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Wed, 28 Oct 1998 00:00
"TO BEAR WITNESS that I AM the LIVING SON OF GOD" Vol. 3
Author: Mike Fichera
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 28 Oct 1998 00:00
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"TO BEAR WITNESS that I AM the LIVING SON OF GOD" Vol. 3
764. The Child Is Little and Humble (March 27, 1993)
Nancy asked Jesus about the meaning of another vision that she had
the previous day. In that vision Nancy first saw angels appear along a
wall and on the ceiling. She then saw an infant all in light at the top of
a series of steps. The infant's arms were extended and he was holding
something flat in his hands.
Nancy wondered if the infant was the Baby Jesus. At the time Nancy
saw this vision, she was talking with friends about the Eucharistic
miracle that had occurred in Venezuela.
In the Eucharistic miracle, blood appeared within the Host as the
celebrant priest broke the consecrated Host during a Mass. The Host
with the blood is visible for all to see in a convent chapel in Venezuela.
Jesus replied and explained the vision, "The little child is Me."
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"The child is little and
humble. The child has
not yet learned all the
ways to be prideful."
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"I am handing My children..., I am giving you My precious gift... I
am giving Myself. Receive My Life."
Nancy asked, "Why did You appear as a child to hand us the
Eucharist."
"The child is little and humble. The child has not yet learned all
the ways to be prideful. It is a pure living state. If only My children
would be children and come unto Me."
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Mike Fichera- Conyers List Editor
website: http://www.conyers.org
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