Again, I agree, the church has failed in preventing this decay in the moral fabric of the village, as the church is supposed to lead righteously and be the moral compass of the village. The church cannot deviate from My Wishes and My Commandments. Unfortunately, the same greed and self-preservation has befallen upon the hierarchy of the church, thus rendering them useless and ineffective in the village regardless of their daily or weekly church rituals. The church is My house and My house must remain pure. And those villagers who come to My house must accept, act and be committed to upholding and guarding My commandments to spread love and humanity among all.

I’m not surprised with the current decay in morality of their elected people serving the village as they all go to the same church that itself is morally corrupt – the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. So, it is the church’s responsibility to clean house and become the true guiding light for the village.

To that, I shalt command the villagers to rise and demand righteousness from the church, and the government, and to put an end to the status quo before it’s too late. I applaud and bless the young people around the world who have taken into the street, demanding change in the face of the authorities with clubs, guns and worse, a military machine with tanks and fighter planes. The same losing police/military tactic that has been used by Rome and the like – “crush the rebellion,” as they conveniently label it – “jail the leaders, tear gas the demonstrators,” rather than having the courage and decency to listen to the villagers’ cries and demands as it was intended to be.

Their government’s action is not only against their own laws – the right to assemble and freedom of speech – it sets the police and military personnel and their families against their own people. The police’s job is to create a safe environment for the villagers to assemble, to exercise the right to free speech so everybody can hear each other and work to solve the issues of concerns, rather than creating havoc as hired guns. I know and respect the work of police and military men and women who take oath to “serve and protect.” The village at times may have difficult situations to deal with but they must remember their loyalty is to the villagers to provide them a safe environment and place to assemble safely and to be heard.

But, the corrupt power in charge – not a “government of the people, by the people, for the people,” – uses the police and military to stay in power, but to no avail as they only delay the process of democracy, causing hardship and unnecessary pain and death to the villagers and ultimately, to themselves as they have witnessed recently in “Arab Springs” in Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Syria, Yemen and with more to come. They should know better that they are swimming against the tide – of villagers – and their collective wishes.

That is exactly what you did, My Son, by setting the example of rising against tyranny and injustice as a man and giving the villagers – for the betterment of the village as a whole – the power to rise and with that the right to freely assemble and elect, reelect, recall, adjust, write and rewrite until there is a true “government of the people, by the people, for the people,”

JESUS:

Thank You Heavenly Father! You are compassionate and merciful. It is the power that You have so caringly bestowed upon each man, Father.

GOD:

What you did My Son, was to bring that power to the forefront of the villagers’ right of self-defense against tyranny and injustice by the church and/or the government, as they are both there to serve the villagers. Therefore, that gives the villagers the right to assemble to demand answers to their concerns or to make and offer suggestions to better the progress - “government of the people, by the people, for the people!” And in regards to the church, church is My house, and My house must always stay pure and open as a place of assembly and salvation.

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