Thy Kingdom come; Thy Will be done (1). Details of the New Era after the Tribulation

(Make the Sign of the Cross before reading and read to the end…) – April 20, 2021

(The Lord’s Prayer realizes the New Era…)

“When the earth has completed its renovation, the men who populate it will be restored Christians, they will also be in the full truth of Jesus Christ, as He taught it to the men of His time, in His epoch. This is the Gospel that will be taught anew, and the Bible, with its Old and New Testaments, will remain unchanged. It contains the Divine Word, and the Divine Word is perpetual.

When the men of the New Era have recovered from the journey they have made through upheaval, destruction, war and the conversion of their souls, when they have recovered, they will begin to rebuild.

In the first instance, they will rebuild what they deem necessary: their own homes, the shops they need for daily life, churches and chapels. The latter will be as necessary to them as their own homes, because Sunday, the Lord’s Day, will be honored and respected. Work days will not include the Lord’s Day, except for what is necessary, such as caring for all living things.

Men will once again be good and considerate, fervent disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, and whatever they undertake, they will do in observance of Divine Law. The Lord’s Prayer will be observed to the letter.

Pater Noster qui es in Cælis:
sanctificétur Nomen Tuum;
advéniat Regnum Tuum;
fiat Volúntas Tua, sicut in Cælo, et in terra.

Our Father [1], who art in Heaven,
hallowed be Thy Name [2],
Thy Kingdom come [3],
Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven! [4]

And so it will be, and men will strive to do God’s will in the best possible way, at all times and in all places.

Panem nostrum cotidiánum da nobis hódie.’

‘Give us this day our daily bread. [5]

Yes, men will have a rich and fertile land, it will bear fruit without fear of nature’s procrastination. The Lord Jesus Christ will also take care to give Himself in communion to all His children on earth; this union of man with God will be the leaven of all good in this new time of God’s Reign on earth. Men will strive to practice religion with fervor, piety and regularity, and God will be happy to look upon the earth, love it and preserve it in grace and fertility.

Et dimítte nobis débita nostra,
sicut et nos dimíttimus debitóribus nostris.

Forgive us our trespasses
as we forgive those who trespass against us. [6]

Yes, when a fault or error has been committed, the guilty person will make a point of acknowledging his weakness and the offended person will not hold a grudge for the fact accused.

Et ne nos indúcas in tentatiónem
sed líbera nos a malo.’

Lead us not into temptation [7],
but deliver us from evil.

Yes, God will give His graces as He always does, but the difference in this new time of God’s Reign is that man will not turn away from them; he will pray to obtain them, he will pray to be sheltered from any fault as much as possible, and God will rejoice over him. This is how good men behave when they are convinced Christians. God asks for nothing more than the observance of His Laws.

My children, this golden age is about to be established on earth. Prepare yourselves for it, and live in the same spirit as the first Christians, delighted to know and love God, and to follow Him, whatever path He chose for each of them. Some lived long lives, others less, still others suffered martyrdom, but all experienced at the end of their days the joy and happiness of the eternal Divine Presence.

May it be so for each of you today. May God bless and protect you.”

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For those of good will destined to overcome the coming events and tribulation:

Additional and extended explanation of the Lord’s Prayer by Jesus to His Apostles, during His second year of public life (Maria Valtorta: “The Poem of the Man-God” or “The Gospel as revealed to me”). Correct meaning of “Thy Kingdom come, Thy Will be done”: The Kingdom of God on earth in the New Era, after the tribulation.

1. Our Father

Jesus: “Say: ‘Father! Father!’. And never tire repeating this word. Do you not know that every time you say it, Heaven shines because of God’s joy? If you said with true love no other word but that one, you would be saying a prayer pleasing to the Lord. ‘Father! Father!’ the little ones say to their fathers. It is the first word they say: ‘Mother, father’. You are the little children of God. I begot you from the old man you were and whom I destroyed by means of My love to give birth to the new man, the Christian. Call, therefore, the Most Holy Father Who is in Heaven, with the first word that little children learn.”

2. Hallowed be Thy Name (May Your Name be held holy)

Jesus: “Oh! Name, which is holier and sweeter than any other name and which the fear of the guilty taught you to conceal under a different one. No, no longer Adonai. He is God. He is the God Who in an excess of love created Mankind. And Mankind, from now onwards, with lips cleansed by the purification that I am preparing, should call Him by His Name, awaiting to fully comprehend the true meaning of the Incomprehensible One, when the best children of Mankind, united to Him, will rise to the Kingdom that I have come to establish.”

3. Thy Kingdom come (Your Kingdom come on earth as it is in Heaven)

Jesus: “Desire its coming with all your strength. If it came, it would be the joy of the earth. The Kingdom of God in hearts, in families, among citizens and nations. Suffer, work, sacrifice yourselves for this Kingdom. Let the earth be a mirror reflecting the life of Heaven in each individual. It will happen. All this will happen one day. Centuries of tears and blood, of errors, persecutions, of darkness relieved by flashes of light radiating from the mystical Light of My Church will precede the moment in which the earth will possess the Kingdom of God (The New Era, the thousand-year Happy Kingdom -Rv. Ch. 20-after the Tribulation) [8]. Oh! My Church: although a boat, it will never be sunk, as it is also a cliff unshakeable by breakers and will hold high the Light, My Light, the Light of God. And it will then be like the intense blazing of a star which, having reached the perfection of its existence, disintegrates, an immeasurable flower of the ethereal gardens, to breathe its existence and love at the feet of its Creator, in a rutilant throb. But it will most certainly come. And then there will be the perfect, blessed eternal Kingdom of Heaven.”

4. Thy Will be done on earth as it is in Heaven! (And may Your will be done on earth as it is in Heaven)

Jesus: “The submission of one’s will to the will of another person can be accomplished only when one reaches perfect love for that creature. The submission of one’s will to God’s can be achieved only when one achieves possession of the theological virtues in a heroic degree. In Heaven, where everything is faultless, God’s will is done. You, children of Heaven, must learn to do what is done in Heaven.”

5. Give us this day our daily bread (Give us today our daily bread)

Jesus: “When you are in Heaven, God alone will be your nourishment. Beatitude will be your food. But here, you still need bread and since you are the children of God, it is only fair to say: “Father, give us some bread”. Are you afraid He will not hear you? Oh! no! Just think: If one of you has a friend and, if he finds out that he has no bread to offer another friend or relative, who has arrived in the middle of the night, goes to his friend saying: “Lend me three loaves, because a guest has arrived and I have nothing to give him to eat”, can he possibly hear his friend answer him from inside the house: “Do not bother me, I have already bolted the door and my children are already sleeping beside me. I cannot get up and give you what you want”? No. If he has applied to a true friend and if he insists, he will receive what he asks for. He would receive it also if he applied to someone who was not a very good friend. He would be satisfied because of his insistence, as his friend, of whom he asked the favor, will hasten to give him what he wants, so that he may no longer be bothered. But when you pray the Father, you do not turn to a friend of the earth, but you apply to the Perfect Friend Who is the Father of Heaven. That is why I say to you: “Ask, and it will be given to you, search, and you will find, knock and the door will be opened to You”. For the one who asks will receive, the one who searches always finds, the one who knocks will have the door opened to him. What father among you would hand his son a stone when he asked for bread? Or hand him a snake instead of a roasted fish? A father who did that to his own children would be a criminal. I have already told you and I will repeat it to convince you to be good and trustful. As a sound-minded person would not give a scorpion instead of an egg, with what greater bounty will God give you what you ask for! Because He is good, whereas you are more or less wicked. Ask, therefore, the Father for your bread with humble filial love.”

6. Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us (Forgive us our debts as we forgive those who are in debt to us)

Jesus: “There are material debts and spiritual ones. There are also moral debts. The money or the goods that one has received as a loan and must give back, are a material debt. Esteem extorted and not Oven back and love wanted and not returned are a moral debt. To obey God, from Whom one would exact much giving Him very little, and to love Him are a spiritual debt. He loves us and is to be loved, as a mother, a wife, a son, from whom so much is exacted, are to be loved. A selfish man wants to receive, but does not give. But an egoist is poles apart from Heaven. We are in debt to everybody. From God to a relative, from a relative to a friend, from a friend to our neighbor, to a servant, to a slave, because they are all beings like ourselves. Woe to him who does not forgive! He will not be forgiven. God, out of justice, cannot remit the debt of a man who is in debt to Him, the Most Holy One, if man does not forgive his fellow man.”

7. Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil (Do not put us to the test, but save us from the Evil One)

Jesus: “Pray with humility that God may avert temptations from you. Oh! humility! To know oneself for what one is! Without losing heart, but to know oneself! Say: “I may give in, even if I do not think I could do it, because I am but an imperfect judge of myself. Therefore, Father, if possible, deliver me from temptations by keeping me so close to You as not to allow the Evil One to harm me”. Because, remember, it is not God Who tempts you to evil things, but it is the Evil One who tempts you. Pray the Father that He may support your weakness so that it may not be led into temptation by the Evil One.”

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Maria Valtorta: “The Poem of the Man-God” or “The Gospel as revealed to me”

It narrates the birth and childhood of the Virgin Mary and her Son Jesus; the three years of Jesus’ public life (forming the largest section); his passion, death, resurrection, and ascension; the beginnings of the Church; and the assumption of Mary. In lofty literary style, the work describes landscapes, environments, people, and events with the vividness of graphic depiction. It presents characters and situations with introspective insight and sets forth moments of joy or drama with the feeling of someone really taking part in them. It provides information on the characteristics of settings, customs, rites, and cultures with convincing detail. By way of a gripping account of the Redeemer’s earthly life, especially through discourse and dialogue, the work sheds light upon the whole doctrine of Christianity in keeping with Catholic orthodoxy.

Where to get the 10 volumes:

https://mariavaltortastore.com/en/