In the name of Christ

In the name of Christ

by Ian Robinson

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In The Name Of Christ is a true story based on the lifetime experiences of the Author Ian Robinson who was born in Alnwick North Northumberland England in 1962. The many extraordinary experiences encountered from 1962 onwards seem to have been purposely chosen to specifically mould Ian into the person he is today. The story ends with a Hopi Indian Elder singing a lullaby and rocking an Ancient Artefact part of the Hopi Prophecy that Ian had brought overseas from Australia. The Hopi Woman said,'I can hear horses galloping' as she put her ear next to the basalt Artefact that was found in between hexagonal Basalt columns on the east coast of Australia. The Hopi Prophecy states clearly that the True Pahana would bring the Ancient Artefact with him when he visits the Hopi people. The Artefact was not destined to stay on land with the Hopi but was to be taken to a specific Sipapu in Bright Angel Creek that flows into the Colorado River at the base of the Grand Canyon. The end of the story seems to be the beginning of the Book Of Revelations. Who is Ian Robinson? He is the True Pahana.

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