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About the trilogy
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  • About me
  • About the trilogy
  • Characters
  • Fun facts
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  • About me
  • About the trilogy
  • Characters
  • Fun facts
  • Symoblism

Fun Facts

The Mountain

The Mountain

The Mountain

Red’s journey up Fire Mountain represents the journey of life. Reaching the top is the destiny of the Freedom Four to encounter Olam.

The Thugs

The Mountain

The Mountain

The thugs that follow Red up the mountain represent those that oppose who we are and our purpose.

Fire

The Mountain

The Sign

The fire on Fire Mountain is encountered by the four as they decided to follow Olam and be purified by His fire.

The Sign

Chains and shackles

The Sign

The Sign part way up the mountain represents pushing past danger signs when Olam is sending your higher.

Chains and shackles

Chains and shackles

Chains and shackles

Though physical in Book 1, they represent those things that hold us back and steal our identity and purpose.

Gold

Chains and shackles

Chains and shackles

Gold represents corruption in book 1. It was connected to the wicked stealing of children.

The Lion

The Lion

The Lion

The greatest symbol in the 3 books is Olam. Olam means Eternal Lord or Sovereign of the Universe. Olam is the Lion of Judah, known in Biblical scriptures as Yeshua or Jesus.

Miracles

The Lion

The Lion

Miracles as they happen in the ‘Red’ series, are either literal-they can happen in real life or the symbolic appear actual. ie. Elizabeth lifted high on eagle's wings. Normally, that would be symbolic to overcoming. 

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