These are the words Jesus spoke from His Throne in Heaven.  So does it matter, what kind of charade the “cardinals” are putting on over in Rome, pretending the True Holy Spirit, will reveal to them who the next Pope is?  Not at all.  All of Heaven knows who and where the Last True Pope of this Era is.  And truly I tell you, it is he who is speaking to you.  No human effort, can save ‘that crumbling institution’ over in Rome - because God – the Most High True God - has abandoned it;  because they, all, abandoned their Creator, and have chose to worship ‘a false god’, made in the image of man, instead.

“But didn’t Jesus die on the cross for their sins?  You might say, in reply.  After all, we just heard in today’s Gospel the story of the Crucifixion of ‘Jesus Christ the Lord - and King of Creation’.  I will let Jesus personally explain the meaning of His Crucifixion to you. 

Jesus said: “When I cried out, on the cross, “Father forgive them, for they know not, what they do,” I was crying out to Him, on behalf, of mankind – for Mercy.  Because the fullest manifestation – of their sins, had ‘taken place’.  For indeed I was bruised, for their iniquities; and I was killed for their sins.  Now does that mean that all souls go to Heaven?  No.  But until, I ‘made the sacrifice’, the Door to Heaven, would be shut to them.  My offering of Myself for their sins, would remove, ‘the Eternal Punishment’, that they would have received, had I not ‘died on the Cross’.  But this ‘concept’, has been: distorted, and changed – over the years, so that people, would have the opportunity, to believe, that ‘they are saved’ – apart from suffering, because I suffered for them.  I ‘left it open’ for people to believe; that they can ‘keep on sinning’, and that ‘I took the punishment’ for ‘all of the sins’ - that would be committed after, My Crucifixion.  Not so My children!  But that ‘the punishment’, for sin, would still remain, for those that would stubbornly refuse, to turn away from their iniquity and sins.  I am revealing…  the mystery: of ‘the biggest deception’, that ‘christians’, are embracing – today.  My True Followers understood: that My sacrifice, could be ‘in vain’ – for souls, who would refuse, to reject their sins.  My sacrifice was not to be used, as ‘an excuse’, to keep sinning.  On the contrary: it was so that ‘expiation’, for one’s ‘own personal sins’, could happen; could be made, by their desires, to be clothed ‘in sackcloth and in ashes’ - as ‘true Christians’, are called to be: clothed in humility – and love.  Love does not seek out ‘selfish intentions’; and love does not sin, intentionally - so as to offend, Me, the Most High True God…  And I tell you all: sin, is, not, love!”  [-Jesus, Tuesday, November 13, 2012]

Well, some of you might be wondering, why, then, did Jesus welcome into Heaven the thief, who was crucified beside Him – the thief, who became known as the good thief?

Jesus said: “I have not come to call “good” people to Myself, nor “nice” people’ but I came to call sinners.  All are sinners My children.  But very few will admit this.  Sin, is a reality, they can choose to ignore; but they cannot ignore the consequences, of embracing sin.  Again, mercy, is what I desire – of a humble and contrite heart before Me – always.  But only those who see themselves as sinners will understand this.  And as I said, not many do.  Oh, out of self-righteousness, they will proclaim themselves “sinners”; but a true sinner, recognizes the need, for repentance,and their Savior. ‘False sinners’ call themselves by that name, so that they can embrace ‘false humility’ - they accept their sins, and refuse to change.  But ‘true sinners’, desire to grow in holiness – because they know, they have fallen short, of the glory, of God the Eternal Father in Heaven.”  [-Jesus, Wednesday, August 1, 2012]

Indeed, ‘the Good Thief’, saw himself as a sinner. This was revealed when he said - to each one of you listening to this video: “Do you not fear God, since you are under the same sentence of condemnation?  And we indeed justly; for we are receiving the due reward of our deeds; but this man has done nothing wrong” [Luke 23:40] The Good thief recognized his guilt, and proclaimed it with a humble and contrite heart, before Jesus Christ his Savior.  And that! Is why the Door to Heaven was opened to him – because he held the Key, of True Repentance.

So, as we look back at today’s second reading - Yes, Saint Paul was correct when he spoke about Jesus, saying: “For in him all the fullness of God was pleased to dwell, and through him to reconcile himself to all things.” [Colossians 1:19-20a]  God was pleased to reconcile himself to all things – all people, that is, who would reciprocate, to His Goodness, by repenting.  “God was pleased to reconcile himself to all people who would repent”.   How else, could there be reconciliation?  Jesus is, not, a magician!  He is a Savior, waiting, for humble, contrite, hearts, to approach him, by repenting, of their sins.