Harry S. Truman
The Presidency
of Harry Truman is speaking of the time of Moses being raised up to deliver
Israel from the bondage of Pharaoh and victory over the beast. God reveals His Right Hand through the plagues upon His
enemies and deliverance of His covenant people. Israel is delivered from
slavery and death and brought to Mt. Sinai to receive His law.
The name meanings of Truman and the other heads of
government during his Presidency is depicted in story form as such:
God
sends the 'true man' Moses, His peaceful ruler who was delivered from death as
a child in an ark, into Egypt to deliver His people from the affliction of
Pharaoh. Israel was put into bondage, building bricks for Pharaoh but God heard
their cries and delivers them from the iron furnace. He gathers them together
to Moses to be delivered from the persecution of Pharaoh. Israel gathered
together and believed Moses yet
quickly lost faith when persecution ensued. Ultimately, Israel did come to
believe the Lord sent Moses after His signs and miracles were displayed. Israel
put all their faith in God after they saw He delivered them from death. Moses
was used by God to bring peace and freedom to Israel where He brings them to
Mt. Sinai to receive His law.
The above 'story' comes from
the following names:
President Harry S. Truman 1945-1953
President Harry S. Truman 1945-1953
Vice President Alben W. Barkley 1949-1953
House Speaker Sam Rayburn 1940-1947
House Speaker Joseph William Martin 1947-1949
House Speaker Sam Rayburn 1949-1953
House Speaker Joseph William Martin 1953-1955
Associate Justice Hugo Black 1946
Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson 1946-1953
Truman's Presidency is defined by
the dropping of the Atom bomb and the victory of World War II. These events
correspond with the battle between Moses and Pharaoh and the victory the Lord
gives Israel through the plagues sent upon Egypt. Truman's Presidency saw the
beginnings of the Cold War and the Civil Rights movement which depict the time
period of Israel in the wilderness and the wars they would encounter during the
days of Moses and Joshua.
Updated version will include:
President Harry S. Truman 4/12/1945-1/20/1953 Democratic
House Speaker Sam Rayburn continued 9/16/1940-1/3/1947 Democratic
President Pro Tempore Kenneth McKellar continued 1/6/1945-1/4/1947 Democratic
Associate Justice Hugo Black 4/22/1946-7/21/1946
Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson 7/21/1946-9/8/1953
House Speaker Joseph William Martin 1/3/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
Senate Majority Leader Wallace H. White Jr. 1/3/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
President Pro Tempore Arthur H. Vandenburg 1/4/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
House Speaker Sam Rayburn 1/3/1949-1/3/1953 Democratic
President Pro Tempore Kenneth McKellar 1/3/1949-1/3/1953 Democratic
Senate Majority Leader Scott W. Lucas 1/3/1949-1/3/1951 Democratic
Vice President Alben W. Barkley 1/20/1949-1/20/1953 Democratic
Senate Majority Leader Ernest McFarland 1/3/1951-1/3/1953 Democratic
President Harry S. Truman 4/12/1945-1/20/1953 Democratic
House Speaker Sam Rayburn continued 9/16/1940-1/3/1947 Democratic
President Pro Tempore Kenneth McKellar continued 1/6/1945-1/4/1947 Democratic
Associate Justice Hugo Black 4/22/1946-7/21/1946
Chief Justice Fred M. Vinson 7/21/1946-9/8/1953
House Speaker Joseph William Martin 1/3/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
Senate Majority Leader Wallace H. White Jr. 1/3/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
President Pro Tempore Arthur H. Vandenburg 1/4/1947-1/3/1949 Republican
House Speaker Sam Rayburn 1/3/1949-1/3/1953 Democratic
President Pro Tempore Kenneth McKellar 1/3/1949-1/3/1953 Democratic
Senate Majority Leader Scott W. Lucas 1/3/1949-1/3/1951 Democratic
Vice President Alben W. Barkley 1/20/1949-1/20/1953 Democratic
Senate Majority Leader Ernest McFarland 1/3/1951-1/3/1953 Democratic
All of this and much more will be expounded in the Presidents Code book.
Links:
Thanksgiving Proclamations – Harry S. Truman
Presidential Christmas Messages – Harry S. Truman
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