And then there is Jesus

There has not been a subject that has more written about it than the life of Jesus.  One can think of it as the size of the sun, when knowing Jesus is as simple as that of an atom.  Jesus isn’t really all that complicated if one knows where to look.  And THAT is the problem.  People look everywhere.  Historically, people have been looking everywhere for the significance of Jesus.  And while I am not suggesting that most anyone would accept my definition of Jesus as I claim was given to me by my Angels, the fact is, I don’t have to convince one single person of this.  One needs to look no further than the parables beginning with Mark 4:13 where Jesus says all the parables say the same thing.  The problem is that the Church forgives ALL sins, including murder and suicide.  And as long as there is forgiveness for these sins, the significance of the historical Jesus won’t be found.  It’s as simple as this.  Some will argue that Moses took the life of an Egyptian and that King David killed his “tens of thousands.”  In fact, there doesn’t seem to be an Old Testament patriarch that doesn’t have blood on his hands.  I am saying this is very true and that Jesus is the exception.  He does NOT have blood on His hands.  Therefore, He is different.  But how?

I can explain this so incredibly simply that a four-year-old can understand what I am saying.  One simply does NOT intentionally take a Human Life.  Since all the parables say the same thing, I can go to the definitive parable about the old cloak and the old wineskin and say there is a sin God will NOT forgive.  It’s so simple.  Just don’t take a Human Life.  God doesn’t care what we do as long as we can live with ourselves.  But again, this isn’t the understanding of the Church.  There is no salvation if we don’t recognize the forgiveness of ALL our sins and REPENT.  However, there IS a sin God won’t forgive.  Jesus was sinless, otherwise, the Pharisees would have had cause to put Him to death themselves.  This is proof of Jesus’ sinless nature.  The Pharisees had no reason to kill Jesus.  So, they turned to Rome to do the job for them.  And even Rome found no guilt in Jesus.  He was sinless.  So, He died for ALL sins, yes, but there are exceptions.  There are only two:  murder and suicide.  That is all there is to it. 

I don’t really expect anyone to believe in my interpretation of the parables of Jesus.  The Church will continue to forgive ALL sins.  In fact, it has to.  It’s the ONLY way for salvation and for membership in a congregation.  There will be those who will insist it can’t be that simple.  But that is what I AM saying.  It IS THAT simple.  Just don’t take a Human Life.  Once you see this, there is NOTHING about Jesus you can’t understand.  It’s so incredibly simple.  Knowing Jesus then, is just as simple.  He NEVER intentionally took a Human Life.  That is all there is to it.  But His death was such that He is able to forgive ALL other sins.  He died for ALL other sins.  And whether one believes this or not doesn’t really matter to me.  I will be proven correct in time.  I can lose my patience too.  When the Messiah comes He will give proof to all I have been saying.  Otherwise, I am not doing much more than giving my Angels lip service.  But I do what I am able to do and I relax and let God do all the rest.  The sin of having intentionally taken a Human Life is the ONLY sin that can’t be undone.  We can pay penance for breaking all laws except this one.  Once a Human Life is taken, there is nothing a person can do to give that life back or replace it.  NOTHING is more important to God than EVERY single Human Life.  This is what Jesus teaches.  And nothing really can be as simple as this.  Peace.  I am Brother Ralphie writing for my Angels from The Angels of Life Institute. Brother Ralphie works from his study for the promotion of Peaceful living and inner Peace with God. He calls this the “Sanctity of Human Life Movement.”