Buried Deep: Your Future Is Buried Deep in the Bible

By Bob Stiles ATW

In Part One of this book, I describe our past and current world by discussing Jewish Feasts, Heaven and Hell, Two very special trees, and God.

In Part Two, I describe how God created our world with just the energy of His words, and I address just what is The Image of God.

Part three brings a rather detailed discussion of that great book: Revelation.

In Part Four, I describe the Millennium, how God might reorient our present old earth into a tremendous new heaven-on-earth, and what eternity might look like.

In the appendices, I present a new method of Bible referencing using only three letters per book.

I also present a heads-up on September 2015. Please read Appendix C as soon as possible, as it may directly affect your very life in many ways: your investments, your Rapture, or the political end of The United States.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Jul 20, 2015
• ISBN: 9781490884851

Bob Stiles ATW

Bob Stiles is an experienced aerospace technical writer able to dig between the words of the Bible. There are many surprising true stories that you may not see just reading the Bible or studying one book at a time. Mr. Stiles, living in Southern California, has brought to the surface a wonderful view of God that is not usually taught in churches.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preface

Introduction

Part 1: Your World

Seven Feasts

The Real Story

Heaven and Hell

Two Trees

How Did He Do It?

God’s Back Story

Part 2: Creation

Creationism

The Six Days of Creation

The Image Of God

Part 3: Revelation

The Book of Revelation

Resurrection And Rapture

The Great Tribulation

Part 4: Our New Earth

Our New Flat Earth

The Millennium

Parallel Crescendos

One Thousand Years Later

My Father’s House

Eternity

Appendices

About the Author

Abbreviations

September 13, 2015

Dedicated

to

God the Father

God the Son

and

God the Holy Spirit

PREFACE

NOTICE

This book really concerns your entire future

Yes – It is Your Future

Please keep an open mind as you read. Do not stop at the first place where you disagree with me. Even though you feel that I am wrong, please bear with me. Just keep on reading. I think that there are many "Trickle-Down-Religion" concepts that have confused many Christians and non-Christians alike.

So many Denominations, so little understanding.

So, PLEASE:

Read with understanding

Read with prayer.

Read with God’s love.

What will your NEW WORLD be like?

You must understand Creation before you can fully understand End Time Prophecy

Please - - - - Read this book – Do not peruse it

It really contains YOUR future

NOW:

WHAT IS IT THAT IS BURIED DEEP WITHIN THE BIBLE???

SO-

LET’S

GET

STARTED!!!

NOTE: All Bible references are from the KJV and are shown in italics. (The names of God and Jesus in this book are often interchangeable.)

Hi. My name is Bob Stiles

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Dear Reader:

I would like to talk with you to discuss any questions that you may have about what I have written in this book. Although I am an experienced Aerospace Technical Writer, I have often found that ln just reading the Holy Bible it does not tell me everything I might want to know – about life – about death – where we came from – and where we are going to end up.

The Bible gives me much information about a vast number of subjects, but the first few chapters and the last few chapters (of the whole Bible) left me with a lot of questions.

In order to form some sort of opinion about those important chapters, I have attempted here, to sort of fill-in what I think might have been intended. No, I am not trying to change the Bible, but rather to explain to myself, and to you, what is happening in those chapters. And, if possible, to better understand what it is that God is telling us in His written word.

A good pastor can speak for an hour on just a verse or two because there is so much information hidden therein. In this book I have tried to connect the various bits of information by digging deeply into what is not being said. If the Bible completed each of its statements there would not be enough paper to contain it all. But under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, just enough is presented to convey the underlying concept.

God wrote a book made up of 66 parts that we call Books. Over 1500 years He used about 40 different writers to put His thoughts into words on paper. He did not go into lengthy discussions, but told us just enough for us to get the message. But here is what makes the Bible so very much different from all other writings: He has buried additional information deep within the text. Bible scholars have found a few of these stories, but I believe there are many more to be excavated.

I must confess that I am not a Biblical Scholar but after more than 35-years working on aerospace projects, most of that time as Technical Writer, I have developed many skills including one that is often called reverse engineering. That is the skill used to determine, if possible, just what the writer was attempting to say. No, I do not know either Hebrew or Greek, but by checking several English translations and both the context and some distant verses one is able to detect what is meant. The interpretation of a passage should be in the time and circumstances of what it was written about. I do not force any allegorical, mystical, or figurative meaning into the very plain text of the Holy Bible.

As you read through this book, you may sometimes experience déjà vu. I tell part of a story and later return to that same story, but for a different purpose.

Do not be discouraged, just keep reading.

One who ignores the first chapter of Genesis also ignores the entire Bible

INTRODUCTION

Beautiful music is not the result of chance or enthusiasm, but rather it is the result of a combination of love, skill, and detailed planning. When God decided to create our physical world, He must have cogitated about it for many, eons.

Creation is not something that can be done all at once -- KAZOOM!!! Creation required much thought and calculation. Our physical world is the most detailed and precise project that anyone could ever have imagined. Every part of it, down to the smallest minute detail, must be fully compatible with every other detail and must perform exactly as proscribed. Planning this physical world was not a little project. Planning our physical creation was a much more complex job even than the actual act of that creation, but God did it out of His great love for you. Remember, you were created before there was an earth.

Consider an organist. Although he may have great talent, he did not make the organ, nor did he compose all of the music that he can play on it, yet through his skill he can combine notes and chords in very pleasing ways. The Bible portrays a very special Organist that can combine His various spoken energies into the physical world we live in. See if you can imagine the tremendous beauty that emanates from God’s voice and from His fingers? And can you relate all of God’s energies to the actual act of creation? Then, follow through to the very end of this book, and see why He is inviting us into Eternity.

When reading this book, you may find many ideas that you don’t agree with. That’s all right, just keep on reading. Most of those ideas will begin to make sense to you when you get to see the whole picture

Just remember, that all of creation, including your birth, is an act of love.

God’s love for you.

NOW: Let’s start with a quick look at some Jewish Feasts

PART ONE

YOUR WORLD

SEVEN FEASTS

The Menorah

Hi Folks: Before we get into Buried Deep, here is a Question and a quick walk through about your future.

Q.     How many firepots (candles) does a Jewish menorah have? 5, 7, 9, how many???

A.   The correct answer is 7, but it can also be 5 or 9.

The official menorah is that great candlestick that the Jews used to light the temple. The official menorah has seven firepots and commemorates the seven Jewish Biblical Feasts outlined in Leviticus (Lev 23). They say that there was a five firepot menorah that was used to honor the Torah, the first five books of the Bible. The nine firepot menorah is used to include the newer feasts of Purim and Hanukah (See stories in Ruth and Maccabees). By the way, the word Feast does not mean – Lots of food. Feast is used for a Devine Appointment, at a specific time.

So-Let’s just concentrate on those seven major feasts-appointments.

Spring Feasts

There are three Spring Feasts: Passover, Unleavened Bread and First Fruits. These occur during the spring Barley Harvest. These three feasts highlight the crucifixion of Jesus (Passover), His time in the tomb (Unleavened Bread), and His resurrection (First Fruits).

Pentecost

From the second day of Unleavened Bread, the Jews Count the Omer, to commemorate the fifty days from their escape from Egypt (Passover) to the Feast of Pentecost (Act 20:16). It took fifty days for the Jews to walk from Egypt to Mt Sinai to meet with God for that very first Pentecost. Pentecost occurs during the wheat harvest and commemorates the time when Moses came down from the mountain with the ten commandants, and also the time when the Church was born (Act 2:2).

Autumn Feasts

The three feasts that occur in the fall (Lev 23) are: the Feasts of Trumpets (Rosh Hashanah) Atonement (Yom Kippur), and Tabernacles (Sukkot) which occur during the Fruit Harvest. The Feast of Trumpets starts on the first day of the seventh Jewish month-Tishri (Lev 23:24) and celebrates the secular New Year. There is one part of these autumn festivals that you might find very interesting - the Rapture. If you are not a Christian you probably are not interested in the Rapture. If that is true, it would be a good idea for you to jump ahead in this book to the part that describes the difference between heaven and hell because those are the only two permanent exits from this life. The Biblical book called Revelation tells about how there will be a seven-year period of terror - God’s wrath. For Christian believers, the Rapture is a very desirable way to miss all that terror and to get from this life into heaven. Rapture is an important part of the greatest story ever told – the Real Story.

THE REAL STORY

The greatest story ever told, is real. It includes your own reality. You see, it is a story about you, the earth that you stand upon, and the One who made it all happen.

God did it all

In the Bible, the story of creation starts out with the statement:

In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. (Gen 1:1)

That one sentence is both a statement of fact and the source of many questions. Some of those questions might be:

The beginning of what?

Who is God?

What is a heaven?

If the apostle Paul went to the third heaven (2Co12:2), how many are there?

Which heaven is being talked about in Genesis chapter one?

God created Earth out of what?

How can God create something out of nothing?

Why did God do Creation, anyway?

As we progress through this book the answers to many of these questions will appear.

We already know that the earth either just happened or was created. So, before we try to study the actual source of its origin, let us jump to Genesis chapter two and look at a beautiful garden and all those heavens and hells. We will talk about evolution vs creation a little later.

Understanding Genesis 1-11 is foundational to our understanding of the Majesty of my Father’s House in Revelation Chapter 22

HEAVEN AND HELL

And a Beautiful Garden

The Garden of Delight

In Genesis chapter two, God tells about a very special spot on His brand new earth – a garden.

The Garden of Eden is where, for nearly one hundred years, God walked about on this new earth almost daily with His new man, Adam. The name Eden means delight. The Garden of Eden was a delight to God because it was just what He wanted when He began to create this physical world of ours. He chose a very special spot where He would put His Adam. What spot? It seems most probable that He would have placed Adam in the exact middle of that great single blob of land that we call Earth (Gen 1:9). Science has confirmed the fact that once-upon-a-time, all of the continents were connected. So, it seems quite logical that God would have placed both His Garden and Adam in the geographical center of that huge land. Islamic tradition claims that the center of everything in the universe is the Temple Square in Jerusalem. But, modern scientists calculate that the center of today’s geographic land mass is somewhere in southern Turkey. That apparent discrepancy may probably be due both to Noah’s flood and to the continuous drifting of the continents ever since the flood.

God placed His garden a bit east of the place where He actually created Adam. Do you know how He created man? Jesus got down on His knees and working in the