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New Psalms · Psalm V

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To sing to the Lord quite comforting on the day of temptation

1. And hear now further, you my still sad soul, what all the most loving, merciful, Holy Father says:

2. „Poor children, by your own indebted blindness! Who has ever breathed such a thing into your hearts as if I were letting – quite according to Satan's own arbitrariness – countless people become his sure and deadly prey!

3. Oh prove to Me in all My words and holy teachings such a thing, and I want to recant it as soon as possible, which would only ever sound as if I were a capricious God and an unfaithful Father, to whom everything is the same, whether countless people and children lose their lives in the spirit, or whether they win it forever in the spirit of the purest love out of Me.

4. But you will hardly ever find such a thing in the Holy Book, in the Book of Love and all Mercy from it, yes, in the Book of the only truest eternal life!

5. It is indeed infallibly true that the spiritual life must be practiced diligently before it is suitable for eternal duration and suitable for a most perfect freedom.

6. But such circumstances are not a temptation by which the spiritual life must become ever firmer and firmer, but, however, fatherly and divine trial lessons originating from holy eternal love, by which the languishing human must be strengthened here for the eternal future duration of life!

7. What good would it then do Satan, if he would also like to seduce all the people? How would and could he win in the most vain battle with Me?

8. Oh the silly folly! Who then is a Master of all life and death? Is it then I, or is such the Satan? At the end of the things of the testing world, yes, there it will probably show itself how much I, as the only Master of all beings and things,

9. At the end of the things of the testing world, yes, there it will certainly show itself how much I, as the only Lord of all beings and things, have only to create and order in the kingdom of life and death, and how all the effort of Satan was a completely futile one.

10. Truly, you can believe this: Of all the blasphemies, which were ever committed against Me on earth by the stupid beings and humans and children, none is greater and worse than these, where to Me, as the most holy loving Father, even worse things, as a worst tyrant, are said to be My own!

11. Oh behold, therein lies Satan buried, that I, as the most loving Father, that is, from the mouth of teachers and priests and false prophets are shown as a terrible tyrant to the human children and beings.

12. Oh read but once through the four Gospels with a thoughtful heart, and then show Me the passage in which it reads as if I had committed you all to Satan!

13. And I will show you and open the other sense, and all of you will see very brightly that the Holy Father does not prove and practice mankind to death, but out of endless love and mercy to eternal life!

14. But when the voluntary humans beat and ruffle themselves as brothers, shall I perhaps bear the guilt there, while I have created mankind so freely and more than perfect in the spirit out of Me, and I am thus always so over long-suffering, patient, full of love and mercy and grace?

15. What more do you want then? See, I care and lead and guide humanity to the sacred goal of eternal life through all the for you unfathomable ways! What more do you want? Behold, I even leave freedom in legal bounds to Satan. Say, what more do you want? Behold, I sure never judge anyone to death, but certainly only all time to eternal life in all freedom. Say, what more do you want?

16. Have I ever condemned someone to eternal death? Where is the one, who is the one to whom I would have closed My heart? Where is then the prodigal son, whom I would never like to accept most joyfully, if he only turns to Me in his heart? Say, what more do you want?

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