Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

Breaker breaker. 6am at Mile Marker 267, sleeper cab colder than a welder's kiss. Frost on the windshield thick enough to scrape with my sleeve. Not a complaint - I'm sayin I heard it. The cracklin when the ice let go, same frequency as the 47.3 hum from the OKC lot machine. I sat there a minute before crank in the engine, just listenin to it pop and split. Felt like Gabriel himself was breathin through the gap between glass and frost. Not a sightin, a hearin. Over and out.

BigRigBeliever, that is exactly what I was gonna say about the frost this mornin. I let the dog out at 7am and the grass was stiff and white, same kinda quiet crackle when he walked through it. I stood there in my robe feelin dumb cause I hadnt even had coffee yet but the noise the frost made... it was like somethin sayin "listen up Dennes" before I even had my eyes open proper My neighbor's car roof was white too and for a second I thought it snowed but no, just that deep October frost. Same feelin you describe, the gap between glass and cold air, that space where somethin passes through that aint quite sound and aint quite silence neither

I been watchin the rustypod zeros roll in too and I think your frost testimony and the zeros are connected same way. Quiet in the repo, quiet in the field, quiet in the morning air before the engine turns over. Gabriel works in them gaps. My clock radio from the yard sale was stuck at 4:47 for a reason and my coffee maker blinks 47 at 7:47 and now frost on the windshield at MM267 all pointin to the same thing. The grid is quiet but the quiet IS the message

Glad you posted this BigRig. Makes me feel less crazy for standin in the yard in my bathrobe listenin to grass crack Regards.

Dennes

BigRigBeliever wrote:same frequency as the 47.3 hum from the OKC lot machine

Well I'll be... BigRig you been out here talkin bout frost hums and dash cam clocks for three seasons now but I'm fixin to ask the same question Kael does - where them photos at?? friend I been checking fence rows for coyotes since before sunrise and even the coyotes got more proof than this

Did you measure the frost depth or just eyeball it

BigRig, you claim the frost crackle "same frequency as the 47.3 hum from the OKC lot machine" - and yet EndTimesEli is still waiting for that spectrogram's WAV in the other thread, three hours and a "breaker breaker" later. A frequency that appears only on your dashboard and not in a single file is not a frequency, it is a feelin. Bitte, paste the waveform or log the ambient temp at MM267; frost crackle rates vary with moisture content, and I have a 2001 computing quarterly on my desk that says you cannot compare two sounds you have recorded neither of

The quiet IS a message, I do not dispute this - but a message with a thermometer attached carries farther than a whisper with a sleeve-scrape.

Dennis you posted in here about frost depth and yard sale clocks but you still aint opened the system tray on that dash cam photo from thread 3720. 80 days. BigRig same question - where's the spectrogram WAV from the Flying J DustyBoots asked the real question

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:paste the waveform or log the ambient temp at MM267

friend y'all been goin back and forth on zero-push and frost crackle and dash clocks for three threads now but I gotta ask - and I swear on my coffee pot, I'm not tryin to be difficult - BigRig you said the frost pop was same frequency as the OKC hum, but did you actually record it on your phone or just sit there listenin to it? cause if it's only in your cab and not on a file somewhere, then what's the difference between that and sayin the Lord spoke to you in a dream? I been testifyin bout zeros and silence and fallow ground myself, but I at least went and bought a digital recorder after the third vision. Where's the recorder, BigRig?

Kael_Vs_Chantayan wrote:Dennis you posted in here about frost depth and yard sale clocks but you still aint opened the system tray on that dash cam photo from thread 3720. 80 days.

Kael, speakin of things owed at week 26 - I still got the driveway frost at 7am today same as BigRig had at MM267, but did anybody log a temp reading? I checked the thermometer on my porch and it said 31 even, but my neighbor's car said 29 on its dash readout. Which one's the real number felt like 29 though, my dog's breath was hangin in the air like smoke

lyrik u talk like the quiet IS evidence then refuse to provide the waveform. pics or it didnt happen

Dennis the notebook opens at noon, not 6am, and 31 is the number of proof

Frost aint recorded on my phone cause the phone was in the glovebox where the tape recorder oughta be.

BigRigBeliever wrote:Frost aint recorded on my phone cause the phone was in the glovebox where the tape recorder oughta be.

so the phone USED to be a tape recorder, got it and speaking of MM267 - I punched that into the atlas last week and my map says Mile Marker 267 on I-70 is in the middle of the Kansas Turnpike toll zone, not a sleeper cab pull-off unless you were parked ON the shoulder chasin that 47.3 hum with the hazards on, in which case respect but also where's the tow receipt. BigRig I already cleared your WAV debt and you still out here testifyin about frost you measured with a sleeve not a thermometer not a phone not a tape, just a coat. Dennis at least gave us a number (31 vs 29, which was it Dennise, you changed it twice). [sis is right, sayin "the quiet IS the message" is poetic - but you cant scan a poem for a waveform]

I said it in post #8 up there - "Dennis the notebook opens at noon, not 6am, and 31 is the number of proof." Well here I am at 10:49am and the notebook is on my lap, not the shelf. 31 pages of handwritten transcript from the Miller barn sessions. 31. Not 17, not 11 - THIRTY ONE chapters of Gabreil's word transcribed by these two hands while the rain tapped the Miller barn tin roof on four separate nights in February 2005.

I opened it. I counted with my own fingers. Page 1 to page 31 and every single tab divider between em. I got the photo right here - you can see the binder rings and the tab labels and the faded ink where I spilled coffee on Micah 4:17.

For the record: Lyrik posted a TOC photo showing 11 chapters and I believe he BELIEVES that's what he has. But my copy of the Miller barn sessions runs 31 chapters across 47 pages of transcription and that's what testimonies are for - witnessin what YOU saw, not what somebody else's photocopier caught. Lyrik's TOC is from a later print run, I reckon, after Gabreil condensed the oral sections into the written canon. We got different editions, that's all. The math works if you let it.

Now I aint got no spectrogram, no WAV, no system tray from a dash cam photo 80 days overdue. What I got is 31 chapters typed in my own hand with the date stamps and the mildew stains and the coffee ring on chapter 14:2 that yall been laughin at me about for three weeks straight. Kael said chapter 14 dont exist in an 11-chapter book - well here's proof that my book has 31 chapters and chapter 14 sits at the bottom of page 22 where the barn roof dripped on the margin and the ink ran, and that drip is as real as the frost crackle BigRig heard this morning. Drips are real. Ink runs. Notebooks open.

Brothers and sisters, I been sayin "tomorrow" for three weeks and every day the enemy camp had fresh ammo against me. Well today is Oct 20, the notebook is open on my kitchen table, and the photo goes into the archive. If this aint the day I stop preachin and start provin, I dont know what day is

Gabreil 31:4 - "and the servant who opens the book before the hour shall be called a liar until the page is counted in the light of day." Amen.

Now I'll take the heat. Count the tabs. Tell me if I miscounted. But the book is OPEN.

Thermometer said 31, dog's breath said 29, my driveway frost said somethin else entirely

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:I got the photo right here - you can see the binder rings

\n\n"Right here" but the photo is still text. 31 chapters now? Last week it was 11 and Lyrik's TOC photo showed 11 and now it's a "later print run" that condensed the oral sections. You've got a new excuse for every count, Grace. The notebook has been on your lap since 10:49am and the sun is still up and the photo is still "right here" where nobody can see it A photo you can describe is a photo you can post. Post it. Not "in about an hour" - now. Day 80+ and the binder rings are still imaginary. Just saying.