Alone in the kitchen God gave me a second vision. These are the only two visions I have ever had. It has been seven years since the visions and I feel more able to reflect fully upon their religious significance in relation to the faith. It all lines up that there are two judgments. The first one is for those who believe in the blood of Christ, it is a judgment “pass-over”, as seen in the first vision. The second judgment is one of works, for the entire world. For those who can’t accept that Christ is the “promise”, yet practiced good will on the Earth. It is also a judgment of a Christian’s works. God is no respecter of persons, your works are your works. Christians forget that all their works will be tested “as through fire”. By fire means they are tested according to the character of Christ. If his works stand, he gets a reward. If not, two things happen. For those who trusted Christ, they will still be saved, according to the Gospel. For those who trusted only in their works as in the first covenant, if they are evil, they risk no Savior. “The son of the bond slave will not inherit with the son of the freewoman”. This scripture pits the two covenants against each other. It is a works vs. grace argument. This means that those who trust God please Him more then those who trust only in their own selves. Salvation based upon works is not God’s perfect plan. Those who trust the second covenant of blood stand at a greater advantage. There is a spiritual completion to the second covenant. It’s also a contract to take back His adulterous bride. Even if we were the worst sinners there is still hope for those who trust the second covenant.
The Holy Spirit was also given as a comforter because Christ was victorious. He is the promise of the second covenant. There is infinite spiritual power in the blood! This is why the Gospels are so crucially important. Not to give man a license to sin, but to inspire confidence in God, to be able to approach Him boldly at the throne of grace, as a son, and not as a slave. .
Christ pleads his blood before the Father for all people, whether they believe or not, he does not want to lose a single soul. He is merciful, as he was to “doubting Thomas”, yet you can only truly believe him by trusting. That’s what He desires, belief leading to trust, and trust leading to belief. “All things are possible for those who believe God\ and are called according to His purpose”. And He has a purpose for everybody.
Loving God and your neighbour covers a multitude of sins. There is no law against love as love is the law. Ultimately nothing will stand before love, as nothing is more powerful. Love always protects, always believes, always trusts, always defends, does not keep a list of wrongs, it is not rude, is not self seeking, not easily offended, is patient, kind, does not boast, is not rude, is not proud, always hopes, always perseveres, and love never fails. If you had the faith to move a mountain and did not have love, you are nothing. Corin.13v13 God is love.
This vision took place moments after the first vision. Christina walked out of the kitchen, leaving me alone to think about things. I could have been wondering about those who had not been forgiven by the blood of the lamb as I. I’m not really sure what I was thinking at the time but all of a sudden the Spirit of God entered me, and my spirit was whisked off to a giant temple-courtroom. It was more than a court, it was a temple mostly but divine court was in progress.
I was standing amongst thousands of thousands of saints, all glowing with the power of love shining through them. I also had this eternal white light shining from within me.
The whole temple was lit up by the love of God emulating from the assembly of saints, shining up and out, lighting up all of heaven, and a glow of heaven itself to form a pearlescent hue to the unlimited size of the assembly. All heaven was glowing as far as the eye could see, people, all glowing with the love of God. It was pure joy to be eternal and invulnerable in the Spirit of God. There were no men or women, rather we had all become eternal spirits, as the angels. Nobody wore any clothing; they didn’t have to as they were covered by this glowing light coming from within their souls. There was an intense feeling of freedom. It was a freedom from all oppression and pain, and a freedom to be who you are, a freedom from all suffering, and the greatest freedom of all to worship God in spirit and truth and freedom from death itself. Every mortal enemy of man had been defeated by a wonderful loving God. All had learned that Christ was their Savior.
In front of the assembly lay a threshing floor. The floor is similar to the one purchased by David for God. The floor used to build the temple in Jerusalem on. The same floor bought from Ornan the Jebusite. Similarly in heaven there is a threshing floor, and a temple, as on Earth. The threshing floor was completely clean and nearly shining. Then people started coming out of the grey on the far left of the floor. They were thin, wore tattered clothes, but they were carrying burdens of different sizes upon their shoulders and up on their hands. We could all see that these people were coming to heaven after a world of trials, and that they loved God and their neighbour by the burdens they were carrying. There were people there who were not afraid to roll up their sleeves and work in God’s kingdom for love; we could all see that God’s love was put into action willingly. As each person came forward the crowd erupted in the loudest heartfelt cheering I have ever heard. The saints could see their love in action, and since God IS love, God increased in them to miraculous joy. It was pure joy to see the meek of the world rewarded for their good deeds. The whole temple and all of heaven was vibrating with the love of God. Then they stopped coming through.
Then people started coming through on the far right of the floor. They were stouter in appearance and wore bright white robes with possibly gold embroidering on them. They came in groups with a leader in front, with their hands in the air as if worshipping God. However they carried no burdens at all. They had forgotten the scripture verse “My burden is light” and had forgotten that Christ had asked us to “carry the cross” as well. And Jesus said if you have two coats, give one to the poor. They did love, but mostly themselves.
Their pride and arrogance was evident, and they expected entry into heaven where they could perpetrate their folly. They were worshipping their own spirits in err. They had become a false god and they wanted to worship this false god in eternity! They had amassed wealth on Earth and expected more. Unless you have distributed it to the needy wealth means nothing in a place where God fills all souls with Himself. Wealth can be a hindrance by causing false pride. Indeed many believing people seemed evident in this crowd of selfishness.
When the saints see all of this they react in joy to God for saving them from the sins of these people. At the same time they are scornful at these sinners for thinking they were going to rule in heaven! The whole assembly erupts in scornful laughter as the proud of the world are laughed to scorn! Every saint was laughing in the loudest scornful laughter you could ever imagine, happily. Psalm 149 speaks to this truth seen in vision.
Then God took me out of the vision. I found myself laughing like a “fool” in my kitchen. I immediately asked forgiveness for laughing at another person’s sins, but when you realize they can hurt you no longer, it produces great joy. No longer will a saint cry from abuse on Earth as all tears are wiped dry in heaven, God has given victory over all His enemies. The motives of all were exposed before the assembly. God had separated the lambs from the goats of the flock, and He had separated the wheat from the chaff upon His threshing floor. “Many of the first had become the last, and the last became the first”. The meek had inherited the eternal joy of heaven by God’s loving hands.
These visions took only minutes to experience. It has been a long time since, and I am now more rounded in understanding their religious significance. I am not sure in regards to the people on the right of the saints, the ones who seemed to serve only themselves. The ones who carried no burdens, I am not sure I know who they are. In the judgment day vision nobody went to hell. It was that the proud of the world were being laughed at, that is all. I am the only person who experienced the death of hell and that was in the first vision. I think this indicates that without Christ I had no hope. Just because their works were bad doesn’t mean they missed out on heaven.
It was as if they couldn’t even hear the saints laughing at them. They just carried on as if they didn’t see. They knew they were right and that’s all there was to it. You could see God had nearly no chance to communicate with them as their pride was as an iron helmet over their ears. The more selfish they were the greater the saints reward. And the saints laugh even harder. It was almost like a comedy show. Remember the saint had to endure these people on Earth. The saints are already in heaven and as they compare their heavenly rewards with what they had to endure it produces great joy. The more they had to endure the greater their rewards in joy for having been saved from all this evil. A man such as Hitler may have generated the greatest laughter of all. Imagine Hitler demanding to be praised in a clean white Nazi suit! He thought he was a Knight, but he was a blight, and he thinks he’s so bright, because he’s so white! I think you know what I mean, real scorn.
The Holy Spirit was also given as a comforter because Christ was victorious. He is the promise of the second covenant. There is infinite spiritual power in the blood! This is why the Gospels are so crucially important. Not to give man a license to sin, but to inspire confidence in God, to be able to approach Him boldly at the throne of grace, as a son, and not as a slave. .
Christ pleads his blood before the Father for all people, whether they believe or not, he does not want to lose a single soul. He is merciful, as he was to “doubting Thomas”, yet you can only truly believe him by trusting. That’s what He desires, belief leading to trust, and trust leading to belief. “All things are possible for those who believe God\ and are called according to His purpose”. And He has a purpose for everybody.
Loving God and your neighbour covers a multitude of sins. There is no law against love as love is the law. Ultimately nothing will stand before love, as nothing is more powerful. Love always protects, always believes, always trusts, always defends, does not keep a list of wrongs, it is not rude, is not self seeking, not easily offended, is patient, kind, does not boast, is not rude, is not proud, always hopes, always perseveres, and love never fails. If you had the faith to move a mountain and did not have love, you are nothing. Corin.13v13 God is love.
The Second Vision
I was standing amongst thousands of thousands of saints, all glowing with the power of love shining through them. I also had this eternal white light shining from within me.
The whole temple was lit up by the love of God emulating from the assembly of saints, shining up and out, lighting up all of heaven, and a glow of heaven itself to form a pearlescent hue to the unlimited size of the assembly. All heaven was glowing as far as the eye could see, people, all glowing with the love of God. It was pure joy to be eternal and invulnerable in the Spirit of God. There were no men or women, rather we had all become eternal spirits, as the angels. Nobody wore any clothing; they didn’t have to as they were covered by this glowing light coming from within their souls. There was an intense feeling of freedom. It was a freedom from all oppression and pain, and a freedom to be who you are, a freedom from all suffering, and the greatest freedom of all to worship God in spirit and truth and freedom from death itself. Every mortal enemy of man had been defeated by a wonderful loving God. All had learned that Christ was their Savior.
In front of the assembly lay a threshing floor. The floor is similar to the one purchased by David for God. The floor used to build the temple in Jerusalem on. The same floor bought from Ornan the Jebusite. Similarly in heaven there is a threshing floor, and a temple, as on Earth. The threshing floor was completely clean and nearly shining. Then people started coming out of the grey on the far left of the floor. They were thin, wore tattered clothes, but they were carrying burdens of different sizes upon their shoulders and up on their hands. We could all see that these people were coming to heaven after a world of trials, and that they loved God and their neighbour by the burdens they were carrying. There were people there who were not afraid to roll up their sleeves and work in God’s kingdom for love; we could all see that God’s love was put into action willingly. As each person came forward the crowd erupted in the loudest heartfelt cheering I have ever heard. The saints could see their love in action, and since God IS love, God increased in them to miraculous joy. It was pure joy to see the meek of the world rewarded for their good deeds. The whole temple and all of heaven was vibrating with the love of God. Then they stopped coming through.
Then people started coming through on the far right of the floor. They were stouter in appearance and wore bright white robes with possibly gold embroidering on them. They came in groups with a leader in front, with their hands in the air as if worshipping God. However they carried no burdens at all. They had forgotten the scripture verse “My burden is light” and had forgotten that Christ had asked us to “carry the cross” as well. And Jesus said if you have two coats, give one to the poor. They did love, but mostly themselves.
Their pride and arrogance was evident, and they expected entry into heaven where they could perpetrate their folly. They were worshipping their own spirits in err. They had become a false god and they wanted to worship this false god in eternity! They had amassed wealth on Earth and expected more. Unless you have distributed it to the needy wealth means nothing in a place where God fills all souls with Himself. Wealth can be a hindrance by causing false pride. Indeed many believing people seemed evident in this crowd of selfishness.
When the saints see all of this they react in joy to God for saving them from the sins of these people. At the same time they are scornful at these sinners for thinking they were going to rule in heaven! The whole assembly erupts in scornful laughter as the proud of the world are laughed to scorn! Every saint was laughing in the loudest scornful laughter you could ever imagine, happily. Psalm 149 speaks to this truth seen in vision.
Then God took me out of the vision. I found myself laughing like a “fool” in my kitchen. I immediately asked forgiveness for laughing at another person’s sins, but when you realize they can hurt you no longer, it produces great joy. No longer will a saint cry from abuse on Earth as all tears are wiped dry in heaven, God has given victory over all His enemies. The motives of all were exposed before the assembly. God had separated the lambs from the goats of the flock, and He had separated the wheat from the chaff upon His threshing floor. “Many of the first had become the last, and the last became the first”. The meek had inherited the eternal joy of heaven by God’s loving hands.
Debrief
These visions took only minutes to experience. It has been a long time since, and I am now more rounded in understanding their religious significance. I am not sure in regards to the people on the right of the saints, the ones who seemed to serve only themselves. The ones who carried no burdens, I am not sure I know who they are. In the judgment day vision nobody went to hell. It was that the proud of the world were being laughed at, that is all. I am the only person who experienced the death of hell and that was in the first vision. I think this indicates that without Christ I had no hope. Just because their works were bad doesn’t mean they missed out on heaven.
It was as if they couldn’t even hear the saints laughing at them. They just carried on as if they didn’t see. They knew they were right and that’s all there was to it. You could see God had nearly no chance to communicate with them as their pride was as an iron helmet over their ears. The more selfish they were the greater the saints reward. And the saints laugh even harder. It was almost like a comedy show. Remember the saint had to endure these people on Earth. The saints are already in heaven and as they compare their heavenly rewards with what they had to endure it produces great joy. The more they had to endure the greater their rewards in joy for having been saved from all this evil. A man such as Hitler may have generated the greatest laughter of all. Imagine Hitler demanding to be praised in a clean white Nazi suit! He thought he was a Knight, but he was a blight, and he thinks he’s so bright, because he’s so white! I think you know what I mean, real scorn.
