Hello to all

During the course of the day, I was doing my usual chores of the day…life as we call it. During a
particular time where I needed to go upstairs , I was stopped in my tracks. God/Christ had my
undivided attention. I was standing and saw God orchestrate and fixed his spirit with mine,
downloading knowledge of God/Christ’s feelings and the consequences associated of what took
place spiritually. What Christ showed me first of all was that he moved with authority, and that a
form of judgement will take place.

“In order to understand what the Scriptures reveal concerning the anger and wrath of God, it is
necessary to consider his character, the contexts in which they are spoken of, and with whom God is
displeased, angry, or wroth.”

“God is holy; he totally and completely distances himself from sin, evil, corruption, and the resultant
filth and guilt. He maintains his purity and rejects, fights against, and destroys that which would
offend, attack, or undo his holiness and love.”

Hence, God's anger and wrath must always be seen in relation to his maintaining and defending his
attributes of love and holiness, as well as his righteousness and justice

First of all I was pinned with respect to my immediate surroundings and unable to move as a literal
(spiritual) earthquake took place! It was frightening!

Second, Whilst still in this spiritual transition if you will, with the revelation to come, I witnessed and
saw God’s hand literally take the atmosphere but unfortunately with a displeased motion of anger. I
was awe struck! Somehow whilst this was taking place, I managed to feel very emotional and
articulate the wrong that we as representatives of the human race have managed to do something
grossly wrong before our creator. The conclusion amongst all this is that as a human race, something
has transpired and it appears that we have crossed the line. And God won’t tolerate it.

Thirdly and finally, in this vision God addressed for his church to stay committed and connected to
church. “Jesus establishes a connection with us to Himself through the Holy Spirit. Through this
connection we communicate, worship, share our needs, listen for His guidance, and grow closer to
Him step by step. We maintain this connection through regular prayer with Him.”

Hebrews 10:24-25

24 And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds, 25 not giving
up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but encouraging one another—and all the
more as you see the Day approaching.