II Revelation - Gods Letter to His End-Times Children: Chapter 6 - Relationship With God 1 If they fail to listen, what then? David, how much more do I long for my children to repent now and rush into relationship with me, with hearts wide open, than to ignore me by ignoring you. 2 Then they shall be left and not be caught into the clouds of heaven. Then they shall repent with fear and trembling. I am troubled. My heart lays bare. I bare my open heart to you. Feel my grief. 3 I ache, David, for those who will repent after the Saints are removed. How much happier all my children and all people of the earth, who have a longing for me and my love and my heart, would be to rise, with my Son, in the clouds of heaven, to be taken into my arms. There will be great joy—greater joy than there has ever been. 4 What a glorious day in heaven. I want all my children with me on that day. 5 I don’t want it to be a case of repentance driven by terror. I want them to repent now—to bring their hearts to me now, in peace. That is what I want. 6 David, do you recall when my Son was asked, when he was tested by one of the teachers, what’s it really all about? What’s the most important thing? What does it all come down to? My Son told him, and others there, love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind and strength, and love your neighbor as yourself. 7 David, nothing has changed. Love the heart of your God with everything you have; love your neighbor and yourself. 8 David, like today, Jesus was speaking to people who had forgotten. Yes they had religion, devotions, Scripture, giving, fine buildings, budgets, but they might as well have been worshipping an image—a dead image. They had no relationship with the living God. 9 The accounts of my love for my people and the great things I had done were things in a book. These things were not in their hearts. They were not taking them personally. They didn’t really believe them. That is why they were not living them. 10 They were not living as if there were a God who was living. 11 David, do you know how much I ache for the hearts of my children? Why did I make the universe? Do I need it? Did I need something to do? 12 I made people with a heart like mine—people who could love. All people have come out of me. 13 I have made myself vulnerable because of my love. Every person I ever created is my child. They are all mine. 14 It hurts when my children hate and despise me. It also hurts when my children assemble every Sunday to praise me with their lips but their hearts are far from me. 15 Their minds are on how much money was collected. Will it meet budget? Or was the praise in tune? Or was it warm enough, cool enough, comfortable enough? Or did the kids enjoy it, and the old people, and did women enjoy it? Did everyone approve? Will they be back next week? Will more hear how great it is and bring their friends? And then there will be more and more, and bigger and bigger of the same. But is that better? 16 Where do I fit into that, David? Where do I belong in all of that? I do not belong at all. I do not fit in at all. I am a seeker of hearts. These people are seekers of fun and pleasure—instant pleasure. They go elsewhere—maybe to the beach. 17 If these people truly knew me, they would know that I am fun, I am pleasure, I am a delight. They would know how much I long for them to know the real me and be complete and completely satisfied by me. 18 My first children, Adam and Eve, were not content. The moment Satan suggested there was more and something better, they wanted it. The truth is, David, that Satan is a liar, and there is nothing better than being in me.
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