Why Me? Why Does God Call Some People and Not Others?

Why Me?

In yesterday's post, I shared how the revelation of AO's 364-day calendar unlocked a cascade of understanding — the true Sabbath, the feast days, the sign in the sky on September 10, 2024, the vision of the morning and the evening, and the prophetic timeline we are living in right now.

But one question haunted me more than any other: Why me?

Not in arrogance — in genuine confusion. I was a hall of fame blasphemer for 37 years of my life. An atheist. A man of science. I became a Freemason in April 2019 searching for truth in all the wrong places. And yet, just over a year later, in August 2020, the Most High had mercy on me and began to wake me up. If you want to hear the full story, you can listen to my testimony here — though please note that at the time of recording I was still caught in the New Testament deception. Disregard anything I say about Christianity; it is a lie, as the rest of this series makes clear.

Meanwhile, I would go to people with the things He had shown me — clear, undeniable revelations from His word — and it would have absolutely zero impact on them. They couldn't see it. It was as though I was speaking a language they couldn't hear.

So I went to the Scriptures to find the answer. And what I found changed everything about how I understand AO's relationship with His people.

Why Did God Call Moses at the Burning Bush?

The answer begins in Exodus chapter 3, where AO calls out to Moses for the very first time.

And the angel of AO appeared to him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush. And he looked, and behold, the bush burned with fire, and the bush was not consumed. — Exodus 3:2

A bush on fire that is not consumed. That is a strange sight. Normally, when a bush is on fire, the fire will ultimately consume it and nothing will remain. But Moses noticed something unusual — the bush was not being consumed.

And here is the critical moment. Moses did not put his head down and walk away. He did not go home and turn on Netflix. Instead:

And Moses said, "I will now turn aside and see this great sight, why the bush is not burned." — Exodus 3:3

Moses encountered something that didn't make sense, and he turned his attention to it. He chose to ponder it. He chose to investigate. He chose to seek understanding.

And it is at this exact moment that the Most High calls out to him:

And when AO saw that he turned aside to see, God called unto him out of the midst of the bush, and said, "Moses, Moses." And he said, "Here am I." — Exodus 3:4

Read that verse again carefully. When AO saw that he turned aside to see. The Most High was watching. He was waiting. And when Moses demonstrated that he was the kind of person who would stop and seek understanding rather than walk past what he could not explain — that is when God called his name. And Moses did not hesitate. He did not ask for a sign. He did not run. He immediately answered: Here am I. He turned aside to see, and when the call came, he was ready to receive it.

What Did Daniel Do to Receive Understanding?

The same pattern appears in Daniel chapter 10:

Then he said to me, "Fear not, Daniel, for from the first day that you did set your heart to understand, and to chasten yourself before your God, your words were heard." — Daniel 10:12

From the first day Daniel set his heart to understand. Not the day he arrived at the answer — the day he began searching. The moment Daniel turned his attention toward understanding and humbled himself before the Most High, his words were heard in the heavens.

This is the pattern. AO does not call people who have all the answers. He calls people who are willing to turn aside and seek them.

Why Could Abraham and Isaac See the Glory but Eleazar and Ishmael Could Not?

Perhaps the most striking example is found in the Book of Jasher, during the binding of Isaac on Mount Moriah. AO had told Abraham that when he saw a pillar of fire on the mountain, that would be the place for the offering.

And a pillar of fire appeared to him that reached from earth to heaven, and a cloud of glory upon the mountain, and the glory of AO was seen in the cloud. And Abraham said to Isaac, "My son, do you see in that mountain which we perceive at a distance that which I see upon it?" — Jasher 23:42-43

Abraham sees something supernatural — a pillar of fire, a cloud of glory, the presence of the Most High — and he turns to his son Isaac and asks: Do you see what I see?

And Isaac answered and said to his father, "I see, and lo, a pillar of fire and a cloud, and the glory of AO is seen upon the cloud." — Jasher 23:44

Isaac sees it. He sees the same glory his father sees. And notice what Abraham concludes:

And Abraham knew that his son Isaac was accepted before AO for an ascending smoke offering. — Jasher 23:45

Isaac could see because he was accepted before AO. Now watch what happens when Abraham turns to the other two men who traveled with them:

And Abraham said to Eleazar and to Ishmael his son, "Do you also see that which we see upon the mountain which is at a distance?" And they answered and said, "We see nothing more than like the other mountains of the earth." — Jasher 23:46-47

Nothing. They see absolutely nothing. Just another mountain. Same location, same moment, same eyes — but they could not see what Abraham and Isaac could see. And the conclusion:

And Abraham knew that they were not accepted before AO to go with them. — Jasher 23:48

This is devastating in its clarity. AO reveals His glory to those who are accepted before Him, and He withholds it from those who are not. When I show someone something from the Scriptures and they cannot see it — when I lay it out plainly and their eyes remain closed — it is not because my explanation was poor. It is because they are not yet accepted before AO to go with us.

Why? I cannot speak to that. That is between that person and the Most High God. But there is clearly something standing between them and the fulfillment of what He demands:

And you shall seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart. — Jeremiah 29:13

Where Does All Knowledge Come From?

This brings us to the most foundational question: Where are we supposed to go for knowledge?

The world teaches us to go to universities, to scientists, to historians, to pastors, to priests, to rabbis, to imams, to Claude. But what does the Most High say?

For AO gives wisdom; out of His mouth comes knowledge and understanding. — Proverbs 2:6

Call unto Me, and I will answer you, and show you great and mighty things which you do not know. — Jeremiah 33:3

It does not say go ask your pastor. It does not say go ask your rabbi, your imam, your priest. It does not say go consult the historian or the scientist. It says call unto Me. All knowledge comes from the Most High. And when we understand this, we understand something else — we understand the true nature of original sin.

What Was the Real Sin in the Garden?

Look at Genesis 3:6:

And when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise — she took of the fruit thereof and did eat.

The original sin was not merely disobedience. It was going to something AO created — a tree — for knowledge and wisdom, instead of going to the Creator Himself.

And this is the same pattern that repeats throughout all of human history. Every false religion, every institution, every system of human knowledge is just another version of the tree in the garden. Freemasonry promises hidden knowledge. Universities promise enlightenment. Science promises understanding. The streetwear brand Supreme drops every Thursday — on the true Sabbath — because in Freemasonry, knowledge reigns supreme. But if knowledge has a source, how can it reign supreme? AO reigns Supreme. All of it is the same lie the serpent told Eve: you can become wise by going to something other than AO.

A scorner seeks wisdom and finds it not, but knowledge is easy for him that understands. — Proverbs 14:6

Understands what? That all knowledge comes from AO alone. When you understand where knowledge comes from — when you stop going to trees and start going to the One who planted them — then knowledge becomes easy. It flows. It unlocks. One revelation leads to the next, and the next, and the next.

That is exactly what happened to me. When I was given the revelation of AO's calendar, I had barely made any progress in my understanding of the Scriptures. But once I stopped leaning into my own understanding and began to call on Him alone, the revelations cascaded. The true Sabbath day. The 400 years of Genesis 15:13. The Cyrus deception. The sign on September 10. The King of fierce countenance. The vision of the morning and the evening — the prophecy Daniel himself declared none understood (Daniel 8:27). Each one confirmed by His word. Each one building on the last.

And here is something I want to emphasize: every single one of these revelations came on the true Sabbath or during a true feast day. Not one arrived on Pharaoh's schedule. When all of creation is worshipping AO on the times set forth on the heavenly tablets — when the angels, the stars, and the seasons are all in alignment with His appointed times — and you join them by keeping His calendar, the blessings of knowledge and wisdom flow. The calendar is the key that unlocks the door. Once I began keeping the true Sabbath and observing His feasts on the days He appointed, the revelations did not stop.

How Does God Call His People in the Last Days?

And this is happening not just to me. The latter rain is here:

And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out My spirit upon all flesh; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions. — Joel 2:28

Sealed prophecies are being unsealed:

But you, O Daniel, shut up the words and seal the book, even to the time of the end. Many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased. — Daniel 12:4

How on earth could I — a hall of fame blasphemer who just woke up five years ago — have this wisdom and understanding? Because it is time. The spirit is being poured out. The book is being unsealed. Knowledge is increasing. And AO is going to His children one by one, just as His word promised:

And you shall be gathered one by one, O you children of Israel. — Isaiah 27:12

He does not need a megachurch. He does not need social media. He does not need a denomination. He sends His servants into the world with His message, and He goes to His children one by one. That is the fulfillment of His promise. That is why He says:

Behold, I will send for many fishers, says AO, and they shall fish them. — Jeremiah 16:16

Moses was drawn out of the water — that is where his name comes from. The children of Israel are designed to be drawn out of the multitudes and set apart. And AO is doing it right now, in our generation, exactly as His word said He would.

Did God Really Say?

But there is one more layer to this, and it goes back to the garden. Because what did the serpent say to Eve?

Did God really say you shall not eat of every tree of the garden? — Genesis 3:1

Did God really say? That question is the root of every deception. And notice — it was not the serpent acting alone. AO created the serpent. AO sent it:

And the serpent, which Elohim had created with them in the earth, came to them to incite them to transgress the command of Elohim which He had commanded them. — Jasher 1:9

And this is the same pattern He uses to test His people throughout all of Scripture:

If there arise among you a prophet, or a dreamer of dreams, and gives you a sign or a wonder, and the sign or the wonder comes to pass... you shall not hearken to the words of that prophet or that dreamer of dreams. For AO your God proves you, to know whether you love AO your God with all your heart and with all your soul. — Deuteronomy 13:1-3

AO gives us His word. Then He sends tests — prophets, doctrines, signs, and wonders — to see if we will hold to what He said or be led astray. Every false teaching is the same question the serpent asked in the garden: Did God really say?

Did AO really say that no man can die for your sins? (Deuteronomy 24:16 — every man shall be put to death for his own sin.)

Did AO really say that He is the only savior? (Isaiah 43:11 — I, even I, am AO, and beside Me there is no savior.)

Did AO really say that He does not change? (Malachi 3:6 — For I am AO, I change not.)

Did AO really say that human sacrifice is an abomination that never even entered His mind? (Jeremiah 7:31 — which I commanded them not, neither came it into My heart.)

He said all of these things. And then He sent the greatest test the world has ever seen — to see who would hold to His word and who would chase after another god. Those who turned aside to see, like Moses at the bush — those who set their hearts to understand, like Daniel — those who could see the glory on the mountain, like Abraham and Isaac — they passed the test.

Those who saw nothing more than like the other mountains of the earth did not.

Will You Turn Aside to See?

The trumpet blast has gone out. The sign appeared in the sky. The 400 years of Genesis 15:13 are nearing completion — with seven years remaining until the Second Exodus on March 22, 2033. The latter rain is here. Knowledge is increasing. Sealed prophecies are being unsealed.

The question is not whether AO is calling. He is.

The question is whether you will turn aside to see — or walk past the burning bush and go home.

Surely AO will do nothing, but He reveals His secret to His servants the prophets. — Amos 3:7

He does not leave His people in the dark. But you have to be willing to look.

But what happens when He brings you a piece of truth — and you reject it? What happens when you have turned aside, when you have seen the fire on the mountain, when the revelations have been flowing — and then He presents you with something that challenges what you thought you knew, and you refuse it? It does not matter how far along you are in your walk. AO does not grade on a curve. He warned us exactly what happens next:

I also will choose their delusions, and will bring their fears upon them; because when I called, none did answer; when I spoke, they did not hear; but they did evil before My eyes, and chose that in which I delighted not. — Isaiah 66:4

Then shall they call upon Me, but I will not answer; they shall seek Me early, but they shall not find Me. For that they hated knowledge, and did not choose the fear of AO. — Proverbs 1:28-29

The strong delusion is not reserved exclusively for those who never believed. It is also promised to those who were given light and turned away from it. Tomorrow, we will look at what that looks like — and why it should terrify every one of us into humility.

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This post is based on Episode 1: Warning and Episode 2: Dayz of Our Livez of the Honor of Kings podcast.

AO's calendar, His feast days, and the full timeline of where we stand in the stream of time are explored throughout this series. Start with Welcome to the Torah of AO or dive into the 364-day calendar to see for yourself.