An Interview with Jesus ... (continued)
R: How does the spirit world interact with the physical world?
J: Indirectly, the spirits act upon your subconscious, it's those tiny little voices you
hear inside of you that influence you during the day. The conscious mind is too
involved in environmental issues to hear them directly but they speak constantly to
the subconscious. The only direct contact between us and a subject currently in use
is in dreams. That approach is used in important cases where the message must be
heard without chance of garbling or error in translation. Occasionally visions are
used in extreme cases, but that is a rarity.
R: Why aren't there as many miracles as there were under the old testament?
J: The fact is, there are. I just do things a bit more suttle than my father and I
delegate to guardian angels as well. Ever been driving and narrowly escape an
automobile wreck? That was me. Ever do something stupid and get injured but not
severely hurt? That was me. What about all those other narrow escapes, think that
was luck? Nope, it was me. Like I said, I do miracles, I am just a bit more subtle
than my Father. As for why the big spectacular ones aren't coming as often as they
did in the old days there are two main reasons. First the Father is quite busy with his
creations and second, quite simply, because people are not as strong in their faith as
they were in the early days. There was a time when people's faith was strong
enough that they would enter a lion's den and be eaten alive rather than denounce
God. How many people would now, would you? Think about it for a minute, just
how much would you be willing to suffer before you denounced us?
R: Why does it seem that the good suffer and the evil prosper on the earth?
J: Because the devil owns this earth of yours. Quite logically, he tends to reward
those who follow him with physical treasures and cause problems for those that
oppose him. A weak person whose faith and / or beliefs can be affected by material
possessions is often given them to corrupt their souls thereby keeping them under
his power. It also tends to cast doubt other associated beings so that there is a
tendency to be drawn towards the methods that brought the individual to physical
prosperity. Such �success� as you call it, is short lived and God, frankly, does not
waste time on it. Your reward for resisting this evil will not be here on the devils
earth where it can be corrupted, but in my kingdom, where you can enjoy it for
eternity.
R: What do you say to those who see conflict between your words and your
deeds?
J: There are none, you just have to take things in the proper context. Einstein was
right, he just didn't carry it far enough. Everything, even right and wrong are
relative. If a man steals a loaf of bread just to get out of paying for it, it is wrong,
but if he steals it because his family is starving and he has nothing to pay for it with,
is it still wrong? Would it be better to let the family starve? Though in the eyes of
man both may be wrong, I think it far worse to let them starve for the lack of a
dollar. Just remember, things that may be wrong to you can be right to us and things
that are right to you can be wrong to us. It depends on your point of view. Just
remember that in the end our point of view will be the only one that matters.
R: The bible is full of killing, how do you account for �thou shalt not kill� in
the 10 commandments?
J: Actually it is �thou shalt not murder�. Killing itself is a neutral act like so many
others. The reason why the act is done defines it as a good or evil.
R: Why does the Trinity allow innocents to die in great numbers? For
example, the egyptian passover children, the Jews during world war 2 and
the muslims during the crusades.
J: Sometimes, there must be sacrifices to effect change. Yes, those things were
allowed to happen, but not because the Trinity is uncaring or sadistic. If those
terrible things would not have happened the good that followed them would never
have occurred either. For instance, if the passover children had not died, the
Israelites would never have been released from slavery, their race wound have been
assimilated and their history would never have occurred. If no persecution of the
Jews during world war 2, then the world would not have awakened to the horrors of
the concentration camps in time to stop Hitler and you would probably be speaking
German right now. There would be no international agreements on treatment of
civilians and no Geneva convention. If the crusades were never fought, there would
have been little knowledge of the far east and your progress as a civilization would
have slowed several thousand years. Just remember, when my Father allows such
things to happen, it is not always as a punishment and it dosen't mean He dosen't
love you. Generally it is something that must happen to bring about a greater good
You should trust in that, even if you do not understand the how or why of things.
(Continued)