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Suddenly I approach a large building that has two large wooden doors. While the one angel continues to hold my
hand, the other two angels speed ahead and each takes a door handle and opens a door. My angel and I fly
through the opening and down the long hall. At the end I see another set of doors. The other two angels again
speed past us and open the doors. I enter a room and come to a complete stop. Toward the very front of the room,
I see a railing going from the left to the right side of the room. Behind the railing are many people who are there to
observe and listen. In front of the railing and on the right side of the room are three individuals--a woman and two
men. Two of them I recognize by only a picture I have seen. The third I do not recognize but know whom he is.
One holds a sign that says, “The Herald is of Satan.” The woman stands proudly and proclaims, “I have studied and
I know all there is to be known. I have all the answers and will correct you of your errors. Listen only to what I say.”
The third man, whom I do not recognize, is counting money. I hear him say, “All money belongs to God and is to be
kept in only my storehouse.”
I stand on the left side by myself. In front of where I stand is a podium and on it lays a very large Bible with very
large letters. The Herald stands in the middle of the room and faces us. The three angels that escorted me here
quickly go and stand one to the left, one to the right and one directly behind the Herald. I notice that the Herald
stands a little taller than the other three angels. Several angels in battle gear enter the room and stand on the left
and right side of the room.
I then hear a voice descend over us from above that all at the same time has the sound of a thundering waterfall,
a soft gentle stream and a quiet trickle of water. The voice says, “Ask so as all may see whom My Herald serves.”
The Herald takes one step forward. I look at the Bible and the pages instantly turn to 1 John 4. I look down and
read verses 1, 2 and 3 aloud. I then look back at the Herald. He is not smiling but has a look of calm, yet his
demeanor is one of humbleness.
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