Wednesday Jesus gave us His 34th idea for a political cartoon called "Last Shuttle," featuring President George W. Bush and The First Lady. Here's the link.

Thursday Jesus sent His 64th letter to First Lady Laura Bush concerning the tremendous power The Kingdom Of God got after we sent out God The Mother's letter to her and the media Wednesday, comments on the current economic crisis, and yet another reason Gerald has been proven right. You won't want to miss it!

Friday Jesus sent His 65th letter to The First Lady containing some suggestions for her Apostles on the new world that The Kingdom Of God is hoping to establish for Christianity.

Greetings To The Media Of Washington, DC!

In my letter to The FIrst Lady today, two individuals make some profound requests of her that can only be fulfilled if she accepts God's desires and becomes Demetrius' vice presidential candidate. Frank Lloyd Wright wrote to The President explaining a difficulty that he has preparing for The Christians to journey to the stars. The current crisis has created some very unusual situations! But We are determined to overcome them, and to see to it that mankind survives. We're just too stubborn to give up! Unfortunately Mr. Wright's letter will not be available until the next issue of Demetrius' magazine comes out. So if you wish to read that immediately you are going to have to request that Alura send you a copy. But the promise of eternal life still exists, if those who have dominion over God's children do what God asks them to do. And God isn't asking that much. Here's the link to The First Lady's letter. http://www.voicesfromspirit.com/campaignletters/Jesus/jesustolaurabush65.htm

Sometimes the things that Gerald encounters are so phenomenal that he cannot put them into words! In the course of one project he came in contact with Helen Keller and he told her he could not imagine what it would be like to be deaf and blind. To have one handicap would be bad enough, but to be so cut off from the world, imprisoned in a world of darkness and silence would've been to him, unbearable. Helen smiled at him sweetly and said "That was because you had sight. And you remembered being able to hear, and being without them would be, to you, a tragedy beyond understanding. But I never had them, or I could never remember having them, so the loss to me, was not as profound. I could still feel the warmth of the sun, and the chill of the frost, I learned to communicate with others and they could describe things to me, I could feel a newborn babe and marvel at the glory of God's creation, I could feel a pregnant woman's stomach and marvel at the glory of what was within her. I was not cut off from the world, as long as I had those that could describe it to me. As people are not cut off from the world where I now dwell, because they have you to describe It to them. You cancel out a blindness that most of the rest of the world possess, and I could not imagine enduring the pains that you endure to carry out your efforts. I would tell the world I could not. There are worst blindnesses than not being able to see, those who are blinded by hate, those who are blinded by lust, and greed are far worse off than I ever was. But there is a cure for that blindness, and I bless God that He has given it. Everyone asks me what it was like when I could see and hear again. I cannot tell them how glorious that was! But you know what the greatest part of that glory was? That everything was just as beautiful as I had imagined it would be, and that a rose still smelled like a rose even though I could see it as well as smell it. The wonders of God are never ending. Do not let them pass away! Do not let them be lost! That can never be! Don't let it ever be." Yes, the things that Gerald has come across in his work have been wondrous, they have been wondrous, indeed! And his greatest joy is that he can share them with others. He might have to dictate what he has been given but God has given him the means to share that wonder for all the ages. Let there be ages to enjoy it!

If a free society cannot help the many who are poor, it cannot save the few who are rich.
( John F. Kennedy )

I know not what course others may take, but as for me, give me liberty, or give me death.
( Patrick Henry )