Introduction to the Message of the Angels and the Interpretation of the Parables of Jesus

         On the night of November 25, 1993, beginning at precisely 11:30pm in the evening and concluding at precisely 2:00am on the morning of November 26, I, Brother Ralphie, had a conversation with Angels.  There will be those who will doubt this experience.  I can’t do anything about the doubters, but the fact is that in my own mind this experience was real and in my own mind, I AM the ONLY proof that this experience actually took place.  However, since this experience I have had conversations about this experience with a number of people who can all testify to the fact that this experience was real at least to myself.

         In this two and one half hour period of time, I can reduce EVERYTHING the Angels told me to two simple statements.  One, Jesus died for EVERY sin EXCEPT for the sins of murder and suicide, and two, if we knew what heaven was like we would be falling all over ourselves trying to get in.  I can only prove this experience in how I interpret the Bible from cover to cover.  It’s easy for me to say that the Bible proves this by simply interpreting the Bible with this understanding.  However, there will be those who do NOT or will NOT interpret the Bible as I do.  My thinking is that there will be some who will “see.”  There will be those who do NOT nor will they ever “see.”

         I believe that the prophets of the Old Testament, the Apostle Paul, the New Testament writers, and Jesus Himself all KNEW this was the mystery of God and that God would judge to eternal damnation all those who purposely have taken human life.  This was the confrontation between Jesus and the Pharisees, for I believe that the Pharisees understood that they could take human life if anyone violated any of the Old Testament laws.  Jesus’ confrontation with the Pharisees was, I believe, over the enforcement of the Old Testament laws.  Jesus, I believe, understood there was only ONE Law of God and that Law was and still is Human Life.  So, I interpret the parables of Jesus with this understanding.  He disagreed with the Pharisees about the reasons why anyone would be put to death.  This is why the Apostle Paul says in Romans 3:23 that EVERYONE is worthy of death for no one is righteous before God.  The Apostle Paul knew that as a Christian he no longer could persecute Christians and put them in prison and that I believe his “thorn in the flesh” was that he constantly had to remind the new Christians that he never put anyone to death even though he put people in prisons for what they did.

         This is why the Apostle Paul calls himself the “chief of sinners” as he says in I Timothy 1:15.  The Apostle Paul knew, I believe, that taking human life was against the one Law of God for which Jesus Himself did NOT sacrifice Himself on the cross.  I believe that Jesus understood He could NOT have died for the sin of the Pharisees, which was the purposeful taking of human life.  It is why too that the Pharisees could NOT have been directly responsible for the killing of Jesus for they could NOT have killed a man they believed to be innocent.  Jesus could NOT have sinned in ANY manner that would have given reason for the Pharisees to be justified for the taking of His life.  This is why Jesus could NOT have had one drop of alcohol, for doing so would have put the whole plan of God’s salvation in jeopardy and would have been just cause for the Pharisees to say that Jesus was a sinner.  This is why Jesus associated Himself with ALL manner of sinners for none of these people were to have been known to take a human life.

         I believe therefore than when Nicodemus comes to Jesus by night, so as to not to have been seen by his peers to speak to Jesus, and asks Jesus how to be saved, Jesus responds to him in John 3:33 by saying that unless a man is born again he cannot see the Kingdom of God.    Nicodemus then asks him how a man can be born again if he is old.  Jesus is saying in the rest of this dialogue that in order to be born again, there is NO other way than to re-enter a mother’s womb with the knowledge of salvation and start life over again with this knowledge.  I believe therefore, that what Jesus is saying to Nicodemus is that it is impossible to re-enter a mother’s womb and be born all over again.  Jesus did NOT; I believe, save the soul of Nicodemus for Nicodemus as a leader of the Pharisees had taken human life and therefore could NOT have been saved.

         This is how I interpret the life and teachings of Jesus.  He couldn’t have been accused of ever taking human life and that if indeed He had not healed, some might suggest that He murdered when He could have healed.  This is what Mary and Martha were suggesting to Jesus in John 11:32 that if Jesus had been there, Lazarus would not have died.  They were implying that Jesus in some way was responsible for the death of Lazarus and Jesus wept, not because of Lazarus having died, but for the lack of faith of Mary and Martha and for ALL of Israel.  Jesus had no other choice but to raise Lazarus from the dead so as to not be accused of having taken the life of Lazarus by being absent from where He was needed.  They wanted Him to heal Lazarus, but instead He went to Judea.  While He was gone, Lazarus had died.  This is why Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead.

         There is an account where the Pharisees seek to stone a prostitute in John 8:1-11.  As Jesus confronts the Pharisees, he kneels down, picks up a stick, and begins to write in the dirt.  Some have speculated as to what Jesus wrote; even suggesting that he wrote the names of the Pharisees in the dirt.  I would suggest that it had nothing to do with what he was writing, but that He was simply averting the attention they had on the prostitute to Himself.  They wanted to know what He was doing.  And by this simple act, He disarms the Pharisees and then says in John 8:7, “He who is without sin among you cast the first stone.”  We know what happens after this.  The Pharisees depart and then Jesus turns to the prostitute and asks, “Woman where are your accusers?”  I am sure she felt that Jesus was worthy enough to stone her and she feared for her life in front of Jesus, and when she says no one is there, Jesus says to her, “I don’t accuse you either.  Go and sin no more.”  What Jesus is saying to her, is that if the Pharisees catch her again in the act of prostitution, they WOULD kill her; and more than likely He wouldn’t be there to protect her the next time.

         Now, some have suggested that my interpretation of these events is like a leap of faith in that I arrive at a conclusion without really developing my thinking as to how I arrive at these conclusions.  Well, once again, I bring your attention to something I claim the Angels told me.  Jesus died for EVERY sin except for the sins of murder and suicide.  Jesus could not have been accused of murder.  We know that He didn’t commit suicide, because He died on the cross and the fact that the Romans didn’t break His legs is proof that Jesus was definitely dead on the cross.

         This concludes my introduction to the life and teachings of Jesus, as He understood His ministry from what I have claimed to be taught by my Angels.  Jesus knew He was NOT to have died for the sin of the Pharisees, which was the sin of murder.  This is the conflict Jesus had with the Pharisees.  They believed in carrying out the Old Testament Law to the greatest extent believing that in doing so, they were ushering in the Kingdom of God.  Jesus knew they were acting on behalf of Satan by murdering sinners knowing that they themselves were just as guilty as the ones they put to death.  This is why the Pharisees sought to kill Jesus and did everything in their power to catch Him in any sin they could knowing that ANYONE who said he or she was the son or daughter of God could be put to death for blasphemy.  But Jesus was sinless.  And He died on the cross as a perfect sacrifice because there was no sin in Him.  Jesus knew His mission.  It wasn’t on the cross where Jesus suffered, but in the Garden where He wasn’t sure He had done the perfect will of God.  It wasn’t until Judas came with the soldiers and kissed Jesus that Jesus knew He had done the perfect will of God and was indeed the perfect sacrifice for the world.

         If Jesus had been guilty of ANY sin, Judas would NOT have betrayed Him and further, Judas would NOT have hung Himself over the death of a man worthy of death.  If there were ANY sin in Jesus He would have died the death of one guilty of sin.  But as it was, He was put to death sinless so that the world would know of God’s salvation.  It’s not what we do in order to be saved, but what we don’t do.  However, to live a life of Peace is to be willing to die as Jesus died.  He died without having ever taken the life of any other, or even be accused of having done so.  This is why He healed.  He wasn’t able to take life, but to give life and by His death and resurrection, we don’t have to die on our sins, but live by His Grace and die receiving eternal life.  Peace.