The Fourth Light - Paperback

by Jeremiah B. David (Author)

The Fourth Light describes world events in the near future from the viewpoint of a member of the small group of decoders of the hieroglyphics in which the ancient Sacred Tablets were written. Through their decoding work they discovered that a tri-verse was created millennia previously with mankind at its centre for the specific purpose of a highly advanced alien race intent on improving its own society of super-powerful immortal beings. As the story develops it covers key events in mankind's ancient history together with its interaction with its alien creators. This history is brought right up to date with the decoding activities of the Fourth Light and continues into the near future which is prophetically uncovered in the process. The prophecy portrays the destruction of the Earth through a combination of mankind's unsustainable governance of its home planet together with the surreptitious invasion of dissident alien body snatchers. This represents the breaking of the egg shells dictated by the all-powerful king of the alien race as necessary to enable the future salvation of humans and aliens alike. During the mayhem that exists on Earth during these last days a massive fleet of galactic alien super-cruisers rescue half of the world's human population and transport them to another Goldilocks planet already prepared in another solar system in the Milky Way. This will become mankind's home for a millennium where he will become a strong and happy race under the benign tutelage of his alien creators. The members of the decoders, the Fourth Light, are given the responsibility of leading their race into and through that future millennium. The dissident aliens together with the less deserving half of mankind will be transported to another secured region within the tri-verse to await their punishment and eventual rehabilitation back into the mainstream of alien and human society respectively. This is to be but the first stage in the alien plan to bring the dissidents and mankind back to their true common home. The future awaits more decoding by the Fourth Light of new Sacred Tablets to determine the next phase of mankind's development. Is this a modern retelling of the bible story? Is this a true autobiography awaiting completion? Or is it just plain fantasy? Let the reader determine what this tale means to you!

Author Biography

Jeremiah was born in the baby boomer years in North London UK. As a young scholar, having just arrived at grammar school, he fell madly in love with the science of chemistry from his first sight of the periodic table of the chemical elements. He was mesmerised by the fact that the whole of the observable universe was made up of innumerable combinations of no more than 98 naturally occurring elements. Moreover these elements were also logically organised and ordered according to their nuclear and electronic structures in such a beautiful way. It struck him that such order, beauty and grace could not have occurred as a matter of some random process but rather than as an intelligent creation. This event, in his first class in the chemistry laboratory at the start of his first year in secondary school, was probably his first true spiritual experience. This has proved subsequently to be a wonderful start for his journey into the realms of science and creation. Questions of self then followed such as: 'Who am I?' 'What am I?' 'Where did I come from?' All this being coupled with the overall feeling that he just was not really part of this world and had little in common with most of its inhabitants. After much searching Jeremiah finally arrived at the place he needed to be. He discovered and subsequently became a member of the research group (The Lords' Witnesses) engaged in the detailed decoding of the holy scriptures through their work on the True Bible Code. The Fourth Light is Jeremiah's first foray into the world of science fiction writing and is loosely based on biblical interpretations uncovered through that research. The idea of writing a novel occurred to him during a lengthy rest and recovery period subsequent to a recent surgical procedure. It remains to be seen if this will tempt him into writing further novels. For the reader interested in the bible decoding work you can find Jeremiah's web-site at: http: //jewishlordswitness.com/index.html