"It's the intention that counts."

There was a pause. Then I heard:

"This is a saying and a lie of the world. One of Satan's most used ploy, in the world."

And without no further explanation, I then heard:

"The road to Hell is paved with good intentions... This is another saying that we hear in the world, but is based on the truth."

And then the Lord asked me:

"Where would you be today, if I only had the intention to die so you could be saved?"

And that's when my heart got the whole revelation of this:

I had the revelation that having intentions was worth absolutely nothing. that it meant nothing, and that in truth, anything that is not accomplished, finished, or said, doesn't exist. (which is why Jesus said:" It is finished" in John 19:30) Things must be done to have an existence. The expression of Intention is what people use often to get rid of those who asked for something. It is a cowardly and hypocrite way to make the other person to stop asking, without having to do, say, give or engage in anything, but it makes the other person believe it will be. To say to someone: "I had the intention to do this for you, but didn't, but it's the intention that counts, isn't it!?" Is in reality a cowardly, hypocrite, an manipulative way to treat a human being without respect.  In the spiritual world, the intention of doing something, makes that thing inexistent. Nothing is ever accomplished by intentions, for intentions of doing something, doesn't bring that particular thing to life. And YES, The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Which is why it makes it one of Satan's most popular, simple efficient, and used weapon against man, because: You can not be saved because you have the intention to. Or because you have the intention to give your life to Christ later in life.  It is said that those who have the intention of giving their life to God at 11 o'clock in their lives, God will claim their lives at 10:30.  He might not let you get to 11 o'clock, and I can assure you that when you get the calling, the revelation of God in your heart, THEN is the right time to make a decision, because you do not know if you will still be alive the next day. And when you're dead, it's too late. Which is why we must make a decision while living. Also, God can not even forgive a sin that you have the intention of doing, but have not done. For He forgives sins, but only existing sins, those that have occurred, and need forgiveness for. The only thing God can forgive you when you have the intention of committing a sin, is when you repent, and ask God to forgive you for the evil thought you had, when you had the intention of committing the sin. If the actual sin has not been committed, there is nothing to forgive. Because it has no existence.

It is the same thing concerning Love. (For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son so that who ever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life. John 3:16) Love is not a feeling, or something we say. Love is something we prove each and every day of our lives. Just like God did. Hi is always and will always be with His children. And if you have the intention of showing someone that you love them, I tell you, do it now, because you do not know if you will ever have another chance. 

So I ask you this...:

WHERE WOULD YOU BE TODAY, IF CHRIST ONLY HAD THE INTENTION OF DYING AND RESURRECTING FOR YOU, WHAT WOULD YOUR FINAL DESTINATION BE AFTER YOUR DEATH, IF HE ONLY HAD THE INTENTION OF SAVING YOU, BUT HAD NOT DONE IT?