Bump
April Fools Day!
Well, that’s the point about any three words that the Time Traveler voiced: they would not have significance until later.
Good on ya for bumping the thread;
I enjoy rereading the Time Traveler every so often.
The Three Words— (my spin)
It all started in the initials years. A pact was made. June 5, 1968 is significant in many ways, but even that day had a point before it. 11/22/63.
The scene is set: JFK had found a way around the Fed, putting real pressure on the money folks, and RFK had organized crime in his sites. LBJ, a nasty, highly political, ego-centric man, by many accounts, was sick of being paired with these upstarts who were rocking the boat.
It happens: The pact. LBJ learns the power of a nod. Secret service gets altered slightly, local police stand down, and organized crime takes its shot. A nod can be a powerful thing! LBJ, now in the driver’s seat, has it all. Except, RFK finds out, and puts the screws to LBJ. Suddenly, a power fanatic says he won’t run for another term! RFK steps in, but LBJ has made friends more wide sweeping now, and knows how to really make a nod work! RFK is taken out through Arafat. The deal is set and ties are made. Progressives and radical muslims in bed together for a common purpose—one world government with one world religion.
The pact: it is an ancient one. At its center is the worship of the opportunity to ascend to complete knowledge of good and evil. Those who reach this highest order are allowed to believe they are gods in their own minds.
The problem: The Real Ruler. Either He is, or He isn’t. If He is, than His words are what they say they are, and His Son is who He says He is. Some say The Real Ruler does not exist. If He does not exist, the pact may very well succeed.
The Three Words: The author of the piece The Traveler knows these words because they are encoded in his DNA. We all know them. He put them in his story in a very Freudian (subconscious) way. Many times these words float through all of our subconscious minds, but some choose to ignore them, or reframe them so that they loose their meaning. To recognize them as real is too humbling for many. But the author of the piece let them sneak out—maybe not intentionally...who knows. The Traveler’s two brothers, Thomas—a doubter who later believed, Daniel—a prophesier of THE ONE, and the time traveler himself, left to fight the many battles, scared and weary, and still believing...
The three words are on every heart who knows this battle and war can be won.
The words are...
CHRIST IS RISEN.
The many who humble themselves to this knowledge will be victorious over THE LONG AGO MADE PACT.
Merry Christmas, and thank you for bringing this thread back up. It is very thought provoking.