As you’ll see, compassion and empathy are essential. The
more innocent the creature, the closer he is to God. It’s about the innocence.
Even satanists understand this. Satan desires to upset and injure the innocent
in order to make God hurt. It’s been a long time. I know. This is theology 101.
Elemental theology. Place aside your pride for a moment. Look, I understand how
it seems. A guy comes off the streets and starts telling you what’s what. After
millenia of study and discernment. Some matters were even concluded. As truth.
Why should you listen to him? Well, if what he is saying makes sense, there may
be a reason to listen to him. The innocence of a creature is what makes it
special to Jehovah. This is what I have been saying the whole time. What we are
is not what we do. If it were, what would be said of the children, the animals,
the wounded, the elderly? These are the closest to God because these are the
most like God. I have got to say, it’s a little frustrating you can’t see this.
Compassion is what allows us to consider other factors before judging. It’s
what allowed Jesus not to condemn the woman caught in adultery. What are some
of the other factors involved? Well, it could be a great amount of trauma in
her past. It could be that if you really want to think hard about it all, everybody
is doing the same thing. Heck, it could even be that the man who was involved
was trying to rape her and lied to avoid responsibility. In addition, the
holier the spirit of a man, the more of a target he is to satan. The more a man
means to God, the more satan will try to hurt him. It’s Biblical. Look at the
Book of Job!
A child learns its value, worth and how to treat itself from
its parents. The conscience wounded by abuse will have less value for itself
than a child growing in normal circumstances. My circumstances were not based
in reasonable choice. This self abuse, it was programed by the SRA. You’re not
helping me by neglecting me. Whatever decision of mine inspired this savagery
in you, it was not my decision. It was a programed alter. I realize this might
be weird for you. I am not a normal person. You’re talking to a lot of
different people within me. Please don’t hurt me. Even if I were the most
villainous man on earth, the Bible tells us to pray for our enemies. Not to
medically abuse them, neglect their needs and rob from them. The Bible
testifies against you.
The medical procedures, the medical transport –
commissioning two able-bodied men to drive to a place to transport on a
stretcher, a human who cannot move themselves, the education – instilling in
youth knowledge, wisdom, values, the food banks, even the roadways, police and
fire protection, what’s it all for? Have you really forgotten? At one point in
this world’s history, everything was done for love. Even the architecture was
divine. This is not a crazy dream. It is completely attainable. Within a generation.
EVERYTHING could be glorious again. Because, if you’re not doing these things
for love, I wonder what you’re doing them for. It’s hard for me to understand
why two, able-bodied men would drive to a place to help a person who cannot
move, transporting them on a stretcher, if they had not love. Surely, it can’t
be only the money. The economy is broken! Are you transporting a piece of meat?
Ask yourself sincerely. Why do I do what I do? Nurses, are you patient? You’re
called to be. God sees. Remember this. He do. And he’s keeping a list.
Actually, you yourselves are the ones keeping the list, which will testify
against you. Justice is coming…
This is where humanity’s evil comes out. This here, is where
the concupiscence of man displays itself. Studying with the JW has filled my
heart with a righteous hunger for positivity to put in my own heart. They have
got quite the point. An area, which can be a beacon into our hearts. Like a
window. The Bible says not to be lovers of violence. How’s your reaction when
you see someone fall? Imagine the scene. Someone you hate (or even envy) falls
and busts their head open. How do you react? It would not seem very Christian
if you answered that you may rejoice over that, does it? I don’t say this to
shame you. Just a rhetorical question for self-analysis. Envy has turned a lot
of people into bullies. It’s okay. I know the reason you bully me. It’s because
you know my future. You know who God says I am… Our culture has become a
culture of death. Abortion on demand. Violent entertainment. Our culture has
become evil as the nails of satan. Even you are not entirely culpable. But… you
have the choice. You have the choice. We have gone from a society that defends
life to a society that sees a man dying and walks on by. It doesn’t bother him
in the slightest. But… We have the choice. It was learned. It can be unlearned.
You cannot tell me that you like this. That you enjoy it. Yes, there is thrill
in sin. But sin always leads to death. You are not doomed. Not all of you at
least. This is about life. Am I not speaking sense? Ignore the politics.
Estrange from it. If it’s inherent in my message, I cannot help that my story
condemns this culture of death. This is where it changed. You have become
estranged to the suffering of people. Even Christians. Think of the absurd
irony behind this. I recognize my role in this but Jesus! Ask yourself, would a
Christian use the physical, emotional and psychological distress of someone for
the purpose of causing more pain? Voila. Bullies. I know it’s not actually you.
I know your hearts are good. I say this very clearly. You cannot be a Christian
and condemn life. You cannot be a Christian and ignore the suffering of others.
You cannot be a Christian and weaponize someone’s suffering against them. Wake
up, laity. I will wait patiently for you to wake up. Know you will.
While there is never
reason to flee from God and doing His will, at times, there is reason for
compassion. Remember the prophet Jonah. The law of nature. . . Is it Jehovah’s
law? Nope. In fact. It’s the opposite of Jehovah’s law. Isn’t it? The idea of
survival of the fittest is diabolic. It has a place in nature. This is not the
way of God. The way of God is the small, the weak, the vulnerable, the
innocent, the small-EST are the most prized in His Kingdom. Are you in
Jehovah’s Kingdom, now? No. You have got a point. Do you desire to live for
satan in the time you have on this earth? Before you say it’s not Biblical,
read your Bible again. How long will I have to tolerate your hardness of heart?
Luke 15:11-32: Then he said: “A man had two sons. And
the younger one said to his father, ‘Father, give me the share of the property
that should come to me.’ So he divided his belongings between them. A few days
later, the younger son gathered all his things together and traveled to a
distant country and there squandered his property by living a debauched life. When
he had spent everything, a severe famine occurred throughout that country, and
he fell into need. He even went and attached himself to one of the
citizens of that country, who sent him into his fields to herd swine. And he
longed to be filled with the carob pods that the swine were eating, but no one
would give him anything. “When he came to his senses, he said, ‘How many
of my father’s hired men have more than enough bread, while I am dying here
from hunger? I will get up and travel to my father and say to
him: “Father, I have sinned against heaven and against you. I am no longer
worthy of being called your son. Make me as one of your hired men.”’ So he
got up and went to his father. While he was still a long way off, his father
caught sight of him and was moved with pity, and he ran and embraced him and
tenderly kissed him. Then the son said to him, ‘Father, I have sinned against
heaven and against you. I am no longer worthy of being called your son.’ But
the father said to his slaves, ‘Quick! bring out a robe, the best one, and
clothe him with it, and put a ring on his hand and sandals on his feet. Also
bring the fattened calf, slaughter it, and let us eat and celebrate, for this
son of mine was dead but has come to life again; he was lost and has been
found.’ And they started to enjoy themselves. “Now his older son was in the
field, and as he returned and got near the house, he heard music and dancing. So
he called one of the servants to him and asked what was happening. He said to
him, ‘Your brother has come, and your father slaughtered the fattened calf
because he got him back in good health.’ But he became angry and refused to go
in. Then his father came out and began to plead with him. In reply he said
to his father, ‘Look! These many years I have slaved for you and never once did
I disobey your orders, and yet you never once gave me a young goat to enjoy
with my friends. But as soon as this son of yours arrived who squandered your
belongings with prostitutes, you slaughtered the fattened calf for him.’ Then
he said to him, ‘My son, you have always been with me, and all the things that
are mine are yours. But we just had to celebrate and rejoice, for your brother
was dead but has come to life; he was lost and has been found.’”
In this parable, we recognize Jehovah’s compassion for
sinners. You may even say that Jehovah, in fact, loves the sinner even more
than the righteous son who had been with Him for the whole time. Why though? Is
it because the sinner has merited this love? No. It’s all grace. Here, again,
we see that your trophies and titles and prizes are meaningless to Jehovah. All
He wants is your soul. Your surrender. Jehovah God loves the sinner more for
one purpose. To draw the sinner to His heart. You are self-righteous. Your
works are filthy rags. Doctors, astronauts, professors, presidents… It means
nothing. Jehovah will install His own king to confound you. Here is the point:
Jehovah is compassionate and overlooks transgressions. It’s for a reason. He
forgives our sins when we seek Him in repentance because He sees the stumbling
blocks, which have led to our sin. He forgives us because He sees that we are
all in the same boat. We are all committing murder, adultery. It’s our pride
that tries to tell us we have earned God’s love through our good behavior and accomplishments.
I’m telling you. Wait for the secret sins to be unveiled. They will.
Levels of trauma.
Severity of sin. Because the developmental trauma, we as a society, have a
responsibility to rehabilitate these ones. We are not animals. This is about
heart. I recognize the fact that I have struggled with my mission has affected
the ‘heart’ of the world. I recognize that the cooling of hearts has been my
fault. At the same time, while there is never reason to run from the will of
God, sometimes, there are reasons worthy of compassion. Why do you think
Jehovah chose to use me in spite of all this? And continues to choose to use
me? Truth comes out at my death. Either way… Part of the problem is that you
cannot see the connection with the way I have lived my life with the trauma.
You still think your accomplishments and work as a person defines you. Even
your caritas, even your love is not what defines you. For, if Jehovah sooner
chooses the innocent child over even the priest, what could this say about your
works? Your works are filthy rags. Greater is the sinning child, who acts out
of frustration at not having his needs met, than the holiest and most
charitable of adults. I keep saying it: the older you are, the more distant you
are from the heart of Jehovah. It does not mean that you are evil and destined
apart from Him. On the contrary. But, it often means you have secret sins to
atone for. I was going to load this article with Bible verses supporting this
claim that children are precious in the eyes of Jehovah. I don’t think it is
necessary. The Bible verses are there. We all know them. If we have read the
Bible at all. We simply need ask why? Why are children important to God? The
reason you are so fascinated by proving your worth is because you feel
inadequate. Your own sinfulness haunts you. There are many, many secret sins in
the closet, which are coming out soon. Like a peacock, fluttering its feathers,
it’s the reason you take such pride in your works and accomplishments. Are you
a doctor? Are you a teacher? Are you an astronaut? Good. Humble yourselves.
Know you are not God. I say again: The child is the most important to God. For
this reason: His vulnerability. His innocence. His simplicity. True! Jehovah
blesses with talents those He loves. But, He employs those in His service to
the great commission over the development of talents. Do you use the Bible to
justify being bullies? You admit yourselves there is more to be known than
what’s in the Bible. Otherwise, what’s with the WT and Awake magazines? This is
about power to you. Nothing else. Wait. Jehovah will show you. All it takes to
see what I am against is a little bit of compassion. Jehovah chose me before I
was born. He asked me to live this life. He knew the risks. It’s the reason He
blesses me so much. You can’t see because you don’t understand what it’s like
to suffer. Estrange yourselves. Estrange yourselves from all other knowledge
right now. Even from what your teachers are instructing you. Consider this
letter. Along with Scripture. Then you will see what is really happening. You
will see that they are grasping straws to maintain their authority. True power,
when it recognizes a greater authority. . . Well, I won’t finish that
statement. Does it become envious and desire for the downfall and suffering of
that one in greater authority? Hmm. Maybe it is what is wrong with our society.
Kings assassinated. What happens when the greater authority is appointed by God
Himself?
We are called to compassion. Jesus demonstrated this in his
treatment of all. Even to the point of pardoning their sins. True, there is
imprudent and prudent compassion. We cannot have compassion to the point of
foolishness and to the point of becoming a doormat. Look guys, I recognize that
there is a wisdom in preserving yourself. I get that you test me. For I know my
past. It is my hope that when you realize the truth, you will help me. Until
then, I will be patient and trust. God will show you. That I am innocent. That
your plan is evil as the nails of satan. And what is happening in the world.
Luke 10:25-37: Now look! a man versed in the Law
stood up to test him and said: “Teacher, what do I need to do to inherit
everlasting life?” He said to him: “What is written in the
Law? How do you read?” In answer he said: “‘You must love Jehovah your God with
your whole heart and with your whole soul and with your whole strength and with
your whole mind’ and ‘your neighbor as yourself.’” He said to him: “You
answered correctly; keep doing this and you will get life.” But wanting to
prove himself righteous, the man said to Jesus: “Who really is my neighbor?” In
reply Jesus said: “A man was going down from Jerusalem to Jerʹicho and fell
victim to robbers, who stripped him, beat him, and went off, leaving him
half-dead. Now by coincidence a priest was going down on that road, but
when he saw him, he passed by on the opposite side. Likewise,
a Levite, when he came to the place and saw him, passed by on the opposite
side. But a certain Sa·marʹitan traveling the road came upon him, and at
seeing him, he was moved with pity. So he approached him and bandaged his
wounds, pouring oil and wine on them. Then he mounted him on his own animal and
brought him to an inn and took care of him. The next day he took out two
denarʹii, gave them to the innkeeper, and said: ‘Take care of him, and whatever
you spend besides this, I will repay you when I return.’ Who of these
three seems to you to have made himself neighbor to the man who fell victim to
the robbers?” He said: “The one who acted mercifully toward him.” Jesus
then said to him: “Go and do the same yourself.”
Here, we see Scriptural evidence of the compassion of God
embodied in the parable of a man who was considered unclean. In this parable,
the perfection of compassion is illustrated. So, the Samaritan, at seeing the
distress of this man, stops, goes beyond all expectation to help him. This
Samaritan did not ask, is he a member of my religion, sect, race, nation? He
did not ask what the injured man could do for him in return. In fact, he knew
he probably would not be repaid. In this is compassion perfected. On the
contrary, we see here a warning illustrated in the righteous men and the
authority. Who knows the reason, their reason for abandoning this injured man.
There may have even been good reason. Perhaps not a warning. Perhaps an
invocation. But, we are called to something greater. For, even if the religious
authority in this story had matter of duty or obligation, can you not see the
lesson contained in this parable? Compassion even has greater importance.
Thinking about it all, it really is a heart issue. Our
society has lost heart. Inherently, compassion is a western trait. Empathy for
wounded people is a trait evident in Western cultures and within white
cultures. The infiltration of other cultures to Canadian culture has eroded a
sense of heart for people who are wounded. Let us remember our heart as a
culture. It's not racist. It's simply that Christian cultures tend to be much
more compassionate. As opposed to other cultures. It is not that only white people
can be compassionate. It's just that Christian cultures tend to express empathy
more. St Kateri, St Bakhita, St Martin de Pores. There are always exceptions to
this rule. Keep persecuting me. I can take it.
Compassion in society is an illustration of where things
have become twisted. When we have compassion called for entire groups of people
because of the histories of their people, we ignore personal character. When we
have entire groups of people labeled as villains because of the histories of
their people. We ignore personal character. When we see sin as meriting
compassion, we are not thinking straight. Guys, it is all dependent on how we
view hearts. Not skin color. Not sexuality. Not gender. I might get some heat
for saying it (and I say it with utmost sensitivity and care) that just because
you are black does not mean that you are deserving of compassion. Just because
you are native does not mean you are worthy of compassion. Just because you are
homeless and poor does not mean you are worthy of compassion (although a bit
more). Does not the Torah say the thing: do not judge a man because of his
poverty or his riches? Use righteous discernment. Let us remember my good
spiritual friend, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who encouraged us to judge
people based not on their skin color but on the integrity of their character.
Within every race, every sexuality, every financial class, every area of this
world, you will have good. And you will have evil. Open your eyes. It is not a
thing that some utopian government can fix. God Himself will fix it. I only
encourage you to see compassion through the eyes of Jehovah. Do you think
Jehovah did not know the man bed ridden for thirty-eight years would go and
tell the pharisees who healed him? Jehovah did not let that stop Him. This is
insight: Compassion is merited to the one who suffers. In spite of his
reaction. Compassion is merited to the one who bleeds. In spite of the color
blood he bleeds. Why do we have hospitals? To heal the wounded. What we have
these days is a lot of people who are wounded in a way we cannot see. Healing
is coming. Let us have a proper perspective of compassion. For when we
understand what it is to be wounded, we understand what it is to heal. Is this
not in the Bible? You’re not looking hard enough. It blows me away that you are
having difficulty seeing this. Who is the one who suffers? Who really suffers
from an event? Say you have a family. The young child in the family is beaten
almost to death. This bears no semblance to my own story. Listen wide! Who is
the one who is the direct victim? Is it the boy? Or is it the parents? This
principle could be applied to cultural suffering. Yes, indeed, there will be
residual suffering. The effects of the past will be felt. But, who is the real
victim? Is it third grandchild of that person who suffered in the past? Or is
it the person who suffered in the past himself? Common sense! Test it! There’s
a lot of animosity these days because of this victim mentality that has been
instilled into entire generations of youth. Rioting, firebombs. . . Are these
methods of conflict resolution going to merit you compassion? They only serve
to illustrate where the integrity of your own character is.
Emotional wounds can be as devastating as a loss of a limb.
When trauma occurs, especially satanic developmental trauma, a rift is placed
between God and the child. That rift is not because of their sin. As a matter
of fact, they are completely innocent. The rift was created due to emotional
trauma. How does one recover? Societal rehabilitation is necessary. This is a
concept foreign to our culture. At least, the way our culture has grown to
accept reality. How do you recognize the health of a society? By the way it
treats their vulnerables and littles. A healthy society does not self-terminate
by killing itself in the womb. A healthy society does not force their warriors
onto the streets. I ask rhetorically, though already I know the answer, how
would society have responded had I told the truth about what happened to me
decades ago? When I was a child? After this injury? If your intellectual pride
prevents you from seeing this with compassion, you only do not see how this
affects you as well. It will happen. It is not my promise. It is God’s promise.
The Era of Peace. Have your leaders instructed you, Christians, that it’s time
to throw in the towel? And to forfeit? I don’t get it. Why wouldn’t this be
something all crave and desire? You’re logic is absurd to me. This is not about
inclusion. I just encourage you to see that compassion when it is warranted, is
not only Biblical. It is Godly. It’s what separates humans from animals. I will
wait until you realize my common sense. Allow yourself to be shepherded, you
run the risk of being shepherded by wolves.
Mark 1:40-45: There also came to him a leper,
pleading with him even on bended knee, saying to him: “If you just want to, you
can make me clean.” At that he was moved with pity, and he stretched out his
hand and touched him, and said to him: “I want to! Be made clean.” Immediately
the leprosy vanished from him, and he became clean. Then he gave him
strict orders and at once sent him away, saying to him: “See that you say
nothing to anyone, but go show yourself to the priest and offer for your
cleansing the things Moses directed, for a witness to them.” But after
going away, the man started to proclaim it a great deal and to spread the
account widely, so that Jesus was no longer able to enter openly into a city,
but he stayed outside in isolated places. Yet they kept coming to him from all
sides.
Compassion that cares about getting its hands dirty is not
real compassion. Jesus here, demonstrates the pure and holy and perfect love of
Jehovah. In that, while the case may be, no one else would have wanted to help
this man, Jehovah sees his heart. Here: who can blame everyone else for
avoiding this guy? Torah itself proclaims people with skin disease as unclean.
It was a matter of health. Can you not see the lesson in this? Jesus not only
spoke compassionately to him. He reached out and touched him. Here, we see the
miracle of the power of touch. Here, we see the miracle of the power of human
intimacy and love as a testament for the saving power and unfailing love and
grace and compassion of Jehovah. Guys, knowing a human loves you can show you
that God loves you. For most, we get this touch and love in childhood. And from
our mothers. What happens if we don’t? Dum dum dum… Human love can be the game
changer. It can be the thing, which leads us to choose Jehovah over satan. Love
over fear. Am I not speaking sense?
Empathy is what separates humans from animals. Humans
from machines. The sheep from the goats. You could say that this is the
point that makes us most like Jehovah. It’s what makes satanic ritual abuse so
devastating. In that it severs the child’s conscience and inhibits their
capacity for empathy. Look, I don’t want to hurt more. I have alters in me I do
not even know about. These are entirely creations of the abuse I endured. To
blame them on me would be like punishing a child for desiring to eat. I do not
want to be hurt more. If leaders have instructed me to be silent, to do
anything, it was not to me. It was to these alters. If you hurt me, it will
have been your choice. Not mine. I do not remember anything they said. Your
leaders have a responsibility to shepherd. Even me. If they are in fact,
leaders. Which includes making sure I am aware of what they think God’s will is
for me. No, it is envy, which plagues them. Watch them. They’ll try to trigger
out these alters to trigger a reaction from me. The bullies! The jealous,
envious bullies. It is like hitting an infant and saying ‘Aha!’ when it cries.
Look guys, I am begging you not to hurt me. I cannot help that my story seems
to so confound and upend all of your crackpot theories about the way society should
be run. You are not giving me an opportunity to be silent. When you have a
microphone in my room, access to everything I write, it is literally impossible
for me to be silent. Do you see that? You are only trying to censor me. I
understand the reason. It upends your whole narrative of power. The papacy will
be restored to what it was in times of justice and peace. It’s the reason the
previous pope got so vitriolic against me, isn’t it? The traditional Catholic
Church is right. But the terrible, widespread plague of corruption and abuses
of obedience kind of nullify the validity of the claim there once was to a
fullness of truth. When the Witnesses find out what is happening here, they
might just become the true ‘truer’ children of God. Catholics, are you
sacrificing your election for the sake of your tradition? Do you enjoy being
bullies?
Here's the thing: I want to keep this post short and simple.
For the sake of brevity so that it will be a thing that your memories are able
to retain. I was innocent. I was a child. Yes, children have inherited the
curse of original sin. But, all children have not manifested that original sin
in their hearts. Until the age of reason, children are the most innocent of
creatures. Let me ask of you: what makes abortion so evil? If, after all, they
are sinful, what’s the difference if we murder them? They deserve it, surely,
if they are sinful. Do you see the logic? The same could be said of a year-old
boy, a five-year-old girl. The same could be said for a twelve-year-old. This
is a matter of truth. Children are innocent. Matt. 18:10 says:
“See that you do not despise one of these little ones. For I tell you that in
heaven their angels always see the face of my Father who is in heaven.”
I know I have commit a lot of sin in my life. I never said I
was immaculate. I said I was inculpable. Satan and his natural inclination is
to destroy that which is innocent, pure and spotless. It is no mystery as to
why your world has come against me as enemy #1. Even if it is not overt at the
moment. Your world has become satan’s tool for seeking my life. The same of the
church. Because even in the church, there is a power dynamic. Even in the
church, power has become of more importance than truth and compassion and love.
Think about it. If I am crazy what does it matter what I say? I am going to
die. Not because of my sin. God always desired for me to be happy at my death.
He desired to protect me. It is because of who I am to God that makes me
special. It is because of what I suffered for Him. Are you trying to execute
the one who God says is special? I suppose it happened before. True Christians
will see and recognize that there is a reason God wanted to protect this child.
Worthy of compassion. Perhaps, he is worthy of compassion. His anger does not
prove his sinfulness. He is angry, justifiably. It has only become the signal
for bullies to say their ‘aha!’ about him. Again, if you knew that God desired
something for someone, would you deprive it from him because of your envy? It’s
not my sin that is hindering this.
When we understand the fact that everybody’s experience of
life is different, this can do one of two things. Either, it can harden our
hearts. We can look at our brother and sister as almost enemies and threats to
our personal growth. This inspires us to look upon them, their experiences and
even their trials as disdainful. We can do that. Or, we can commiserate with
them. We can help them carry their burdens. We can laugh with them. Rejoice
with them. Mourn with them. Pardon their offences. Compassion is not an option.
If you are a Christ follower, a follower first of Jehovah, we are called to
orderly and proper compassion. Sin is not so black and white. A person who
commits a sin in his past may not remain there. The Gospel calls us all to
change. Let us not take a snapshot of people in time and freeze them in that
spot.
I’m just asking you to have reasonable and appropriate
empathy. Here’s a thought for you. Everybody has the capacity to suffer on
equal levels in this world. Though, some suffer a great deal more than others.
Would we expect a person with no legs to ‘run’ a race? That’s preposterous.
Certain things happen to people, which prevent them from doing other things as
efficiently. That doesn’t mean that they don’t want to. Though they have not
stopped them from trying, they just have physical or emotional or even psychological
limitations because of experiences that have shaped them. Okay, it’s a
complicated thought. But I hope you get the picture.
I want to offer you
encouragement. Everyone’s journey is different. Not everyone experiences the
same path on this life. But, we all experience hurt. We all have such
beautifully made, intricate minds and bodies. It’s nothing short of incredible.
The truth is that these systems can be hurt. It’s a difficult truth but if you
really examine it for what it means, it is such a beautiful and precious truth.
One that makes us all the more valuable and precious. Healing is a remarkably
powerful and productive thing. What may hurt now can be amazing and such an
opportunity for growth later. We all just need to understand to have empathy.
Don’t forget the way your hearts have been touched deeply and positively in
your lives. And seek out these experiences. Seek out these experiences and
memories of love. Remember, we are all human beings. We all suffer greatly.
This can be a matter which unites us greatly as a community. It doesn’t have to
tear us apart. I want to encourage you to seek Christ. Seek God, the Father through
His Word and His Son, Jesus of Nazareth, the Christ. You have all been through
so much. We don’t have to be so strong anymore. God loves you. This will not
come as a shock to you. Things will make sense soon. Everything will work for
the best. I promise you this. I hope you will be able to rejoice in what is
happening. I am asking and praying for that. I want the best for your world.
And nothing would make me happier in my soul to have people rejoice about what
I have been called to do. Everything is for the glory of God.
But become kind to one another, tenderly compassionate,
freely forgiving one another just as God also by Christ freely forgave you (Ephesians 4:32).
I recognize the problem here is that the truth about what
happened to me is obfuscated. Even if it is in darkness, how it has affected me
continues. It’s not a matter of lack of forgiveness. You hit somebody, it’s
going to bruise. The same for emotions. The more intense the earlier it begins.
You believe it to be a result of my sin that truth has not come out. God will
show you. The reason truth must come out is for the world. I am not trying to
hurt anyone. If people are hurt by truth, it will pale in comparison with the
joy, which will follow. I do not want vengeance. I want the world to be blessed
by my story. The reason my truth is obfuscated is because satan tries to hurt
God by hurting me.
God bless you. Remember compassion. Your sacrifices of goats
and smoke offerings are worthless without just a little bit of heart. Remember
this: Jesus asks for mercy, not sacrifice.
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