Be prepared to be tested

Be prepared, dear ones, to sacrifice everything for love of Jesus and to live in His Light

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Messages of Our Lady of Emmitsburg to Gianna Talone, USA

Nostra Signora di Emmitsburg

(Reading: 2 min)

August 1, 2026Our Lady of Emmitsburg:

«My dear little children, praised be Jesus!

It is better to be blind and know the Truth of God than to see and not know His Truth.

I have shown you how to choose the better part and to live in His Truth.

The line in the sand is being drawn between those who spiritually see and truly know the Truth of Him and those who do not.

When you love My Son, you receive His Light.

His Love is Light.

In His Light you can accomplish whatever He desires you to do.

His Light will blind the evil from you so that you will know what is true.

This helps you to realize that you can do nothing without His Light, which enlightens you to know His Truth.

Be prepared, dear ones, to sacrifice everything for love of Him and to live in His Light.

His Light will shield you from evil, help you know what is true, draw you ever closer to Him, and lead you to see Him face to face in Heaven.

If someone you love hurts you, pray for this loved one, and do not lose hope.

Be confident that your prayers of love will draw your loved one back to My Son’s Truth.

Have Faith in Him.

Be prepared to be tested, My little ones.

As the Angels’ fidelity [1] was tested, you also will be tested in your lifetime.

When that happens, choose Him, and you will see Him Face to Face.

Do not jeopardize your place with Him.

Live now in His Love and His Light. You will know the Truth.

Peace to you, little children.

I bless you in the Name of My Son, Jesus, who has sent Me to you.

Thank you for responding to My call.

Ad Deum».

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  1. The fall of angels refers to the expulsion of certain angels from heaven due to their rebellion against God. This event is primarily associated with Lucifer, who led a rebellion against divine authority.

    Key Biblical References: Isaiah and Revelation

    Isaiah 14:12-15: This passage describes the fall of a figure often interpreted as Lucifer, who sought to ascend to heaven and be like the Most High, resulting in his downfall.

    Revelation 12:7-9: This scripture depicts a war in Heaven where Michael and his angels fight against the dragon (Satan) and his angels, leading to their defeat and expulsion from Heaven.

    Judgment and Punishment:

    2 Peter 2:4: This verse states that God did not spare the angels when they sinned but cast them into hell, keeping them in chains until judgment.

    Jude 1:6: Similar to 2 Peter, this passage mentions angels who did not keep their positions of authority and are now bound in everlasting chains.

    Theological Implications:

    The fall of angels is significant in Christian theology as it illustrates the concept of rebellion against God and the consequences of sin. It emphasizes that evil is a corruption of goodness, stemming from the actions of these fallen angels, who are often equated with demons in later interpretations.

    This narrative serves as a warning about pride and disobedience, highlighting the importance of remaining faithful to Divine Authority.

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Trust God that you are exactly where you are meant to be.

«Let nothing disturb you.
Let nothing frighten you.
All things are passing away:
God never changes.
Patience obtains all things.
Whoever has God lacks nothing;
God alone suffices».

-St. Teresa of Avila.

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