Dread or Joy?

            There are two kinds of people in this world: Those are the ones who will rejoice when the Messiah comes and those who are going to dread His arrival.  Those who rejoice at His arrival have NOTHING to fear and those who have everything to dread about His arrival have taken human life.  It’s really THAT simple.

            I believe that the Church since the time of Constantine at least has taught that God forgives the sin of taking human life.   The fact is that there are two things to say from the Bible about the taking of human life.  First of all, according to Mark 4:13, all the parables of the Bible say exactly the same thing.  Therefore, what Jesus is saying is that the Pharisees were guilty of murdering according to Leviticus 20 and there is no way they could have believed anything He taught.  I don’t believe that Nicodemus WAS saved for a very simple reason:  As the leader of the Pharisees, he was guilty of the one sin Jesus knew He wouldn’t die for.  This is why He told Nicodemus to re-enter into his mother’s womb and be born all over again.  What Nicodemus tells Him is that it is impossible for him to do that.  Jesus says to him that it is the ONLY way for him to be saved.

            Anyone who has taken a human life has everything to dread about the coming of the Messiah.  My thinking is that there are about some 200 million people in this world who are guilty of murder.  Now, I don’t know if this number is correct or not, because it could be more and it could be less.  But these people will be sent to hell when the Messiah comes.  The rest of us will go on to live in the Period of Peace following the arrival of the Messiah.

            Yes, there are those who have much to fear in regard to the coming of the Messiah.  ANYONE who has taken a human life will NOT see the Kingdom of Heaven, nor will he or she see the Messiah set up His earthly Kingdom of Peace.  Those who have taken human life will dread the arrival of the Messiah and those who haven’t taken human life will enter into the New Millennium with Joy.  The choice is for anyone to make.  Once one has made that choice, there is nothing anything he or she can do about it.  One can’t get back salvation that has already been lost.  I am making a fair warning to anyone who even believes that God forgives the taking of human life.  If you have NOT taken a human life it is best to remain as you are and that is to remain innocent until the arrival of the Messiah.  Peace.

Brother Ralphie

For The Angels of Life Institute