During a mission trip to Far East Asia in the fall of 2013, the Holy Spirit led me to Seoul Korea where I spent three weeks ministering to the Lord. This trip set me up to return the following year. In the months following up into mid 2014, serious preparations were made and I was able to winter there. Korean winters can be brutal for any one not acquainted with sub-zero temperatures. During the winter trip, I spent close to fifty days in that nation. The Holy Spirit had me shut down the Internet and keep off socio media altogether. I was to read only my bible the entire duration. For the period of forty days and forty nights, I was fasting on a prayer mountain. I ate no food the entire duration and was literally cut off communication with the outer world. I mostly read my holy bible; I had it for breakfast, lunch and dinner and all the other snacks in between. Though this was not my first time engaging such type of fasting, it was uniquely different an experience. The Lord set me on a course that has radically turned my entire life and ministry. The Holy Spirit opened me up to a fountain of divine revelation that has culminated in this series of books. It would be a rather impossible task to tell all the Holy Spirit revealed on that mountain (and has subsequently continued to reveal to me) in only one volume. The depth of Revelation, impact of his words, and the sweetness of his fellowship resulted in experiences that cannot be replicated, no not with words. There were times when the Word of God was literally tangible to me. The Holy Spirit was so manifest in that small Korean room that I felt I was either going to blow up, or might be snatched away from my body. Seriously! I felt so on more than one occasion. On other occasions, I felt such deep groanings for lost souls as the Holy Spirit ministered to me the need concerning those without Christ. I felt like I was experiencing the empathy God has toward the lost suffering world. One memorable day, the Lord addressed my subtle hideous indifferences regarding the Jewish people. I remember hearing his voice address me, “Why don’t you love my brethren?” His voice sounded rather emotional — as if it were breaking from sobs — that literally “tore me.” Initially, I objected to the very suggestion of this indictment, trying as hard as I could to justify myself. I reminded Him how I loved the Church and had literally given over everything to my name for this cause. But then he responded, “The Jews...” Right then reality struck through my heart like a dart. I felt how uniquely attached the Jews and the nation of Israel are to the Lord. Previously, I was kind of indifferent toward them. I never really was anti- Semite in the strict sense of it, but I neither had any special place for Israel in my heart. I was like many other Christians in the world today. Nevertheless when the Lord spoke to me, I realized how sentimental He is toward Israel. It dawned on me how attached he is to the Jewish people. In that very moment, the Lord infused a genuine love for the Jews and Israel into my heart. When I got to know how much God loves Israel, it was only natural for me to love what He loves. Israel has given us so much, as the boy of Christ; I believe the time has come for the church to give back to Israel through prayer and every other meaningful way possible. It is God’s will for Israel to be saved. I believe there will be a remnant and all Israel shall be saved. I possibly couldn’t ever put all the experience and impartation I received on that mountain into one book. However, I have tried to convey the entire revelation and experience in fifteen volumes titled, “The Message of the cross.”