It's a Question I Can't Answer

I don’t know if my Angels are only for me, or for me to share with the world.  This is a question I have been unable to answer for almost 25 years.  However, I think my Angels gave me a hint when they said that I will help prepare the way for the coming of the Messiah.  HOW I do this is totally up to me.  But I can do it any way I wish, because all I really have to do is breathe.  That is it.  I will live to see the Messiah come.  Now, the problem is that this isn’t the normal things Angels do.  I understand this perfectly.  But that gets me to something my Angels told me about myself that while I have shared it with a few and have even written about it here in this blog, I am no longer going to mention it.  I accept what I claim is from my Angels.

Now, generally speaking, Angels don’t teach theology.  I understand this too.  But because of my Angels, I have a way of interpreting the Bible from cover to cover, as well as understanding the life and ministry of Jesus, particularly as it relates to His parables.  I have mentioned this a number of times in this blog, but it goes back to the parable of the Old Cloak and the Old Wine Skin.  Jesus says that you can’t put a patch on an old cloak and make it new, nor can one put new wine in an old wine skin and make it new.  Now, my Angels didn’t teach me this.  In fact, my understanding of how to interpret the Bible came to me years later, when I finally understood what my Angels were saying to me that night.  It’s so incredibly simple.  One can lose one’s salvation.  But if one loses it, one has to have it to begin with.  And this is where I butt heads with those in the Church who insist that we HAVE to be saved, because all are born into the sin of Adam.  But I am saying that what Jesus is saying here is that we are all born with salvation and that there IS a sin we can commit that will cause us to forever lose it.  I know biblical scholars have wrestled with the parables for some 2,000 years, asking what they mean.  It’s so simple.  The ONE sin that can’t be undone in the intentional taking of ANY Human Life for ANY reason. 

This thinking defies conventional logic.  If Jesus died for ALL sins, then in fact, all sins are covered.  That is  my point.  Jesus didn’t die for ALL sins.  He died for ALL sins, and I could just leave it at that.  But the parables teach us there are exceptions.  And that is the intentional taking of ANY Human Life for ANY reason, including our very own lives.  It’s the two sins we cannot commit.  This is what Jesus is saying.  Once one has intentionally taken a Human Lire or one commits suicide, then one has lost one’s salvation, never ever getting it back, NO MATTER what one does.  There is no getting back salvation once it is lost.  This is what Jesus teaches, not only in His parable, but in His life and ministry.  It’s why the Pharisees hated Him so much.  They carried out the Law of Moses, which demands life for certain sins.  They couldn’t accept what Jesus is saying either.  I can.  And THAT right there is what makes me different.  I can accept what I am saying Jesus is saying.  And if I explain the source of this theology, then I have to explain my Angels.  They ARE the source.  And there is nothing I can do to undo what God has done.  So, I either live my life as a recluse, or spend my life explaining my Angels.  I prefer the latter to the former.  It’s so much easier than to debate with people who will NEVER believe as I do.  I know.  It’s just not the way people think or have been taught.  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.”