In the summer of 2011, God gave me a vision on the future. The vision took place in the morning well after the sun was up, not in the middle of the night or even in the wee hours of the morning. It took place within weeks of understanding modern Israel in May of 2011 in Ezekiel 36. Further, even though this started while I was asleep, when it ended, my eyes were fully open and awake, making this a vision.
In my vision I saw a cut in time in the earth in another time. Specifically, in the vision, I saw the infrastructure in the earth coming and going in a very, very high speed. The thing is, as it was happening and during the twelve years that ensured, for the likes of me, I didn’t know where I was. I did not recognize one location. Not one border, not one continent, not one land, not one island, not one city, not one seabed, I mean nothing! It was as if someone had picked up the continents and moved them, or it was as if someone had reshaped the borders of the continents. (See exhibit A.) After the vision was done, I didn’t know what to do. The weeks turned into months, then years, and then a full decade passed. A full twelve years after the fact, one day on a whim, I said, “Jesus, if that was you who gave me that [vision] in 2011, can you give me some scripture on that?” Within weeks, the first passage surfaced. My body wanted to shake that this could actually be real. Months later, the second scripture showed up. In the fall of ’23, the theory of plate tectonics came to mind. The continents move! No wonder I did not recognize any of the locations. I took the locations and shapes of the continents in my vision and lined them up with the locations and shapes of the continents in the video, allowing me to date the time in my vision. To see the main video, uploaded in 2015, four full years after my vision, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQywDr-btz4. The specific spot in the video is at the 00:41-00:42 mark. Initially, it was like, okay, click play and see what happens. As the time of the earth in the vision started approaching, the flashbacks literally went through my mind. My finger lifted up onto the screen, pointing to one of the exact location where I was and my mouth opened up, saying, “That’s where I saw, and that’s what I saw!” Obviously, this was way past the 21st century.
Before relating more of what was in the vision, let’s paint a picture of the setting of the continents in that day. Over forty years ago, American geologist Christopher Scotese came up with Pangaea Proxima, the model that fits the model I saw, as the direction of the continents into the next Pangea. Here is a synopsis of the Pangaea Proxima model in the next 200 million years: right now, the tectonic plate that Africa sits on is pushing north at .2 inches a year. Give it enough time, Africa will bump into the southern border of Europe, destroying all of Italy and the Mediterranean Sea. At the same time, Africa will continue to push north and west, with its iconic, rounded, northwestern corner sticking way out into the seabed in the Atlantic Ocean. With this happening, the shape of Spain will get destroyed by having it be pushed into Europe. Scandinavia will also merge into Europe. Further, right now, even though North America is actually moving west at 1 inch a year, over time, North America will actually end up turning around and head back east, meeting Africa and Europe again. I saw Africa with its rounded, northwestern corner sticking way out in the Atlantic seabed, North America, with Greenland having long merged into its northern most tip, already heading back to meet Africa, and Europe, already having swallowed up Scandinavia, Spain, and Italy. The locations and to some extent, the shapes of the borders of the three main continents, North America, the future version of Europe, and the future version of the northwest section of Africa, allow me to conjecture the time in the earth in the vision. All things considered, I would guesstimate the cut in time in the vision somewhere between 150—200 million years from now, with the 170-175 million year mark probably being about as pinpointed as I can get. BTW, I was not allowed to see the horn of Africa, as we know it in the 21st century, the southern tip of Africa, North America in its entirety in any one scene, and water in general, including the Atlantic Ocean (more to be explained later on that.)
The opening scene took place in the northeastern section of the future version of North America. This is a far cry from the current version. I never saw the Great Lakes or even an empty seabed of the Great Lakes. The main video that allowed me to date the vision had the Great Lakes get destroyed about 20 million years from now. In the opening scene, Greenland, the currently, very rugged land, had already merged in with North America, making what I saw somewhat terraneous, but an inhabitable land. The rugged landscape was consistent with Greenland having merged in with North America. The main video in question has the eastern seaboard of that North America far smoother than the version I saw.
After the opening scene, I moved east over the northwestern section of Africa. (Just a note, the northwestern section of Africa is the easiest border that I can draw out, and the location of that land is the easiest one that I can locate on the map with the highest degree of accuracy.) When I was over Africa, I may have been around 100 miles up, possibly further. When I was over Europe proper, apparently in order to ensure I saw it for sure for sure, it was as if it was lit up and the surrounding areas were all darkened. Over Europe, the distance may have been up to 200 miles up.
In another scene, probably a mere 15-20 miles up, I was hovering over western Europe. At the 175 million year mark, the video in question has the British Isles north of Europe, but I was facing west. Off the western coast of Europe, there was something small, and I’m not sure what it was. It was something, but not the larger British Isles. Perhaps a very, small chain of islands. The reason this scene is important touches upon North America not having joined Europe and Africa yet. When facing North America in this scene, the view of North America was blocked, but I moved up into the atmosphere and then down Europe’s western seaboard, and there it was! Again! The land with the rounded corner (the future version of the northwestern section of Africa). And yes, it was sticking out significantly, not just pushing up against Europe, proving this was not just 40 or 50 million years into the future, but much farther out in the future. Actually, to accurately date the time of the vision, the locations and shapes of North America, Europe and the northwestern section of Africa all need to be taken into account. For all three to be in the proper place, the vision dates around 170,000,000-175,000,000 years from now.
With regards to what I was witnessing as I was touring the future version of the earth, what I saw was the infrastructure of that day coming and going in the form of black lines for roads and black rectangles as cities, and time was moving in a very, very high speed. One second in real time for me, as an estimate, may possibly have measured between 10,000 — 100,000 years on their side. Total real time for me in the vision would be estimated between 2-5 minutes, possibly longer. An estimated total amount of time may have been between 1-10 million years on their side. Again, time in the vision was moving very, very fast. It should be noted as the scenes changed, it’s not guarenteed that every time the next scene was continuous of the prior scene. Not having a legend, there was no way to tell the time in each scene. It was routine that the scenes changed completely. In one scene the emphasis may have been the shapes of the borders of the continents from a good distance from the earth, and in the next scene, I was closer to the earth watching the cities come and go. Yet, in another scene, the actual roads may have been the emphasis.
While large metropolitan areas lasted longer—possibly up to 3-5 seconds in real time for me—the roads came and went what seemed like faster than the speed of lightening. In one second, the road systems for multiple regimes—possibly up to five or in some places, maybe up to 20 road systems in one second—come and then completely gone off the face of the earth! (Once a video is made on this, with some trial and error, I should be in a better position to identify the speed of the appearances and disappearances of these roads.) There was no ticker or legend indicating how much time was passing. Neither was there any narration.
Further, when an infrastructural model would appear, it would appear instantaneously and completely. This was moving so fast, there was no way I could follow the building and the dismantling of the infrastructural models. A road is built from point A to point B, but the speed of time in the vision was so fast, I would only see the appearing and disappearing of the roads. Seeing 80 streaks of lightening across the night sky simultaneously would be in slow motion compared to what I saw. (Lightening moves at 286,000 miles per second and may last a bit to the human eye—on a camera equipped with ultra-slow motion, you can see the lightning strike move.) Again, sometimes it seemed as if I was watching the infrastructure of five, six, fifteen or maybe 20 civilizations come and go in a single second in real time on my side. As said before, very large metropolitan areas would remain for longer periods of time, but those would also completely disappear from off the face of the earth. For us in the 21st century, it’s hard to imagine places like Mexico City, Beijing, or Chicago completely disappear off the face of the earth. However, when you add huge periods of time, no matter how large or how old these cities, their use, for one reason or another, simply falls into disuse and get abandoned, or maybe they get destroyed by some disaster. Besides, this world only has 6000 years of recorded history, an obvious limitation in understanding the rise of fall of civilizations in respect of huge spans of time.
The infrastructures that I was witnessing appearing and disappearing were from the Gentile nations. Could I see the vision again, I would carefully look for a city in the center of the earth, the holy city, which would not disappear. A squared, holy city is mentioned in Ezekiel 48, and the holy city is mentioned in the Apocalypse.
At times, it appeared as if I was only 10-30 miles up above the earth, and other times it could have been possibly between 100-200 miles above the earth. Most of the time was NOT spent carefully observing the boundaries of the continents, later found to be incredibly important, but from time to time, that aspect did show up. The borders of the continents were not present in every scene. There were numerous occasions when I just saw the infrastructure of cities and roads coming and going. Could I see the vision again, I’d most certainly be more observant. For example, I’d pay more attention to the shapes of the borders of the continents, in trying to capture the other places in the vision, and whether the roads crossed one another. In one scene, in particular, the roads, only running north and south, would not cross one another. In our limited 21st century minds, roads crossing one another is a given, but remember, this was over a 100 million years from now. Their technology is going to be far past ours.
During the entire time, my mind was simply collecting basic data. It wasn’t until I started studying the vision in 2023, a full twelve years after the fact, that I took notice that the cities were in rectangles (exhibits B-E), but when the vision was taking place, such observations were not made. The rectangular cities tells me that they lived under canopies (Isaiah 4:5-6). One view, which was from an angle and closer to the earth, confirmed the canopies (exhibit E). This may have been due to them blowing out double the oxygen into the atmosphere within the cities, a very healthy factor, or maybe they were protecting themselves from heat. Either, my view of water was blocked, a phenomenon common in the vision, or the oceans had already evaporated. In the scene where I was coming up from western Europe, my view of the ocean was blocked. Had the oceans already evaporated, the average temperature of the earth would have been significantly hotter than the present average temperature, making canopies an absolute must. At present, the scientists are estimating that the oceans will have evaporated by the year 1 billion AD. Further, to add insult to injury, some believe once the oceans evaporate, plate tectonics will stop moving. So, it’s possible that I saw the continents at the 170-175 million year point, but then with more time passing without the continents moving, it’s possible that I saw life on earth way past the 175 million year point. Since the scientists, in the realm of modern science, do not have millions of years of experience studying science, they could be off by millions of years. The Apocalypse takes place when the oceans are still intact. We know this because of a giant object flying in from space slams into one of the oceans (Revelation 8:8), killing and destroying a third part of the ships and sea life. So, for the time being, we can continue to enjoy our beautiful, blue marble, but to add an extra note on that, I think we should stop wasting time with the double atmospheric oxygen, which was figured out around 40 years ago. Houses could be designed to blow out the double atmospheric oxygen, immediately and drastically increasing the amount of health we could enjoy on this incredibly beautiful, blue marble..
Regarding the canopies, Isaiah 4:5-6 speaks of God’s glory being under a canopy. All the cities I saw were under canopies, lining up with the aforementioned passage.
When I was over one land that seemed consistent with the future state of North America, I specifically saw two large metropolitan areas that still stand out in my mind. The first one remained in a single rectangle the entire time (exhibit B), with the size of it changing from time to time. After it disappeared, shortly thereafter, another large metro area surfaced (exhibit D), also in a rectangular format, but due to a different designer or another factor, there was a main rectangle as the center of the city, with other, smaller rectangles built onto the sides of the main, center rectangle of the city.