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Dear Brothers and Sisters in
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(ee-ah-oo-ah) our Father,
Greetings on this day of preparation for the weekly sabbath. I hope this newsletter finds you in good health and happy in the service of the Lord. ----- You will notice some major ongoing changes in the website and the newsletter. Further study of Hebrew and the Sacred Holy Name of God have led me to a deeper understanding and further insights. I have said many times that my understandings change and I am not afraid to acknowledge when I am wrong. These changes are described here in detail: http://www.iaua.name/SacredName.html In summary, further study of Hebrew and Hebrew names has led me to several realizations. First, I realized I had carefully investigated the letters "Y" and "W" of the conventional YHWH representation of the name of God but I had not carefully considered the "H". Secondly, I realized while correcting the semi-phonetic "Eeahooay" representation I was using that there was a better representation. My knowledge of the Spanish language led me to see that IAUA "ee-uh-oo-uh" was an accurately pronounceable four letter representation of the name of God. I have changed my website to the new name. What do you think? ----- I am very excited with a tinge of disappointment at the arrival of the Feast of Trumpets this Sunday. Excitement always comes to me with the arrival of God's annual sabbaths. The fall sabbaths are especially exciting because they are associated with the promise of the Second Coming. There is a special sense of anticipation for any of the annual sabbaths. God has often done special things on the annual sabbaths. You never know when it will happen again. You may be wondering why there is a tinge of disappointment at the arrival of the Feast of Trumpets. You may have already guessed that it is because another year has passed and He has not returned. People tell me that I think too much about His return. Some have expressed concern that I ponder the significance of possible dates for His return. They are concerned that I may get my hopes up too high and experience crushing disappointment. It is true that as I write these words tears come into my eyes, I break down in sobs, and I feel a great deal of longing and pain. However, I remember His words about patience. Luke 8:15 But that on the good ground are they, which in an honest and good heart, having heard the word, keep it, and bring forth fruit with patience. Luke 21:19 In your patience possess ye your souls. Revelation 13:10 He that leadeth into captivity shall go into captivity: he that killeth with the sword must be killed with the sword. Here is the patience and the faith of the saints. Revelation 14:12 Here is the patience of the saints: here are they that keep the commandments of God, and the faith of Jesus. ----- I had a very interesting/strange experience a couple of weeks ago. I received a phone call at work from a gentleman who had a question. I have no idea where he got my name. He wanted to know what I knew about the "blue" church. He had a vision from God telling him to find the "blue" church. I was taken completely by surprise with what he said and I had no idea how to respond. He said he initially looked for a blue church building but had an idea that it was about something more than that. I talked with him about the significance of blue as described in the Bible to represent God's law. I talked about the cord of blue in the tassels. I talked about blue in God's throne and sanctuary. I talked about the blue stone presentation given during the Ten Commandments weekend. He seemed in a sense satisfied but in a sense wanting more. I was so bewildered by his inquiry that I never thought to get his name or phone number. After the call was over I sat there with my head spinning thinking about it. I couldn't get thinking about the blue out of my mind. Later I noticed the interesting fact that the background I had chosen for my website was blue. I think I did it intentionally but I am not sure. Last Friday night I was surprised to notice something interesting about the "Most Amazing Prophecies" seminar. The background of the stage was blue! This was a welcome relief because the last few presentations had a basic background of black which I found personally offensive. Then I noticed that the carpet in the Pioneer Memorial Church was a bright blue! You don't see that color much in church carpets. Cindy pointed out that Doug's suit was blue and he had on a flashy bright blue tie. I am not sure what to make of all this. What do you think? May we all find peace and unity in the soon coming of IAUShUO (Ee-uh-oo-shoo-oh) Messiah, the Son of God. Shabbat Shalom,
Frank T. Clark
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