Jesus: "The story of Jesus in its entirety spans 2,020 years of human history that binds together all the world's righteousness, honor, courage, love, loyalty, confidence, determination, genius, humility, and a host of other attributes that have challenged men and women throughout the ages who have followed this leader who has liberated the world and set our path on the higher ground of the Kingdom of God. This story told throughout the pages of jesuscalltofreedom.com explains the history of man from God's perspective with revelation and interpretation that only Jesus can provide in ways that bring light and understanding to people of any religion or no religion with clarity for all who seek to know."

This website can be understood better when viewed as a body with a head who is Jesus and with a body who is the growing number of believers and those who are people who are not against us so are for us meaning they believe in much of what we believe while their larger belief system may not include believing that Jesus has been given headship authority by Jehovah and that Jehovah is even God or their God and this is why Jehovah who sees the heart and the inside of every person knows who these are and who these are not and no man can determine this. The above section is all about the headship of Jesus in the entire world and about his mission to eradicate evil from this planet and this race of human beings so that we are all free to grow in goodness and not evil.

Everlasting Father

"While he was still speaking, a bright cloud covered them,
and a voice from the cloud said, "This is my Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased. Listen to him!
Matthew 17:5

Jesus: "I have a voice and in
my own words for anyone who has
an ear to hear."

Jesus: "This website could not have been presented on the internet without the contributions of millions of people past and present from the Body of Christ and also those from the family of God."

Jehovah: "My bride America has overcome evil and if not for the efforts of brave men and women who are Patriots and the army of Jesus this country would have been overrun by the most evil things that life has ever known and their plans were well laid and executed with all patience and deliberation while causing chaos   ... read more here

Jehovah: "America is in crisis and I have asked a trusted human being to give me an honest assessment of the crisis and the remedy for the crisis and it has been submitted to me and can be viewed at Opinion For Divine Court."

Declaration of Jesus Christ


This is Jehovah's view of his part in the story of our human race and its unintended development and the resulting danger which mankind is currently dealing with and God is intervening to show mankind how to safely navigate the storms that are breaking upon our people and this view of God's salvation plan has been obscured by every false teaching and all the confusion that comes with that.

Jehovah Will Never Leave Us Nor Forsake Us

When Jehovah Carries His Carrier

The following is Jehovah's Song which is a contemporary secular song that very closely explains what God is all about.



"You have reached that moment of decision when you know that you must move forward one way or another and the way you have chosen is to go forward with Jesus into the next phase of your life which will be a supernatural and exquisitely beautiful experience of life that will flow forward forever and you will always love this life as you have known it as you will always love your life as it is becoming more truly who you really are and the twisted future that isn't right will now not be and just as I have told you I am bringing the real you to the light as you fulfill your destiny. You have found your cure within yourself.  You are now free Kathy."

Lord, I remember when you gave this song to me and I knew it was a very profound message for me but at the time I was having terrible problems in my family due to complications of a birth in the family and God told me to say certain things at that time that made matters worse and not better and he told me how sorry he was that he caused me such grief and sorry that ensued and is still unresolved to this day. You gave me this this song at that time and for over four years you have been untangling my twisted future and I have been trusting you to make things right that have gone terribly wrong. Through this time you showed me how genetics have become so tangled up that it is nearly impossible to repair anything that concerns the human race and yet you have done just that with me and I remember when we started untangling all kinds of tangled up messes concerning cellular diseases and emotional entanglements that further complicated the physical problem within the Dna itself. Slowly but surely you taught me all sorts of things regarding genetics and epigenetics which is the God layer of human genetics and then taught me how to pray to untangle so many things that would have remained that way forever or until our race died out completely. When you first gave me this song I remember being somewhat confused if the words were for me or if the words were for my family situation but it never occurred to me that the words were meant for all of humanity as we know it here on earth.

Unknown Molecules Are The Substance of Life

Jesus has told me that people generally see him one way or the other and that both sides are wrong and he has told me that people generally understand what God is doing one way or the other and again both sides are wrong. Jesus asked me to build him a website and to give him a voice because like so many people in this world he really has not had a voice. Everybody else has spoken for him and what is  ... read more here

When people speak under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit it is inspired by God but it is not inspired by Jesus. This link explains why this is true.

Jesus: "In the course of human history there has never been a time like this with so much promise and yet so few people who can see it and it is my intention that all people have the opportunity and the blessing of seeing how each and every person on earth can help bring about the world that others have only dreamed of and to not only bring it about but to bask in its goodness and thrive in its complete and
  ... read more here

Jesus: "I came to America with a small group of devoted believers who determined to carve out a life of freedom to worship Jehovah without interference or domination. It is their pure love and commitment to God, family and country that is the rock upon which I built my church. As their descendants have pioneered across the great land of America to the very edges of the western coast the legacy of these people is woven throughout every city, county and state as the salt of the earth as they have fought tyranny time and time again and held fast to the high ideals as imbued in them by Jesus and Jehovah who has reconciled the twelve tribes of ancient Israel."

The words as given me by Jehovah and by Jesus will always be preceded by their names and with quotes throughout this website.

Jehovah: "Most human beings who believe Jesus is my son seek answers and help from God but often do not have any clue as to the distinctions between us which are as subtle as they are vast and of course the reason for this is that once born Jesus left his spirit world to become a man in the flesh which I have never been nor will I ever be and yet I am as real and present with you just the same and I have throughout this website tried to help the reader know who they are listening to by using my name Jehovah. You have always called me Lord from the time you came   ... read more here

Marcus Whitman Bates

Source: Commemorative Biographical Record of the Upper Lake Region (1905) transcribed by Nina Kramer

MARCUS WHITMAN BATES is one of many well known citizens of Duluth whose patriotism was demonstrated more than forty years ago and who did not hesitate to shed their life blood for the preservation of their native land. He was born in Geauga county, Ohio, April 26, 1840, and his parents, Abner Curtis and Laura W. (Baker) Bates, belonged to that sturdy class of pioneers who carved out homes from the wilderness of the "Western Reserve". His grandfather, Abner C. Bates, sprang of an old New England family and spent his life in Massachusetts. His widow, whose maiden name was Whitman, was a descendant of John Whitman, of Weymouth, Mass., and one of her brothers was the father of Marcus Whitman, the famous Oregon pioneer, in whose honor the subject of this sketch was named. Mrs. Bates survived her husband some years and passed away in Ohio at an advanced age.

Abner Curtis Bates, father of Marcus W., was a native of Cummington, Mass., but went to Ohio in early life. In 1845 he located at Cleveland, where he built and operated a sawmill run by water-power. Later he lived in Allegan county, Mich., and died on a farm at Moline, in that State, at the age of eighty-three years. During the last forty years of his life he was afflicted with blindness, but bore his trials cheerfully. He was prominently identified with the Congregational church for the greater part of his life and had a useful and exemplary career. Mrs. Laura W. Bates was born in Ontario county, N.Y., and died at Moline in 1891, aged over eighty years.

Marcus W. Bates is the oldest survivor of eight children born to his parents. He attended the public schools of his native State and went with the family to Michigan. Thence in 1857 he went to Minneapolis, where he spent about two years and attended Excelsior Academy (then just opened) for one term. In May, 1862, he enlisted in Company B, 21st Michigan Volunteer Infantry, and remained in the service until his discharge from hospital in New York City in May, 1865. During the early part of its service his regiment was part of Sheridan's Division, of the 20th Army Corps, but after the battle of Chickamauga it became a part of the 14th Army Corps. He was almost constantly in active service and won several promotions by his gallantry, being successfully made quartermaster sergeant of the regiment, second lieutenant and first lieutenant, and at the close of the war he was in command of Company C, of the 21st Michigan. Among the engagements in which he participated were Perryville, Stone River, Chickamauga, Averysboro and Bentonville, in most of which the regiment suffered severe losses. The dreary New Year of 1863, which was passed amid the rain and sleet at Stone River, made an impression upon his mind never to be erased. After the fall of Atlanta the regiment became part of Sherman's army, taking part in the famous march to the sea and the subsequent campaign through the Carolinas. At Bentonville this regiment, then reduced to 231 men, formed a part of Buell's Brigade, Carlin's Division. This brigade, numbering 630 men in all, occupied a position on the extreme left of the Union lines and charged an entrenched division of ten thousand Confederates, driving them from their works, but the enemy rallied and nearly surrounded the Federals, who were forced to fall back. In this affair the 21st Michigan lost eighty-six men and five officers. Two hours later Mr. Bates was shot through the hip and remained in hospital at Davis Island until his discharge. It may indeed be said that no man in the service more truly deserved the honors accorded him.

Upon the recovery of his health in 1866 Mr. Bates engaged in the insurance business at Grand Rapids, Mich., and also organized the Grand Rapids Savings Bank, of which he was cashier for five years. He lived there until 1891, when he located in Duluth, which has since been his home. He deals in real estate to a considerable extent, including timber and mining lands in St. Louis county and timber lands on the Pacific coast. Though not an active politician he supports the principles of the Republican party and takes a wholesome interest in all public questions. He and his family are identified with Pilgrim Congregational church and he has filled a number of important positions in the Grand Army of the Republic and the Military Order of the Loyal Legion.

Mr. Bates married in 1861 to Mary E. Bisbee, daughter of Jared and Hannah Bisbee, of Moline, Allegan Co., Mich. Mr. Bisbee was a native of Cummington, Mass., where he was engaged in the manufacture of furniture, but about 1857 he settled on a farm in Allegan county, Mich., where he and his wife reached old age. The latter was born in Norwich, Conn. Mrs. Bates is a native of Hamilton county, Maine. She and her husband are the parents of one son, Marcus F., a well known business man of Duluth, and two daughters, Mabel and Mary.

Source: Little Sketches of Big Folks in Minnesota. (Publ. 1907) Transcribed by Marilyn Clore

BATES Marcus Whitman, Duluth. Res 319 E 4th st, office 4-5 Exchange bldg. Commission merchant. Born April 26, 1840 in Chester Ohio, son of Abner Curtis and Laura W (Baker) Bates. Married April 9, 1861 to Mary E Bisbee. Educated in common schools Chester and Cleveland O and Excelsior Minn Academy. Employed with Bassett & Co lumber Minneapolis 1857-58; enlisted in Grand Rapids in 21st Mich Inf and served in Civil War 1862-65; returned to Grand Rapids and organized Grand Rapids Savings Bank 1871; cashr of same until 1876; established and was sec of Grandville Plaster Co Grand Rapids from 1876; moved to Duluth and engaged in whol commission business 1891 to date; sec Northern Land & Lumber Co. Member G A R and Loyal Legion.

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