Excerpt from Chapter Fourteen One Thousand Years Genesage
One Thousand Years: Genesage
INTENT and DESIGN.
It seems in the OLD DAYS people didn't believe God had written a Book telling everyone
that He Made (bara) Created everything.
Not only that when He proved it to them they still didn't believe it. Even when he sent his Son
Jesus to tell them how to understand it,
THEY STILL DIDN'T BELIEVE it.
So when God handed out assignments to his people who were going to teach in the Kingdom
He simply said,
USE THE BOOK,
Or something like that she recalled.
Maybe he said,
FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS.
Apple giggled, she knew what that meant. She thought, I think.
Anyways, people who had seen war and death and all the old stuff and could remember it all
weren't very receptive about that. They said it was all messed up so they wanted it "straight
from the hip" as her Father used to say. Her mother said "from the horses mouth."
Apple remembered when she Was 10 KA going up to a horse she saw passing by her
community with a bright rider on it and asking the horse what her mom meant by that.
The horse, Nelly, said
"Before the Kingdom all living beings were not as open to listening to each other as they are
now. Those who entered or were born into the Kingdom started using the rest of their brains
abilities."
Apple had giggled at Nelly and said,
“You mean my Daddy only has half a brain?"
The Horses had swatted with his tail at his rider who smiled down at her full of light and said,
"I wouldn't say it that way, but in fact you are right, and maybe even less."
When She told her Daddy that a horse had talked to her, he didn't believe her and so she
figured the Horse was right and her father has a half brain. The other half was lame.
Later when she told her mom she said, yes the horse probably did talk to her and that not to
worry about her Father being a halfbrain, she often called him a half wit.
Much later Apple saw the humor in it.
-Excerpt from Chapter Fourteen of One Thousand Years: Genesage
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