“All the nations will be gathered before Him andHe will separate
them one from another as a shep-herd divides his sheep from the
goats; the goats onthe left hand, the sheep on the right. And He
will sayto those on the right hand, ‘Come, you blessed of
theFather, inherit the kingdom prepared for you.’”Matthew 25:32
Now we are at the end of an age and God, the Sonof Man, is here
as judge checking over His vineyard. Heis judging nations, cities,
and people; ushering someinto His kingdom and some into everlasting
damnation.So what choices have we made along life’s highway??We all
start this journey as fallen man. We all makechoices that
ultimately determine whether we inheritthe kingdom or are cast into
everlasting darkness untilwe learn our lessons. Some never learn.
And some, whenlife really gets tough, instead of hardening their
heartsand doing what they want to do, they do what is properand
right; consequently, they bear fruit by their suffering.
Please notice that families are the sheep or thegoats, not blood
lineage. So God is forming a new familyfor His own to father.
Now, as we go on with the scripture, notice that thecriteria for
entering the kingdom is not accepting Christ,going to church,
speaking in tongues, preaching, orbeing good.
Our Savior, like those of us who have suffered withHim, is
despised and rejected of men, a man of sorrowsand acquainted with
grief.
Now imagine these homeless, tattered, prisoninmates standing
there along with the working classsweetsie babies and they stand in
awe and are saying,“But man, when did we do anything so great as to
enterthe kingdom and sup with you?????”
And to their surprise He expounds:
1. When I was hungry, you gave me to eat.Doyou know that Jim
Miller, the head of the OCHCAMafia has warned us if we feed the
homeless withouthis permit, we could go to jail on his orders???
And doyou know he is a Christian and goes to church??? I findit
quite disgusting that he is responsible for makingpeople homeless
and also keeps people from feedingthe homeless!!! And sad to say
the whole justice systemgoes along with this hypocrite saying they
are just doingtheir job.
2. I was thirsty and you gave Me to drink.
3. I was a stranger and you took Me in.Theheartless punishment
system has filled our jails andprisons: stripped them of their
homes, family andfriends. Then they release them at midnight and
they areleft to fend for themselves. Followed by a series
ofclasses, probation officer visitation, all costing money,and they
(the dictators) are arrogant enough to thinkthat God is not
watching. Then I find out because I amon probation, I cannot take
in someone else who is onprobation... Is this not contrary to all
of Christ’s teaching???
4. I was naked and you clothed Me.Our justicesystem is so evil,
they feed their greedy little egos by
April — June 2007 Word
CHRIST’S SECOND COMINGBefore I start the lesson let me remind
you — the kingdom of God is within and if youtook the good old
sinner’s prayer and accepted Christ (the first coming) — the
secondcoming is a natural happening if you follow Him on to the end
of your life. The Christiansare forever looking for something that
will never happen so He, Christ, is going to a totallydifferent
people who are the “blessed are those who do not see but
believe”.
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chalking up the victories in the number of inmates theycan
incarcerate like a pastor enticing so called convertsinto his
church, both a facet of Hell. I would like to askthe judge who
sentenced me how many times she hastaken in an inmate, or fed them
or encouraged them orclothed the naked.
5. I was sick and you visited Me.
6. I was in prison and you came to Me.
Now, the beauty of all of this story is this. It was sonormal
for the sheep to help the uncomely in need thatthey knew not when
they did it. It was not some charitabledo gooders, it was a normal
way of life. When I was inprison, the ones whom Christ would
consider sheepwere the inmates. One gave me her blanket when I
was
cold. She was nineteen and gave what she had. Anothersweet
little lamb had instant coffee. Coffee or tea,undoubtedly the
forbidden fruit for the inmates, but thedeputies take for granted
their freedom: would neverthink of giving a cup of cold water, say
nothing of coffee.The number of female deputies who were sheep
werevery evident to me and I will remember them forever.However, I
found arrogance among the female deputies— uncalled for scare
tactics. They are also rememberedforever by our Savior. We are all
reaping what we havesown. Can we humble ourselves under His
scrutinizingseven eyes or will we be the ones who will pray for
therocks to fall on us rather than humble ourselves??? Thechoice
unfortunately is always ours — no scapegoats.
Marie Kolasinski
