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Time Domains & The Hidden 60th Hour

A Project Clock Codes research archive exploring the Hidden 60th Hour, the I-Principle, Philip and Ashdod, biblical number observations, and time-domain maps.

“There are many other time domains than we have any idea.”

— Dr Chuck Missler

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Introduction

On September 17th, 2023, as I was teaching Isabella the words from Matthew 28 and praying, the Holy Spirit prompted me to resume work on the Time-Travel project. This project is a branch of Project Clock Codes.

As I was categorizing clock codes based on their respective principles, specifically the I-Principle, I stumbled upon the numerical Direct Lines (DLS) located on the North and South of any clock. Later, I also uncovered the M-codes, which can be found directly on the West and East of any clock.

I observed an intriguing pattern between the M-Codes, DLS, and I-Principle following the creation of the Key, which used symbols for identifying locations on a map. These codes exhibit similar timeframes and interchange their numerical values for the West and East.

After writing down the key, I searched for coordinates that matched all numbers falling under these principles. To my amazement, I was led to start at the Hidden 60th hour. This hour naturally starts with and ends with the 36th hour numbers, unveiling the hidden 60th hour.

Discovery One — The Hidden 60th Hour

The Hidden 60th Hour emerged while studying the relationship between the 36th hour numbers, coordinates, and clock-code structures.

Sphere 1 — Time/Clock Wheel with 36th hr numbers, unveiling the hidden 60th hr.

Figure 1 — I-Principle in Tabernacle Form with the 60hr; minutes are ghosted.

Core Formulas

The formula for the minutes was created and is identical to the formula for the hours. For accurate results, these must be used together.

The Hour
IP: CPL (xh) + CPR (xh) = HS

The Minute
IP: CPL (m) + CPR (m) = xm

These coordinates are recognized as degrees. Hours can be used interchangeably with degrees, while minutes and seconds remain the same.

Philip, Ashdod & Acts 8:39

After these discoveries, I was led to Philip being spirited by the Holy Spirit in Acts 8:39. After his moment with the Ethiopian treasurer, he was spirited to the city of Ashdod, its ancient name being Azotus.

I was intrigued that Philip is recognized as the sixth disciple of Jesus. His Greek name, Philippos, has nine letters. Nathanael’s name also has nine letters, and Jesus prophesied that Nathanael would witness angels ascending and descending upon the Son of Man.

These observations suggested to me that the numerical and time codes we observe in our world are interconnected with the Jesus Matrix, concealing angelic gates commonly referred to as Jacob’s Ladder.

3, 6 & 9 Observations

Based on previous research on Hebrew calendars, the numbers three, six, and nine are highly significant and closely related. On the cardinal compass points (NEWS), all numbers form sequences of three, six, and nine.

Spheres 2 & 3 — 12 hr and 24 hr with the I-Principle.

Spheres 3 & 4 — 24th hr and 36th hr with the I-Principle.

Missler’s Fifth Acrostic & the I AM Code

While studying Esther, Session 10 taught by Dr Chuck Missler, he revealed a fifth acrostic code where God’s “I AM” name is hidden in Esther 7:5. This reaffirmed the I-Principle discovered in the clock.

All CPLs and CPRs fall under Missler’s fifth acrostic “I AM” code.

For example, CPL (7) + CPR (5) = HS12. Another example is CPL 9 + CPR 3 = 12, which equals 3 when rounded. Three is the letter C in the English alphabet, which can be allocated to Christ.

Screenshot from Project Clock Codes video connected to the fifth acrostic observation.

Missler’s fifth acrostic code for “I AM” in Esther 7:5.

Flatline, Two-Line Pattern & Three Heavens

During data entry using the I-Principle, I noticed a pattern: with HS12 the 12th hour requires the 12th-hour numbers; with HS24, overlapping begins; with HS36, both CPL and CPR use the 24th-hour numbers; then with HS48, overlapping occurs again.

Flatline
[i]xh + [i]xh = xh

Two
[ip]xh + [n]xh = xh

Key: Flatline = [i] is identical hr. Two = [ip] is previous hr.

The flatline followed by the two-line pattern appears to produce a circular staircase to heaven. I observed three realms: one for humans, one merged and divided but unseen, and an upper realm. This discovery corresponds to the existence of three heavens integrated into the clock.

Figure 3 — Intentional shift with the pattern at 36th hr; image subject to change.

Heavenly Realms Video

I have added a video for easy reference that explores the heavenly realms and their dimensions. The intricacies of these realms and the laws that govern them are beyond my current understanding, but I trust the Holy Spirit will provide clarity in due time.

Update: 27/9/23 — After Yom Kippur

The “M” represents “Messiah” and when reversed is “W” for Wisdom, Word and Way. All Bible passages with Wisdom point to the Triune-God either in three rhythms: obvious, subtle or hidden.

Biblical Proof

• The Obvious: Proverbs 9 and John 14:6.
• The Subtle: 1 Corinthians 2:9-10.
• The Hidden: Daniel 2:35 and Isaiah 11:1-3.

Screenshot — YouTube video.

Time-Travel Map & Coordinate Forms

Figure 4 — Simplified Time-Travel Map for the 60th hr/time domain.

Figure 5 — Hours converted to coordinates/degrees form with body of water as borderlines.

Final Interpretation & Revelation 9:14

Further research led to the find of a prophecy of God punishing Egypt in Isaiah 19, along with coordinates connected to the River Euphrates, Ashdod, Israel and the 6th of October City in Egypt.

There are a lot of sixes. From satellite view, the 6th October City, Egypt appears to be a marching man, and its coordinates fall on CP6 on the 60th hr.

Map 1 — 6th of October City, Egypt, shaped as a marching man.

Revelation 9:14

“Saying to the sixth angel which had the trumpet, Loose the four angels which are bound in the great river Euphrates.”

According to Messiah’s Matrix Principle: Revelation has 10 letters; chapter 9 is a borderline/boundary number; verse 14 may be read as 5 or as 7 x 2 = 14. When grouped by addition: 10 + 9 + 5 = 24, and 2 + 4 = 6. Or, 10 + 9 + 14 = 33, and 3 + 3 = 6.

River Euphrates coordinates start with the number 33 as shown below.

Source: Geographic.Org

Conclusion

Missler’s quote about how there may be more time domains than we realize appears to be accurate. Following the lead of the Holy Spirit resulted in this marvellous find, and one detail that has not escaped me is the repetition of sixes.

Although shown in Figures 4 and 5, the 60th hr is rounded to 6. I am also baffled by the River Euphrates tucked within this discovered 60th hr, which reminds me of the last-days prophecy of the bound angels who are trapped there.

Notes & References

[a] Hebrews 1:2 — “worlds” Greek word aionas interpreted here as “time domains”. Source: Blue Letter Bible.

[1] Azotus in Hebrew means “a stronghold”. Source: Blue Letter Bible.

[2] Philip became Jesus’ sixth disciple, John 1:43. Source: AboutBibleProphecy.

[3] Philippos is Greek for Philip. Source: Blue Letter Bible.

[4] Ruth and Esther Commentary, Dr Chuck Missler, Session 10: Microcodes and Macrocodes, p.110.

Number in Scripture: Its Supernatural Design and Spiritual Significance, Ethelbert W. Bullinger, p.268.

Arab-Israeli Yom Kippur War. Britannica.

Old Resolution for Another New Year 2017

Article Summary

This post preserves the New Year’s resolution I carried into 2017: to practise consistency in private and public, grow in the complete fruit of the Holy Spirit and honour God through my work, health, family, studies, service and personal goals.

A Resolution Worth Continuing

This was a New Year’s resolution I had used for several years, and I intended to continue it in 2017. It was not simply a list of achievements. It was a commitment to let God shape my daily habits, private choices and responses to other people.

My Continuing Resolution

Be consistent in the small things, respond with the fruit of the Spirit and let private faithfulness prepare me for public challenges.

Daily Commitments

• Work without complaining or arguing. Philippians 2:14 reminds me to do all things without complaining and disputing.
• Work diligently and wholeheartedly. I want to resist laziness and complete my responsibilities with care, remembering the wisdom of Proverbs 10:4 and 12:24.
• Help others quietly whenever I can. I do not need public attention for every act of generosity. Jesus teaches in Matthew 6:1–4 that giving should not become a performance for human praise.
• Receive correction from those who genuinely care. I want to discern the difference between destructive condemnation and loving reproof, as reflected in Proverbs 9:7–8 and 17:10.
• Do not seek spiritual attention. I should not publicise fasting to appear righteous, nor fill conversations with careless words when no contribution is needed. Jesus addresses private fasting in Matthew 6:16–18 and warns about careless speech in Matthew 12:36.
• Be consistent in ordinary responsibilities. Exercise, healthy eating, time with God, time with my child and time with family all matter.
• Choose close influences wisely. Proverbs 22:24–25 warns that repeated patterns can be learned from close company. This does not mean abandoning or despising struggling people; it means guarding the influences that are shaping my own conduct.

“Private battles will determine my public war.”

The habits no one sees can prepare me either to stand faithfully or to stumble when a visible challenge arrives. Small choices matter.

Responding From What Is Within

Violent people may respond with violence; loving people respond with love. Positive people bring encouragement, hopeful people answer with hope and godly people should increasingly respond with godliness.

My desired response is not governed by the behaviour of the person before me, but by the Spirit of God within me. I want my life to display love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.

The Complete Fruit of the Holy Spirit

“But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control. Against such there is no law.”

— Galatians 5:22–23 (NKJV)

• Love: love should be visible in my everyday actions.
• Joy: my joy comes from Jesus, not from perfect circumstances. Praise helps turn my attention toward Him, but a difficult or sorrowful day does not mean that He has abandoned me.
• Peace: I desire the peace of God that surpasses understanding, even in times of difficulty.
• Patience: I want to be patient with family, friends and acquaintances, including those who do not share my faith.
• Kindness: I want to show kindness even when I feel that it has not been earned.
• Goodness: I want to act from good intentions without always seeking something in return.
• Faithfulness: I want to be dependable in my relationship with God, my commitments and the responsibilities entrusted to me.
• Gentleness: I want to resist violence, harshness, careless words, destructive speech and condemning attitudes.
• Self-control: I want to practise discipline in eating, exercise, work, speech and other bodily desires. Scripture does not rank self-control above the other fruit, but it remains an important area of growth for me.

Letting the Light Be Seen

Small things matter because people are watching the lives of those who say they follow Christ. Jesus calls His people to shine in a way that directs attention toward the Father rather than themselves.

“In the same way, let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.”

— Matthew 5:16 (ESV)

Do Not Live Like a Caterpillar When You Are a Butterfly

My reminder to myself was simple: Do not act like a caterpillar when I am a butterfly. In Christ, I have been called into a transformed life.

“Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”

— 2 Corinthians 5:17 (NIV)

This brings to mind Jesus’ call to deny ourselves, take up our cross daily and follow Him in Luke 9:23. The same call is also recorded in Matthew 16:24. Transformation is not merely a New Year’s idea; it is a daily surrender to Jesus.

Things I Wanted to Be Consistent About in 2017

Physical Health

I wanted to care for my body in a way that honoured God. He gave me this body, and Scripture describes the believer’s body as a temple of the Holy Spirit. My practical commitment was consistent exercise, healthy eating and disciplined habits. See 1 Corinthians 6:19–20.

Spiritual Health

Doing things halfheartedly is not diligence. I wanted to spend time with God morning and night, even if that time began simply by admiring His works and thanking Him for food on the table, a beautiful bird, family, friends and the many other gifts surrounding me.

I also wanted to listen as much as I spoke in prayer. I believed God could draw my attention through both ordinary and unusual circumstances. Any impression, however, should be tested prayerfully against Scripture and God’s revealed character rather than accepted uncritically. See 1 Thessalonians 5:21.

University Studies

I wanted to be diligent and patient in my university studies, even when graduation still appeared several years away. Jacob’s long service in Genesis 29:15–30 reminded me that love and commitment can persevere through years of labour and disappointment. He served seven years before being given Leah and then committed to another seven years for Rachel.

Driving

With faith according to the measure God had given me, I wanted to increase the places to which I could drive during 2017, including Munno Para and Elizabeth. From there, I hoped to consider other locations as my confidence grew and as I prayerfully discerned the Holy Spirit’s leading.

Caring for God’s Creation

Psalm 24:1 declares that the earth belongs to the LORD. As God’s child, I wanted to care more intentionally for His creation and encourage others to do the same. My practical goals were to put more effort into organising Clean Up Australia Day activities and to volunteer time toward tree planting and biodiversity.

Family and Personal Goals

• Isabella: spend more time with her, teach her God’s Word, help with homework, attend school festivities and events, support violin lessons, encourage her strengths and areas for improvement and teach healthy boundaries and limits.
• Archery: aim to join a local club and see where God leads us from there.
• Children’s books: continue writing books that share God’s Word and save toward publication through Xlibris by the end of December.
• YouTube: support Luke as an assistant for his YouTube channel, continue tithing and praising God, offer encouragement and help with administration when needed.
• Family communication: communicate more often through Viber, Facebook or email, remembering that the occasional letter through the post could also be meaningful.

Historical Note

These locations, study plans, publishing hopes, relationships and communication platforms reflect the season in which this resolution was written. I preserve them here as part of my personal record from 2017.

✨ Deep Treasure

An old resolution can remain spiritually alive when it leads back to daily faithfulness. The fruit of the Spirit is not displayed only in dramatic moments. It appears in quiet generosity, teachable responses, disciplined habits, patient study, family care and the decision to follow Jesus again today.

Questions for Personal Reflection

• Which old resolution still reflects something God is asking me to practise today?
• What private habit is preparing me either to stand or to stumble in public?
• Which aspect of the fruit of the Spirit most needs room to grow in my present season?
• Am I serving quietly for God’s glory, or seeking attention for spiritual activity?
• Whose correction should I receive with humility, and what influence may require a wiser boundary?
• What one small, consistent action can I begin again this week?

A Prayer for Consistency

Prayer

LORD, help me to be faithful in both private and public. Grow the complete fruit of Your Spirit in me, teach me to receive wise correction and give me self-control in my words, habits and responsibilities. Let my light direct people toward You, and help me follow Jesus consistently in every season. Amen.

Scripture References

• Philippians 2:14 — working without complaining or arguing.
• Proverbs 10:4; 12:24 — diligence rather than laziness.
• Matthew 6:1–4, 16–18 — giving and fasting without seeking public praise.
• Proverbs 9:7–8; 17:10; 22:24–25 — correction and close influences.
• Galatians 5:22–23 — the complete fruit of the Spirit.
• Matthew 5:16 — letting good works give glory to the Father.
• 2 Corinthians 5:17 — the new creation in Christ.
• Luke 9:23; Matthew 16:24 — denying oneself, taking up the cross and following Jesus.
• 1 Corinthians 6:19–20; Psalm 24:1 — honouring God with the body and caring for the earth that belongs to Him.
• Genesis 29:15–30 — Jacob’s years of service for Leah and Rachel.

Topics Covered: New Year’s resolutions, 2017 reflection, Christian consistency, fruit of the Spirit, diligence, correction, self-control, new creation in Christ, taking up the cross, physical health, spiritual health, university study, driving confidence, creation care, family goals and Christian living.