Now this is the inner man and the inner man has powers beyond the wildest dream of anything on earth. So let me share with you now another one. A friend of mine who is here tonight, Sharon, and she said it happened to her here recently. She got a new edition of the book called The Lost Books of the Bible and Forgotten Books of Eden. She said, “I sat there and began to read from the beginning. When I got to the 13th chapter, the third through the seventh verses, suddenly I went cold, for here I am reading in a book supposed to be the lost books of the Bible and Eden, and I’m reading an experience of myself that happened to me when I was fourteen years old. When I was fourteen, here I sat at the dinner table with my father and mother and my sister. My mother had occasion to go to the kitchen. I could see her through the door open the refrigerator and she called from the kitchen to me and said, ‘Sharon would you like a glass of milk?’ I said I’d love it, thank you. I saw her pour it into the glass and I saw her put the container back. Then she came in and at the moment that she offered me the milk, at that moment time stood still. I looked at my mother and here she is completely unaware of what is taking place. Not a thing has moved, it’s all frozen. My father, my sister was like a blur, but everything is frozen and time stands still. Suddenly it all began to move. My father was beginning to chew something when he couldn’t, and suddenly he continued the action. My mother continued action, my sister…and I jumped from the table, ran to my bedroom, threw myself on the bed and I could not stop the tears. I cried and cried and cried. My parents justified it by saying teenage emotionalism, all little girls go through it, she’s fourteen years old, boys go through it…just a teenage explosion. She said, “At the moment I thought I was crying for everyone in the world, because they didn’t understand it.”1221 ¶17