liberate Europe. In the face of fear and death, the soft singing of one man soon became a roaring battle cry for the charging allies. There they sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic. In the beauty of the liliesChrist was born across the sea, With a glory in His bosomThat transfigures you and me; As He died to make men holy, Let us live to make men free; While God is marching on. The battle was won, Europe was liberated, authoritarianism was defeated, But like President Reagan once said; Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. Remembering D-Day Normandy June, 6th, 1944 73,000 Americans 83,000 from Britain and Canada With forces from other countries

The first Passover was observed around 1,400 BC, the night before the Israelites came out of their captivity. As “Easter” commemorates Christ’s Resurrection, may this day mark the transition for you, when you are free from those things that have held you back. At times, those things we desperately try to preserve are the very things that are preventing us from experiencing the change that we need. A seed has to let go of its hard exterior and be temporarily forgotten, until the outer shell is no longer an obstacle, then a new tender plant springs forth, and a new bountiful life begins. One became the ultimate sacrifice for all. Now, today all it takes is faith in Him. Lord, I can’t, but you can, help me. Help my doubts that I may believe. As Christ is risen, so shall you be risen above all your problems. Happy Easter. Tetelestai Τελέω IT IS FINISHED

There are those who uphold the idea of an old earth, for such a reason the earth is portrayed as billions to trillions of years old. Then, there is the young earth understanding. However, young earth or new earth doesn’t necessarily mean the earth cannot be of a very old age. Instead, creation is understood as literal as it is recorded in the origin of it all, in the passages of Genesis. Sincere curiosity is the path to a better understanding, but speculation without the need to obtain a better understanding is ineffectual to the cause of learning. The curiosity of the believer should be as a child. Wherewith the individual is led to God the Father, wherein His words will be the reason to understand and the need for further insight. For this, we turn to the validation of the literal creation as in six days all things were made and not millions or more years. This we find, outside of the book of Genesis. Within the book of Exodus, chapter 20 verse 11, we read; for in six days the LORD made heaven and earth, the sea, and all that in them is, and rested the seventh day . . . Exodus 20:11 The LORD likewise instructed us to observe the seventh day as a day to rest. If He took millions of years to create the earth, have we lived to be a million years old to rest on the seven million years? Of course not, may our curiosity be the path to the search of true understanding in the presence of the LORD. Deeper insight to creation. The original sky or the space above us was called râqı̂ya – this word pronounced (raw-kee'-ah) In the Hebrew this means, a solid object like a dome, but yet transparent. What happened to it? Now it is but a thin layer of gas consisting of oxygen and nitrogen. We are taught in school, the three stages of water. Liquid, Solid, Gas. However, there is a fourth stage of water, known as plasma. If a gas is heated up long enough, it turns into a fourth stage known as a plasma. This element is neither liquid nor gas in its representation. With all our modern advancement, plasma remains an erratic and an unstable element in our making. How does this fourth element give an insight to the original “sky” of creation. Does the current gas thin sky and its layer indicates a doom for all? No. Man was created on the day we now called Friday, why was it so? Why were the plants and vegetations created before man? There are multiple types of darkness. One is the absence of light, and the other a tangible element with a mass. Space can be bent; therefore, it is not a vacuum of emptiness. How does this relate to speed and the movability of angels? In our modern science, it took us 50 years to realize there are more than three dimensions. Meanwhile, way before modern science, a Jewish scholar named Maimonides, while reading Genesis discovered and states that the universe is made of 10 dimensions, four are knowable and six remains unknown, yet. The insight into dimensions, is not to be looked at as a spooky new age representation. It is simply what is now known to us and the inclination of the unknown. Take for example, a sheet of paper. Place before you any regular paper or a flat surface. Next, take a pencil or a writing utensil and doodle a representation of a person, stick figure. Give the figure a world. Sketch a house, a tree and maybe a pet. Now, imagine you are that stick figure. Your perception of that world is solely based on your understanding of a flat two dimensional. However, you as the artist who sketch the stick figure, you are able to see everything at once, no matter the distance. Even if you add a sketch of another stick figure far away from the first stick figure. You are still able to see all of their world at once and even interact with them at the same moment. You are beyond their limited dimension. You are in a three-dimensional world. If you were to take a playing marble and place that marble on the flat surface of their world, they cannot see the marble for what it is unless you draw it as a flat object like they are accustomed to perceiving. Even though your dimension is more advanced than their dimension, but there are other dimensions way advanced than the three dimensions we are a part of. Like the marble that cannot be seen because of its three-dimension properties in a two-dimensional world, so are the things of God and the angels, concerning our world. We know angels are all around the believers. However, like the marble from another dimension, though it cannot be seen by the stick figures, but it is there and it’s real. Imagine being able to see beyond the three dimensions we are accustomed to. Seeing things that you never knew was there all along. Or seeing beyond a person physical attribute. Seeing the current of the mind. Even seeing things before it happens. Let your curiosity into creation be a path to walk closer with the LORD. Love the LORD that you may learn of His ways and His marvelous creation. But as it is written, Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God has prepared for them that love Him. 1 Corinthians 2:9 On other notes Angels are not aliens. Angels are real, though not always seen. Aliens are the making of man for an entertainment, but at times it will be used to control others concerning the unknown. See what a 4-dimensional look like through what is called a hypercube.

The history of this day, Labor Day, goes back to the Industrial Revolution. With its roots going back to Great Britain, most of Europe and the United States. This was when the nations of the world produced more goods and machines efficiently than ever before. More goods became available at cheaper prices. Due to capitalism in the United States, citizens of the world left their countries for the U.S. in hope to work, earn and live the dream, and it was so. In 1886 President Grover Cleveland dedicated The Statue of Liberty to the immigrants coming to be a part of their new country. They were willing to work, learn the laws of the land and assimilate. Overtime workplaces saw transformations and improvement, before that unfortunately lives were lost, The Haymarket Riot. However, some brought with them socialist and anarchist ideas. Asserting that individuals and family who have worked and established themselves, ought to share their rightfully earned wealth with everyone. Then came the nationwide economic depression in 1893, giving further rise to the doctrine of socialism and anarchists. Among the voices was a high school dropout, Eugene V. Debs. An early perpetrator bent on demolishing the working middle class. Even the New York Times editorial referred to Debs as “a lawbreaker at large, an enemy of the human race.” Debs’ Rebellion turned into a national issue, interrupting the trains and mail services. Erupting violence, and the loss of lives. His followers demanded entitlement. They didn’t stop there, they continued through rioting, looting, and the burning of business, railroad cars, destroying an estimated $80 million worth of property in 27 states. (Sounds familiar?) The imprisonment of Debs for six months, made him more radical, during which time he voraciously read Karl Marx’s Das Kapital. History records Debs ran five times for the office of the U.S. President of the then Socialist Party of America, but he won zero electoral votes! Thereafter, he blames the system and opposes the electoral process. (Sounds familiar?) Gone are the days of Debs, but the idea remains. In 1979, Bernie Sanders praised Eugene Debs in a produced documentary, even at one point having the plaque of Debs in his office. Eugene Debs’ Socialist Party of America later broke off and began the Communist Party USA. Their political party ran multiple candidates for the office of the President of the United States, with zero success. Until they decided to support, join, and morph with what is now the Democrat Party. Know your history, to better understand how to associate with the present. Today, as we observe Labor Day, for the masses, you are not rich neither are you poor. You are the middle class, and the heart of the nation and your daily efforts are as the beats which give life to the body of this land. You aren’t lesser than your neighbor, nor are you better than others. But you are an individual. Think outside your upbringing. Think outside your community. Think outside your race. Think for yourself. Therein, you will know the truth and the Truth will make you free, and your labor will never be in vain. The Strive In Mutuality The Rise Of A World

I fear not, the Word of God is more powerful than any two-edged sword. Whatsoever I encounter on this race called life, Thou art with me. Dark is this world. Through sin, darkness fell. Corrupted are the elements within. Although I am in this world, I'm not of this world. Surrounded by devourers and nuisances on the steepest of hell. Comfort by my side is your Word O Lord. I humble myself to thee. Then, out of the bleakness, the Cross of Christ I see. For Salvation, Sanctification and Glorification. 🎨PSW·3✒©

Thanks to those who partake in finding the inscribed message within the artwork (Joshua 1:9). It was difficult to find without this video, but one spotted it, congrats. Have not I commanded thee? Be strong and of a good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the LORD thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. Joshua 1:9

Before 1972 establishment of Father’s Day: The earliest recognition of Father’s Day was observed on July 5, 1908, by Grace Golden Clayton, who arranged a Church service to honor all fathers, in memory of her father who was a Methodist minister in West Virginia. Afterwards, another event was celebrated on June 19, 1910, in Spokane, Washington by Sonora Louise Smart Dodd. In honor of her father, a Civil War veteran, William Jackson Smart. Her strived in a petition was eventually supported by the Young Men's Christian Association. The YMCA. The beginning of Father’s Day as we know it today. Observe, both occasions for the case of Father’s Day were led by women who acknowledge the role and the importance of fathers. Not because they are lesser than the men, but when common sense for the natural order of life and living is upheld, great things happen. Secondly, observe closely, the two men acknowledged. One was of moral integrity, with spiritual values, a preacher. The Second man was that of a true grit, a hero, a patriot, and a veteran. When these simple bedrocks for society are forsaken, being a man and a father become offensive to the masses. Wherein our young boys are without an identity but become drunk with emotions without logic. Inclusiveness, but without a purpose. Purposeless without true affection. The many problems of today. Nevertheless, it takes one solution to solve many problems. And on this day, we acknowledge the fathers and the boys, the future men, and the fathers for tomorrow. Happy Father’s Day. A father that is an honorable gentleman is an example to behold, and it is he who rises to the occasion for those he watches upon. In his hand lies their foundation, for therein, he relies on the Lord, through faith, for the impartation of morality and responsibility for the future. Fathers, hold her up high now, lest she be held low tomorrow, by the wrong hands

A Legal holiday, a day of observance in the United States, which can be traced back to the end of the American Civil War, a war in which over a half-million died on the homeland, in part for the liberation of the slaves. Today, freedom is here, but many continue to live in bondage, for the harboring of unforgivingness. Consequently, the nation continues to face its battles from within and from without. Wherever there have been a battle, blessed are those who have volunteered to give themselves and their lives that others may live and find peace on this earth. Until the Prince of peace returns. On this day of May 30th, we remember and recognized the fallen. To the American Soldier, though you are no longer with us, but your firm stand as a soldier will remain a wall of protection for all the ages. You Faced adversity from without that freedom may reign from within. Remembering the Heroes ... MORE ...

Perceiving two images in one image from one painting, in two views for one explanation. The horizontal position of the painting speaks of weariness. Observe, the individual is lying down. Tired, but still is holding on to the Word of God. The left leg in idleness became like a mountain in the background, a dark shadow, but the Word of God is still above it all. And now unto the vertical position, we perceive a whole new painting. The individual is no longer lying down, but they are now standing, which indicates readiness and a waiting position of anticipation. The same leg, which was once a mountain of obstacles and of shadow, now thereon they stand as a pillar of establishment, and the Word of God is now in a forward position. So are those who have awakened from their slumber. In readiness and anticipation, they stand. Due to the unique style and the method of this painting, it became one of the only paintings that is intentionally without the PSW signature. (So that it could be view in both horizontal and a vertical position.) Congratulations to the few who spotted the distinction and earn the site's badge for participating. And the other details, like that of the paint strokes which gives a proportion to the vertical and horizontal views.

Troubled are the waters, but above the dark clouds prevails the Light of God as a hand guiding me to that better land. Beyond the midst of the troubled waters and the dark clouds, is a brighter place. Through these troublesome waters, but now, I fear no more. Though toss in the turmoil of life’s storming sea, but on the rage I do roll. Dear God, have mercy on me. Troublesome waters around me do roll Rocking this boat tempting my soul Loved ones are drifting they’re living in sin These troublesome waters are pulling them in Gently I feel the touch of God’s hand Guiding my boat to that better land Leading the way to Heaven’s bright shore Troublesome waters I’m fearing no more Troublesome waters are blacker than night Hiding from view the harbor’s bright light Tossed in this turmoil of life’s stormy sea Then I cried dear Savior have mercy on me Troublesome waters are blacker than night Hiding from view the harbor’s bright light I’m tossed in the turmoil of life’s stormy sea I cried dear Jesus have mercy on me Gently I feel the touch of God’s hand He’s guiding my boat to that better land Leading the way to Heaven’s bright shore Troublesome waters I’m fearing no more Troublesome Waters

III XXVIII αἰώνιος Life, Purpose, Accountability and Faith. The Once Child, as an Adult, Reflects and Concludes.

The preservation and the building of the future now, is predicated on how we establish the young to see the present. REMEMBERING SEPTEMBER 11 Within the smoldering ashes of September 11, we eagerly sought and cherished our families and neighbors. Though we watched in unimaginable horror, but in honor we cherish and support one another, and the men and women of the Law who risked their lives in hope to save others. 20 years later the ashes are gone, and the true hearts are seen, to those who still remember this day with respect and honor, and to those who have blindly despised the nation they are a part of. Nevertheless, being right is not predicated on how many others agree with you, but in the opposition of freedom, keep being a Patriot. With the absence of common sense, learn to carefully discern. When others are driven by hate, trust the Lord, love one another, without compromising the essence of your foundation. He who troubles his own house shall inherit the wind; Foolish people will always be servants to the wise. Proverbs 11:29