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The Childhood and Youth of Jesus · Part 2 · Chapter 152

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The Infant Jesus' speech to Cyrenius during the handing over of the poor people. Cyrenius as precursor of Paul. A prediction on the fall of Jerusalem by the Roman sword. 27 February 1844

01] The youths reopened the curtain after this discussion, and the entire company again went to the poor. And the Infant sat up and blessed the poor with His eyes.

02] Then He turned to Cyrenius and spoke to him in an extremely sweet voice:

03] "My beloved Cyrenius Quirinus! Look, these attendants of Mine, who you see here as tender youths, supervise the whole of creation in My name!

04] Every world and every sun must obey their slightest gesture;

05] and so you can see, that I have granted them unlimited power.

06] Just as I have handed over the orderly management of all creation to My attendants, I now hand over these far greater worlds of life to you!

07] Look, these brothers and sisters are more than an entire infinity full of celestial bodies and suns!

08] Yes, I tell you: One child in the cradle is greater than all the matter in the eternally endless space!

09] So bear in mind the magnitude of My gift to you and the high importance I give you!

10] Lead these poor people with all possible love, kindness and patience on the right path towards Me, and you will eternally reap an inestimable reward!

11] I, your Lord and your God, hereby make you a forerunner in the kingdom of the gentiles, so that he, who I will send to the gentiles hereafter, will be received well!

12] Subsequently, I will also send a forerunner to the Jews;

13] but I say to you: he will have a hard time! That what he will do by the sweat of his brow, you will be able to achieve in your sleep!

14] Therefore the light will be taken even from the children and handed over to all of you in all its fullness!

15] And hence, as a Child, I am planting the seed in you, which will some day give Me the tree on which the most precious fruits will eternally grow for My house.

16] However, I will curse the fig tree with the children which I planted in Salem already during the time of Abraham – in a city that I built through Melchisedech with My own hands – because it only bears leaves!

17] Truly, it has always caused Me to starve! I had the tree in Salem fertilized many times by good gardeners, and still it did not bear Me any fruit!

18] Therefore the city which I built for My children with My own hands will fall to you strangers before a century passes, for your brother's son shall take up the sword against Salem!

19] Just as you have adopted these poor people as your children, so I too will adopt you strangers as My children, and you will cast out the children!

20] Keep these words within you and act accordingly in secret; I however will always bless you with the invisible crown of My eternal love and mercy, Amen!"

21] These words caused all to fall silent. The angels lay on their faces, and no one dared to say or question anything. –

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