05/06/2026

Two thousand years ago "the Angel of the Lord appeared unto Mary and she conceived by the Holy Ghost" not to enhance the way that the "Chosen People" had been living according to the Law of Moses and the revelations made through the Prophets but precisely for opposite reasons.

God became man to enable all the peoples of this world to be forgiven for their sins and to learn how to avoid the self-indulgence that is the root of all evil. 

The Apostles who led the first generation of Christians built their preaching on their remembrance of the exact words and deeds of Jesus for whom the Resurrection had produced the final answer to Jesus' "Who do you say that I am?"

Everything that exists within time has a beginning and for the Apostles the Jesus' Church, the foundation of which they were to implement as a Spirit-filled community with St Peter the leader ordained by God himself was still centered on the Temple where they had also worshipped together with Christ.

We cannot imagine the interior turmoil that it was for those circumcised and self-programmed human beings to accept that the God of their Ancestors had become man in order for them to abandon  their unique racial exclusivity and share, from then on truly obeying,  "Love your neighbour as your self", the Love that they had previously claimed only for themselves.

The Incarnation proclaims that IAMIAM now revealed as IAMFATHERSONHOLYSPIRIT does not have favourites and that even the greatest sinner on Earth is able, as he always has been, to be forgiven by the simple and personal act of listening and accepting that in  his ego there is forever a deceiver, a father of lies, and that he is in need of the forgiveness created by the perfect sacrifice that completed the total revelation of why our created never-ending awareness of being has only a limited time of awareness of the things of this world. That is why we have to ask and answer what happens after death.

‘The most important is, “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God, the Lord is one. And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.” The second is this: “You shall love your neighbour as yourself.”