Their responsibility is immense, and so will be their punishment

(Important, read all…) Anno Domini 2021, January 17

Their responsibility is immense, and so will be their punishment

“When the earth revolts from the abuse to which it has been subjected, men will in turn revolt because of the scarcity to which they will have been subjected. Their revolt will make them thieves and pilferers, and they will not accept their new condition of deprivation.

Men have enjoyed so much variety in their so-called vital needs, that they will not accept deprivation. They’ll revolt and raid the biggest chains; small shops in town will also be targeted. These small shops, already loss-making as a result of the state-imposed closures, will be shut down for good, and their owners will join the ranks of the insurgents.

The Government will try to provide them with some insufficient aid, but this will have no healing effect. It is man’s duty to work, and without work, he can neither fulfill his own condition as a worker, nor his family duties. He will lose his self-esteem, and many will not stand for it.

When the Government prevents its citizens from providing for themselves, it is not only unjust but criminal. The rule of confinement can be accepted for a time, but if it goes beyond the exceptional measure to become habitual, it is detrimental to those it mistreats and becomes unjust and criminal.

The dose of acceptability has now been reached, and if the Government does not reverse this measure to enable the inhabitants to earn their daily bread and that of their families, it will have become hostile and criminal. The Government has a duty to protect its citizens. If protection against disease also becomes mortifying, its authority is vile and its decrees inhumane. This state of affairs is unacceptable, and people will stop accepting it at the risk of catching the disease they need to fight. This disease is less serious than the plague of past centuries, but in those days, there was no such thing as confinement.

People, if they were motivated by Christian and charitable feelings, looked after the sick and brought them consolation and comfort. In today’s sickness, however, the Government acts in the opposite way to charity and comfort. It isolates the sick, forbids families to help or support them, and these poor sick people can die without affection or help from the Holy Roman Catholic Church.

This disease management is run by dry hearts, neurotic people and soulless leaders. These men are not worthy of their office, and when their turn comes to be presented before God’s Tribunal, they will bow their heads lower than their heels, and their excuses or justifications will not even be heard. May they repent and ask God for forgiveness before that terrible, lie-free moment.

Yes, it’s a good idea to protect yourself from this disease, because it’s man-made, not a natural phenomenon. It is, therefore, more harmful than a natural phenomenon because it is precisely unnatural. Any voluntary attack on God’s work, such as bombs or gunfire, is more harmful than so-called natural nuisances, which have a balancing, not a unilateral destructive role.

This man-made disease is disastrous when it affects people who are already ill, because the healing process of the first vulnerability is undermined. These people cannot overcome two attacks when they were already in difficulty. So, it’s not the disease that kills, but the combination of weaknesses that overwhelms the frailty of the weakened person. It is therefore wrong – and it is I, Jesus Christ, who say this – to attribute this disease to the deaths of the frail, when this disease alone could not kill the majority.

I know all about this disease, its birth, its spread and its harmfulness, and I will judge the men responsible for it with the firmness and justice that such homicide deserves. Those who bear this responsibility have harmed not only every human being affected by it, but also the divine work of creation. Their responsibility is immense, and so will be their punishment.

May the men who fall into this trap pray for their executioners, and may they realize their fault before it’s too late.”

Source: srbeghe.blog