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Jesus Proclaims That Divine Truths Must Be Declared to All Mankind.
JESUS
(May 2nd 1920 | Received by James Padgett)

I AM HERE. Jesus.

Let me write, for I am anxious to tell you that you are in much better condition than you have been for a long time. And your thoughts of today, and especially tonight, have put you in a spiritual condition. If you continue in these thoughts and longings, you will soon enable us to make the rapport by which we can continue our messages with greater frequency, and with exact expression of what we desire to convey.

I have been with you a great deal today, and have tried to exercise an influence upon your soul and mind that will cause you to more fully realize the responsibility that rests upon you, and the importance of the work that you are to do. I was with you at church this morning and saw the impression made upon your mind by the preacher when he asked if anyone had anything to offer that would show him that he had not grasped all of the Truth as to the “spiritual things” (as he called them) that would cause men to aspire for and obtain a higher course of living. I also saw that you realized that your work, if carried to its conclusions, would answer that question. And, so, you must think of this question, and try with all the powers that have been given to you to learn these Truths so that they can be made known—not only to the preachers of the so-called “Christian” churches but also to all mankind. You already have Truths enough to show this minister that he is not preaching the true Christian spirituality that I came to the world to teach, and did teach;  that he must not rest satisfied with his knowledge of spiritual things, but must seek for more Light and Truth; and, then, that he should make them a part of his own possessions and teach them to the world of men, and especially those to whom he has the opportunity of ministering.

I am much pleased that you are in so much better condition of soul. I want you to persist in your efforts to obtain more of the Love of the Father, and then you will be able to bring true enlightenment to the unthinking and unknowing world of the Truths that are so vital to their salvation.

I was also with you tonight and saw the impression made on you by the preacher when he set forth Samuel, as he then was, as an example to be followed by the true seekers after the important things that lead to spiritual regeneration and perfect manhood. And I was glad that you could appreciate how far the character of Samuel fell short of what is necessary to make a man the divine angel, or even the perfect man. The preacher does not experience the Truth of the Divine Love in his soul and, in fact, has not even an intellectual knowledge of Its existence and operations. He believes that I am God, and that my blood washes away the sins of all men who believe in me; and, thus thinking, he is satisfied to rest upon the promise of the gospels, which he accepts as the true teachings of me.

Samuel is now here. He was with you at the church and realized how devoid he was, at the time spoken of by the preacher, of that thing which was necessary to his salvation. And he remembers his demand upon the people to behold him, and then to bring any charge of unrighteousness that they could against him and his conduct as a servant and prophet of Jehovah. This is a very pretty story and, to a certain extent, contains in it a teaching of the moral laws that work for good. But it is not more important than many other things contained in the Old Testament. Samuel will come sometime and write to you of his life on earth, and of his ministry as a servant of Jehovah.

Well, my dear brother, I will not write more tonight, but will soon come and write an important message which I know will not only benefit but also interest you.

(Might you write sometime upon what is God’s Will for mankind?)

Well, I will write on this subject that you suggest. For this is an important thing for men to know, as so many think they are doing God’s Will in their various courses of living and in their various forms of worship. His Will is one that corresponds with all the laws that affect man in every way, and men must know what this Will is.

I will come soon and write on this subject, and I hope that you may be successful in receiving my message as I intend to deliver it.

With my love and blessing, and the assurance that I will be with you in all times of need and will try to direct you in your thoughts, I will say good night.

Your friend and brother,

JESUS.