The gates of Jerusalem? Well, that lady’s here tonight. When she comes to the gates of Jerusalem, the gates were closed, because the entrance into Jerusalem cannot be through that gate. It has to be up through the water shaft. You find it in the 5th chapter of 2nd Samuel . And that water shaft is your own spine. And when it’s split from top to bottom…which is called the temple, the curtain of the temple, and you see the water that’s liquid living golden light, then you fuse with it and then you enter in the serpentine form, as told us in the 3rd chapter of John : “As Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness, so must the Son of man be lifted up.” In no other way will you enter that holy structure. So you go up in serpentine form but up the water shaft. The water shaft…we’re told how he built it, he built it from the Millo. Well, the Millo is the external, and you build it inward. You build it circular and inward at the same time. The only way I can build circular and inward at the same time is to build a spiral. So David built it that way and conquered the city which is called the city of Zion, and renamed it the city of David; and it’s called Jerusalem or the home of God, the place God loves best where he dwells. And so, you do go up the water shaft. But the gates were closed—perfect symbolism. Can’t go through those gates, you can only enter the city by going up the water shaft. And only the blind and the lame protected it. It didn’t need any other protector. It was impenetrable until you get up the water shaft, and then you enter the city of Jerusalem…all within you.391 ¶37