I got a phone call from Young-Hye Kim (Ph.D.) from California in the fall of 2011. During our conversation, she informs me about the confirmation of the discovery of planet X; a new and very distant planet the astronomers had speculated about for a long time.

Then, I was on the very first flight that departed the Oakland International Airport (CA) for Chicago on September 14, 2011, to attend a wedding. It was soon after the twin tower 9/11 terrorist incidence. The wedding was to take place the following day and I couldn’t fail because I was going to be the best man. Chris my brother thought I was crazy amidst uncertainties of air travel at the time. I prayed and got the notch to forge ahead. I was seated in the plane with this guy with whom I shared the Gospel. I used Romans 1:20 to explain things to him and referred to the solar system for an example. Then, he brought out a Discover magazine from his carriage to show me something he said might interest me. It was the story on the new planet. He said he purchased the magazine during our stop at Las Vegas. I was thrilled as the thoughts on an ongoing project I titled “The Second Exodus” streamed through my mind. He later said I could keep the magazine. I hugged it until I returned from my trip.

The sighting of a tenth planet, excitingly for me, was a confirmation of my earlier speculation that there should be more than nine planets out there, if the solar system was to endorse the truth of Romans 1:20 regarding the setup of the camp in the wilderness, as God commanded Moses in Numbers 2 and 3. I also read in the Discover magazine that a new and very Hi Tech telescope, then under development, promised to finally pinpoint the location of planet-X and beyond. Awesome! I told Young-Hye that I would persuade the astronomers, if I had my way, to search the space for two more planets, because my strong inclination is that there are twelve of those out there, as there are the twelve tribes of Israel.

Here is a copy of my hypothetical diagram on this, which I did following a vision of the Lord that came to me on February 14, 2000.