Who is The Midnight Watchman?
First and foremost, he is a sinner of the highest order and saint of the lowest, saved by the grace and mercy of Jesus Christ.
He first read the Bible in his teenage years, which has become a lifelong endeavor. TMW never starts a book at the end, but somehow, when he picked up the Bible, he opened to the book of Revelation. Afterwards, he realized that he was playing on the wrong team, which concerned him greatly, and he asked Jesus Christ into his heart.
He grew up at a time when toys were simple—wooden blocks, electric trains, and the like. But there were also books. A whole lot of them.
TMW never stopped reading.
There’s no way to tell how many books he’s read throughout his lifetime, but he estimates that it is very easily into the thousands, many times falling asleep with a book in his hands.
He read his first book on globalism when he was in his early to mid-twenties, having dismissed the concept as just a bunch of rich old men having nothing else better to do with their lives and money other than to control people, and that it was just their dream of world domination.
He was so very, very wrong.
Over the years, he grew more and more concerned as their evil scheme surreptitiously manifested itself, poisoning humanity.
His studies on globalism eventually led him into many different disciplines—history, philosophy, biology, psychology, theology, finance, etc., etc. Whenever he needed to learn about a topic, he would study it to exhaustion. Some he studied for many years; others became lifelong pursuits. He often wondered why there were so many different versions of the Bible, so he studied that for a little over a year, for instance.
The tagline was, “Join the Navy—see the world.”
This appealed to him, so at a very tender age he did just that. Over his ten-year enlistment, he sailed four of Earth’s five oceans and countless seas—the Sea of Japan, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, the North Sea, and probably many more that, in the dead of night, he was never told about. Subsequently, he is very well traveled, having traversed Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Australia. He has crossed the Equator twice.
When his time was up, he settled in his hometown of Chicago and eventually became a fireman for the city. This came with a whole different set of experiences over his twenty-six-year career.
Wherever he went, he realized that all over the earth, people are people, who are just trying to get through another day unscathed by the globalists. His life experiences qualify him to bring this warning to you, the reader. He finally relocated to a small town where he lives a bucolic and very peaceful life somewhere upon God’s good Earth.
