George Lucas quite naturally
believes that he wrote "Starwars", when, in reality, he
was told telepathically what to write in the original first three
Episodes (4-6), by the very "Force" to which the films refer,
and was "forced" to make only episodes 4-6, first, as a very
important step in the preparation of mankind for the long-awaited TRUTH,
about the real reasons for human life on Earth ("what on earth
am I doing here?"), the meaning of life and its purpose,
contained in "The
Way home or face The Fire", from which episodes 1-3 should
have been made, as I did my best, frequently, to tell him.
http://jahtruth.net/starwar.htm
Unfortunately George Lucas has exercised his "Free-will"; ignored me and made Episode 1 - "The Phantom Menace"; with arrogant actors who publicly ridicule the real message and the real fans, which undermines the original theme and Divine Message; contradicts it and is mere fiction (lies), telepathically fed to him by the Dark-side force (Satan), to try to confuse everyone and undo the good (God's) message contained in the earlier three films (Episodes 4-6). This is Satan's standard-practice and very predictable. He has done it with the Old Testament; New Testament and Koran and the three major religions who claim to be based on them.
Unfortunately George Lucas has exercised his "Free-will"; ignored me and made Episode 1 - "The Phantom Menace"; with arrogant actors who publicly ridicule the real message and the real fans, which undermines the original theme and Divine Message; contradicts it and is mere fiction (lies), telepathically fed to him by the Dark-side force (Satan), to try to confuse everyone and undo the good (God's) message contained in the earlier three films (Episodes 4-6). This is Satan's standard-practice and very predictable. He has done it with the Old Testament; New Testament and Koran and the three major religions who claim to be based on them.
Not understanding that he
was being told telepathically, Lucas thinks that "Starwars" came from
his imagination, which is a perfectly normal human reaction that many
people have had over the centuries. Rudyard Kipling thought that he wrote "IF";
Oscar Wilde thought that he wrote "The Picture of Dorian Gray"; Joe
Darion thought he wrote the words to "The Impossible Dream"; Steven
Spielberg thinks he wrote "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"
and the list is endless.
Although "Starwars" (Episodes 4-6) is set as science-fiction and in a distant galaxy to make it entertaining, it actually refers to this galaxy and life on Earth.
There actually was a REAL star war thousands of human years ago, in this galaxy, on the "Morning Star" [Venus] (Revelation 12 v 7; 22 v 16; Isaiah 14 v 12 in the king James Authorised Version of the Bible [which was the ONLY translation worth reading until the new "King of kings' Bible" was completed]); (Koran sura 6:76 and 86:1-4) and you were ALL on the losing side.
It is IMPERATIVE that I say, at this point, that the "Star" of Bethlehem was a SPACESHIP and that God and Christ are aliens and the Books known to you as the Old Testament; New Testament and Koran are NOT religious Books in the way that you all think of religion today. These Books are a guide/map sent by the "Force" from the Morning Star and which have been taken and used; abused and mis-interpreted by the various Religious Organisations for their own material benefit.
In the film, "O.B.1 - Kanobi" tells Luke Skywalker about the "Force" and describes it as a good energy field that gives a JEDI his power and which surrounds us, penetrates us and binds the galaxy (Universe in reality) together ("love thy neighbour") and he goes on to say that it is created by all Living things and that Life makes it grow, which is repeated later on by YODA.
In fact, the "Force" Itself is the source and Creator of Life and it is Love (not sex) that makes it grow. This small mistake about the creation of Life and the "Force" is the only mistake that O.B.1 and YODA make and everything else that they say about the "Force" and how to use it are perfectly correct.
O.B.1 tells Skywalker that he must learn The Way of the "Force" and how to use the "Force" so that he can help others and Luke replies that he has work to do and that he hates evil, but there is nothing he can do about it, which reflects and symbolises almost everyone on Earth's attitude and reply.
Once Luke has lost his human family and all his material possessions, which are the things that bind him to the Earth and he has "nothing to lose" except his human life, he decides to learn to "use the Force" and fight to put the world right, symbolising what the Disciples did (Luke 18 v 28-30).
The demonstration, where O.B.1 tells the storm-troopers that they do not need to see Luke's identification and that he can move along and go about his business demonstrating that the "Force" can have a strong effect on the weak-minded, actually works, but it works telepathically via the "Force", not with spoken words. It is done with words in the film because it cannot be shown telepathically on a film-screen.
Although "Starwars" (Episodes 4-6) is set as science-fiction and in a distant galaxy to make it entertaining, it actually refers to this galaxy and life on Earth.
There actually was a REAL star war thousands of human years ago, in this galaxy, on the "Morning Star" [Venus] (Revelation 12 v 7; 22 v 16; Isaiah 14 v 12 in the king James Authorised Version of the Bible [which was the ONLY translation worth reading until the new "King of kings' Bible" was completed]); (Koran sura 6:76 and 86:1-4) and you were ALL on the losing side.
It is IMPERATIVE that I say, at this point, that the "Star" of Bethlehem was a SPACESHIP and that God and Christ are aliens and the Books known to you as the Old Testament; New Testament and Koran are NOT religious Books in the way that you all think of religion today. These Books are a guide/map sent by the "Force" from the Morning Star and which have been taken and used; abused and mis-interpreted by the various Religious Organisations for their own material benefit.
In the film, "O.B.1 - Kanobi" tells Luke Skywalker about the "Force" and describes it as a good energy field that gives a JEDI his power and which surrounds us, penetrates us and binds the galaxy (Universe in reality) together ("love thy neighbour") and he goes on to say that it is created by all Living things and that Life makes it grow, which is repeated later on by YODA.
In fact, the "Force" Itself is the source and Creator of Life and it is Love (not sex) that makes it grow. This small mistake about the creation of Life and the "Force" is the only mistake that O.B.1 and YODA make and everything else that they say about the "Force" and how to use it are perfectly correct.
O.B.1 tells Skywalker that he must learn The Way of the "Force" and how to use the "Force" so that he can help others and Luke replies that he has work to do and that he hates evil, but there is nothing he can do about it, which reflects and symbolises almost everyone on Earth's attitude and reply.
Once Luke has lost his human family and all his material possessions, which are the things that bind him to the Earth and he has "nothing to lose" except his human life, he decides to learn to "use the Force" and fight to put the world right, symbolising what the Disciples did (Luke 18 v 28-30).
The demonstration, where O.B.1 tells the storm-troopers that they do not need to see Luke's identification and that he can move along and go about his business demonstrating that the "Force" can have a strong effect on the weak-minded, actually works, but it works telepathically via the "Force", not with spoken words. It is done with words in the film because it cannot be shown telepathically on a film-screen.
The coffee-bar full of weird
creatures symbolises many of the places you have been yourselves, full of
"creatures of the night", not all of whom are really bad, but
where some boast of their evil deeds and fighting ability and who pick fights
with you for no reason.
Luke starts to learn to
use the "Force," firstly trying to use his human eyes, then later
whilst wearing a helmet with the "blast-shield" down (Ephesians 6 v
17) so that he cannot see, symbolising "blind-faith".He is told not
to trust his human eyes because they can deceive him (like yours deceive you)
but to stretch out with his feelings (not human emotions) and feel
the "Force" around him, guiding him and protecting him from
attack.
The "Light-sabre" symbolises a combination of the Guiding-Light ("I am the Guiding-Light of the world" - John 8 v 12), and the Two-edged Sword of TRUTH (Ephesians 6 v 17; Hebrews 4 v 12; Revelation 1 v 16 & 19 v 15) [like "Excalibre" - the Sword of Power] which guides people with "blind-faith" and cuts through the lies; deceit and evil of this evil empire (Earth) and protects you from evil attack, both mental and physical, like a suit of armour (Ephesians 6 v 10-19). "He who draws Excalibre (the TRUTH) from this 'Stone' (Christ - Genesis 49 v 24; Daniel 2 v 34; 1 Peter 2 v 4-9) shall be king" (Revelation 1 v 6) - FREE (John 8 v 32, 36; 1 Corinthians 7 v 22).
The "remote" ball that shoots out red "fiery darts" to attack him from all angles, symbolises the way that Satan will attack you from every possible angle if you do good in the world (Ephesians 6 v 16) and that, using the "Force" and the "Light-sabre", you can always defend yourself (Ephesians 6 v 10-19). Satan will always attack anyone who does good in the world because by doing good you have become a threat to him. He will attack you from every possible angle; from within telepathically, with fear and your imagination running riot; and from without by sending people to get in your way to try to stop you.
To be able to wear the "Force's" Armour you have to first be able to find it and you can only do that by following the Guiding Light's instructions (Christ's True Secret Teaching in John 3 and the Gospel of Thomas - The Doubter), even if you do it unknowingly.
The "Light-sabre" symbolises a combination of the Guiding-Light ("I am the Guiding-Light of the world" - John 8 v 12), and the Two-edged Sword of TRUTH (Ephesians 6 v 17; Hebrews 4 v 12; Revelation 1 v 16 & 19 v 15) [like "Excalibre" - the Sword of Power] which guides people with "blind-faith" and cuts through the lies; deceit and evil of this evil empire (Earth) and protects you from evil attack, both mental and physical, like a suit of armour (Ephesians 6 v 10-19). "He who draws Excalibre (the TRUTH) from this 'Stone' (Christ - Genesis 49 v 24; Daniel 2 v 34; 1 Peter 2 v 4-9) shall be king" (Revelation 1 v 6) - FREE (John 8 v 32, 36; 1 Corinthians 7 v 22).
The "remote" ball that shoots out red "fiery darts" to attack him from all angles, symbolises the way that Satan will attack you from every possible angle if you do good in the world (Ephesians 6 v 16) and that, using the "Force" and the "Light-sabre", you can always defend yourself (Ephesians 6 v 10-19). Satan will always attack anyone who does good in the world because by doing good you have become a threat to him. He will attack you from every possible angle; from within telepathically, with fear and your imagination running riot; and from without by sending people to get in your way to try to stop you.
To be able to wear the "Force's" Armour you have to first be able to find it and you can only do that by following the Guiding Light's instructions (Christ's True Secret Teaching in John 3 and the Gospel of Thomas - The Doubter), even if you do it unknowingly.
Once Luke feels the
"Force" and blocks the "fiery darts", O.B.1 tells him he
has "just taken his first step into a larger world" - the real
world, the spirit world, immortality and eternity and is no longer a slave to
this material world, but has taken his first step into God's Kingdom
here on Earth.
Han Solo, who portrays the typical human; scornful; sceptical attitude, says it is luck because he doesn't believe that there is one all-powerful (Almighty) Force controlling everything and that there is no mystical energy-field controlling his destiny. Han, like most humans, does not believe, nor has "blind-faith", in anything he cannot see or touch, so later on he gets into terrible trouble and has no "Light-sabre" with which to defend himself and Luke has to save him.
When their spaceship is caught in a "tractor-beam" which is physically more powerful than their ship O.B.1 says they cannot win by physical fighting, but that there are alternatives to physical fighting when you are physically out-numbered.
Once their ship has been drawn by the "tractor-beam" into the control of the empire, they then connect their droid - R.2.D.2 - to the Death-Star's main computer (via the Internet) and R.2.D.2 finds the location of the power-source controlling the "tractor-beam" which is keeping them from leaving and makes it appear on the computer-monitor.
Han Solo, who portrays the typical human; scornful; sceptical attitude, says it is luck because he doesn't believe that there is one all-powerful (Almighty) Force controlling everything and that there is no mystical energy-field controlling his destiny. Han, like most humans, does not believe, nor has "blind-faith", in anything he cannot see or touch, so later on he gets into terrible trouble and has no "Light-sabre" with which to defend himself and Luke has to save him.
When their spaceship is caught in a "tractor-beam" which is physically more powerful than their ship O.B.1 says they cannot win by physical fighting, but that there are alternatives to physical fighting when you are physically out-numbered.
Once their ship has been drawn by the "tractor-beam" into the control of the empire, they then connect their droid - R.2.D.2 - to the Death-Star's main computer (via the Internet) and R.2.D.2 finds the location of the power-source controlling the "tractor-beam" which is keeping them from leaving and makes it appear on the computer-monitor.
The location of the
"power-source" is shown as being a shape similar to a church door /
arch-way, which appears on the computer-monitor to show that the evil Empire
uses all organised religions to deceive the masses and to draw people into them
and to keep them under their control and away from God (The Force). The tractor
beam is coupled to the main-reactor in seven locations, which represents the
seven churches that Christ condemned in the Apocalypse / Revelation. Seven, in
Scripture, is the number of completeness and, in referring to the seven
churches, Christ is condemning all churches and organised religions.
The "Force" then
guides OB1 to the power source of the "tractor-beam" (organised
religions - bureaucracy - officialdom - oppression) which overpowered them and
showed him how to neutralise its power, without physically harming anyone.
Han and Luke, however, in complete contrast, were having to fight physically, like maniacs, because they did not know how to use the "Force".
Luke offers to go with O.B.1, but is told that his destiny lies along a different path, even though they were going in the same direction, just as each of you are individuals and have a different path; but The Way is The Same.
When Luke finds out that the princess is a prisoner and wants to rescue her, Han Solo won't help him because he is selfish and doesn't want to risk his own life, to save hers. "But they are going to execute her" (Luke). "Better her than me" (Han)! Typical human attitude.
Luke is about to give up on Han, when the "Force" tells him telepathically that if Han won't help because it's the right thing to do, then Luke must appeal to his sense of greed. He does and Han changes his mind and helps rescue her. They then follow her advice (like Adam does with Eve) and get into worse trouble until the "Force" again comes to the rescue and tells Luke to use his communicator to get help.
Han then says that if they can avoid any more female advice (women's liberation - 1 Timothy 2 v 11-14 note well Genesis 3 v 17) they will be able to get out of trouble and that no material reward is worth the female abuse he is getting (Hell has no fury like a woman's scorn).
O.B.1 then has to fight, using his blue "Light-sabre" against Darth Vader with his red light-sabre which symbolises Satan's dark (side) force and he tells Vader that he cannot win because if he strikes him down he will become more powerful than he (Vader) can possibly imagine.
Deciding it better to sacrifice his own human life, for the benefit of his friends and the common-good of all who hate evil, he voluntarily allows himself to be sacrificed whilst his friends escape ("greater Love hath no man than this; that a man lay down his life for his friends" - John 15 v 13).
This is a demonstration of "Self-sacrifice" i.e. the total destruction of his own selfishness (following Jesus' example on the cross - "I am The Way" you have to be, to be able to follow me back to Heaven - "I am NOT from this world" - John 8 v 23).
Once O.B.1 had destroyed his own selfishness he knew that he would have passed the "Force's" test and would become a "Being of Light" or angel again and so would be more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine, becoming his real self again (his soul) and be able to be Luke's "guardian angel", which he actually does become.
Luke does not understand and thinks O.B.1 is dead, just as you do about each other, and cannot believe that he is gone until he learns that O.B.1 is still alive and has become his guardian angel.
Darth Vader symbolises the Devil's disciples of whom this world has seen many, e.g. Adolf Hitler - the anti-christ 666 ("storm-troopers" with their cylindrical pouches hanging from the back of their waists just like Hitler's storm-troopers had), who have used the dark-force - Satan's powers to wreak havoc and evil on mankind (please see my "The Real Darth Vader" Booklet). Hitler was actually trained as a Satanist. These people have always been beaten by people who were not afraid to lay down their human lives, for the benefit of others (Churchill said, "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."). At the end of the first film, the fighters are reminiscent of "The Battle of Britain".
It should be obvious to you by now that Vader's emperor symbolises Satan and the evil empire is Earth, where we are in "the dark-times" because Satan is ruling, due to a desperate shortage of JEDI Knights. That is why the Earth is so bad and full of evil with child-molesting; raping; mugging; murdering; adultery; religious, political and commercial wars etc. etc. etc.
The empire then plays a trick on the heroes and lets them escape with a homing-device onboard, but, as with all tricks, it eventually back-fires on them and brings about their own downfall.
One of the emperor's governors says that the regional governors (national governments) will take control of their territories (countries - using their Tie- [collar and tie] Fighters) and that their technological terrors (military weapons) will keep the locals (you) in line.
Vader, their high-priest, then says, when challenged, that they should not be too proud of the technological terrors that they have constructed because the ability to destroy a planet (nuclear weapons) is insignificant compared to the power of the "Force" and that he finds his colleague's lack of "faith" disturbing.
Han starts to boast about their escape and says he is not helping because it is the right thing to do, or even out of Love, and that he is only in it for the money. The princess then tells him that if money is all that he cares about then that will be all that he will receive and says to Luke that she wonders if Han really cares about anyone, or anything, except himself and money. This is again the typical human attitude and symbolises the fact that if you are selfish and care only about yourself and money you will never find true happiness (Joy) and real Love and friendship and the contentment brought about by a sense of real achievement at having faced all the odds and having won because you did what was right and didn't give-in. Money can buy you none of those things.
The empire's weakness is found and symbolises that one man, if he hits the right spot, can cause a chain-reaction that will destroy the whole system and that he will have the advantage because the system thinks that it is too big and too powerful to be destroyed by one fighter. This under-estimation on the part of the system then gives the advantage to the single but determined to win, come what may, fighter. This is to show you that you CAN do something and can win if you have enough faith and use the "Force's" guidance (Matt. 21 v 21 where the words 'mountain' and 'sea' are code-words for 'government' and 'people', respectively). For further information about codes, please read my "Four Horsemen" Booklet.
Han collects his money and is leaving when he is needed most and even tries to get Luke to run away from his responsibilities (like Peter does - Matt. 16 v 22) and Luke tells him to take care of himself because it seems that that is what Han is best at (like Matt. 16 v 23).
Luke is upset because he thought that in Han he had found a real friend and that Han had changed but finds out that Han is only a 'fair-weather' friend. Princess Leia tells Luke that everyone must choose their own path and no-one can choose it for them (which applies to all of you too).
Luke, under telepathic-guidance from his guardian-angel O.B.1, uses the "Force" to destroy the evil-oppressor when everyone else, relying on human-technology, has failed miserably.
Han; having second-thoughts because his conscience (the "Force") has pricked him and shamed him into not being so selfish; returns at just the right moment (Divine Timing) and helps Luke to destroy the enemy.
Leia is excited and says that she knew that doing what was right was really more important to Han than money.
Even the robots display unselfishness with C3PO offering some of his parts to help repair R2D2.
In the second film, of the trilogy, O.B.1 tells Luke that he must go to the Day-go-by System and learn from YODA - the JEDI Master (teacher) who instructed O.B.1.
Han and Luke, however, in complete contrast, were having to fight physically, like maniacs, because they did not know how to use the "Force".
Luke offers to go with O.B.1, but is told that his destiny lies along a different path, even though they were going in the same direction, just as each of you are individuals and have a different path; but The Way is The Same.
When Luke finds out that the princess is a prisoner and wants to rescue her, Han Solo won't help him because he is selfish and doesn't want to risk his own life, to save hers. "But they are going to execute her" (Luke). "Better her than me" (Han)! Typical human attitude.
Luke is about to give up on Han, when the "Force" tells him telepathically that if Han won't help because it's the right thing to do, then Luke must appeal to his sense of greed. He does and Han changes his mind and helps rescue her. They then follow her advice (like Adam does with Eve) and get into worse trouble until the "Force" again comes to the rescue and tells Luke to use his communicator to get help.
Han then says that if they can avoid any more female advice (women's liberation - 1 Timothy 2 v 11-14 note well Genesis 3 v 17) they will be able to get out of trouble and that no material reward is worth the female abuse he is getting (Hell has no fury like a woman's scorn).
O.B.1 then has to fight, using his blue "Light-sabre" against Darth Vader with his red light-sabre which symbolises Satan's dark (side) force and he tells Vader that he cannot win because if he strikes him down he will become more powerful than he (Vader) can possibly imagine.
Deciding it better to sacrifice his own human life, for the benefit of his friends and the common-good of all who hate evil, he voluntarily allows himself to be sacrificed whilst his friends escape ("greater Love hath no man than this; that a man lay down his life for his friends" - John 15 v 13).
This is a demonstration of "Self-sacrifice" i.e. the total destruction of his own selfishness (following Jesus' example on the cross - "I am The Way" you have to be, to be able to follow me back to Heaven - "I am NOT from this world" - John 8 v 23).
Once O.B.1 had destroyed his own selfishness he knew that he would have passed the "Force's" test and would become a "Being of Light" or angel again and so would be more powerful than Vader could possibly imagine, becoming his real self again (his soul) and be able to be Luke's "guardian angel", which he actually does become.
Luke does not understand and thinks O.B.1 is dead, just as you do about each other, and cannot believe that he is gone until he learns that O.B.1 is still alive and has become his guardian angel.
Darth Vader symbolises the Devil's disciples of whom this world has seen many, e.g. Adolf Hitler - the anti-christ 666 ("storm-troopers" with their cylindrical pouches hanging from the back of their waists just like Hitler's storm-troopers had), who have used the dark-force - Satan's powers to wreak havoc and evil on mankind (please see my "The Real Darth Vader" Booklet). Hitler was actually trained as a Satanist. These people have always been beaten by people who were not afraid to lay down their human lives, for the benefit of others (Churchill said, "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."). At the end of the first film, the fighters are reminiscent of "The Battle of Britain".
It should be obvious to you by now that Vader's emperor symbolises Satan and the evil empire is Earth, where we are in "the dark-times" because Satan is ruling, due to a desperate shortage of JEDI Knights. That is why the Earth is so bad and full of evil with child-molesting; raping; mugging; murdering; adultery; religious, political and commercial wars etc. etc. etc.
The empire then plays a trick on the heroes and lets them escape with a homing-device onboard, but, as with all tricks, it eventually back-fires on them and brings about their own downfall.
One of the emperor's governors says that the regional governors (national governments) will take control of their territories (countries - using their Tie- [collar and tie] Fighters) and that their technological terrors (military weapons) will keep the locals (you) in line.
Vader, their high-priest, then says, when challenged, that they should not be too proud of the technological terrors that they have constructed because the ability to destroy a planet (nuclear weapons) is insignificant compared to the power of the "Force" and that he finds his colleague's lack of "faith" disturbing.
Han starts to boast about their escape and says he is not helping because it is the right thing to do, or even out of Love, and that he is only in it for the money. The princess then tells him that if money is all that he cares about then that will be all that he will receive and says to Luke that she wonders if Han really cares about anyone, or anything, except himself and money. This is again the typical human attitude and symbolises the fact that if you are selfish and care only about yourself and money you will never find true happiness (Joy) and real Love and friendship and the contentment brought about by a sense of real achievement at having faced all the odds and having won because you did what was right and didn't give-in. Money can buy you none of those things.
The empire's weakness is found and symbolises that one man, if he hits the right spot, can cause a chain-reaction that will destroy the whole system and that he will have the advantage because the system thinks that it is too big and too powerful to be destroyed by one fighter. This under-estimation on the part of the system then gives the advantage to the single but determined to win, come what may, fighter. This is to show you that you CAN do something and can win if you have enough faith and use the "Force's" guidance (Matt. 21 v 21 where the words 'mountain' and 'sea' are code-words for 'government' and 'people', respectively). For further information about codes, please read my "Four Horsemen" Booklet.
Han collects his money and is leaving when he is needed most and even tries to get Luke to run away from his responsibilities (like Peter does - Matt. 16 v 22) and Luke tells him to take care of himself because it seems that that is what Han is best at (like Matt. 16 v 23).
Luke is upset because he thought that in Han he had found a real friend and that Han had changed but finds out that Han is only a 'fair-weather' friend. Princess Leia tells Luke that everyone must choose their own path and no-one can choose it for them (which applies to all of you too).
Luke, under telepathic-guidance from his guardian-angel O.B.1, uses the "Force" to destroy the evil-oppressor when everyone else, relying on human-technology, has failed miserably.
Han; having second-thoughts because his conscience (the "Force") has pricked him and shamed him into not being so selfish; returns at just the right moment (Divine Timing) and helps Luke to destroy the enemy.
Leia is excited and says that she knew that doing what was right was really more important to Han than money.
Even the robots display unselfishness with C3PO offering some of his parts to help repair R2D2.
In the second film, of the trilogy, O.B.1 tells Luke that he must go to the Day-go-by System and learn from YODA - the JEDI Master (teacher) who instructed O.B.1.
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Whereby We May Know Him During His Second Coming
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My name is Crown Prince Michael, also known as Archangel
Michael, and the Christ/ Messiah, and I am older than this world (John 17:5),
but the human body that I am inhabiting, on this my Second Coming incarnated
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