Throughout history, men have spoken vile, hateful things, and often acted on those words; doing great evils upon God’s good Earth. They have lied to men, gaining support for their vile acts through empty promises or painting their enemies as something less than human. Men continue to do this, with words making themselves into something of great virtue, and their enemies as something of a great evil, to be annihilated in the sake of all righteousness.

The words of the truly righteous all point to this, that a man seeking virtue must lower himself before others, and his heart find not greatness, but misery.

Those who thirst after vengeance, have not experienced mercy; for had they come to knowledge of their sinfulness, their unholiness; their misery & wretchedness, they would have found God speaking to them. And the words that God speaks to such a soul are these, “you need to find My Son.”

A soul that has traveled far and wide across The Earth seeking God, that soul will find God; and what God will say to that soul are these words, “you have greatlly offended Me.” They will not hear the words, “I am pleased by you.”

We have all offended God. And those who go forth with their heads high, saying, “I am a favored servant of God,” these offend God more than anyone. The true servants of God, you can tell because they hang their heads low, and always place themselves at the service of others. They treat both the wicked and the just with respect and love, and show mercy to humanity’s most foul of people. Because they know that they, themselves, are humanity’s most foul of people.

Those who admit their guilt, and ask of God for a new heart; not one of stone, but a heart of flesh & blood; these souls will be healed. And when God accomplishes in them a transformation into holiness, they do not forget their wretchedness, and they do not let go the memory of their misery.

Even should such a man climb to the very highest peak and be placed next to Jesus on his throne in Heaven; they will sit there, between The Father and The Son, and declare before all of Heaven, “I am a sinner.”

©2025 Lucretia Meerim Chosen One