Title:  "Evil is in competition with Good."

(Notebook 57, pp. 178--180)

Live  †  Jesus

Thursday, January 21, 2000

Dear Jesus and Holy Mother,

[The Lord speaks.....]
My lambs, sons and daughters, listen to Me speak this day.  I Love you, and I bestow upon you all Good things.  Oftentimes, in your world, you rush so, that you do not truly heed My Way.  Evil is in competition with Good.  And oftentimes, it is evil which recognizes Good.  That is why evil tries all the harder to distract you.

See King Saul.  See David.  [ref. today's readings]  See the recognition of the people upon the Good which was done.  See that jealousy arose to rob the Good which David did.  Why?   Because Good done by Saul was not enough for him.  He did not look only upon the Good in him in Me; he chose to look upon the Good in Me in David.  And, rather than to rejoice over Me in their presence.....My Good.....he, Saul, settled for jealousy.  It was even noticed by the son, Jonathan,  who interceded for David to his father, Saul.

My Word.  My Gospel.  I have come to do Good Deeds for you:  to save your souls.  The people have noticed Me, the Good of the Father in Me.  They press to be near Me.  But I have come for more than the healing of body.  I have come for the healing of spirit, of mind as well.....perhaps, moreso.  Yes.....in My Mission among you I have been noticed by the Good.....those in need.  But evil has noticed Me, too.  And it has gone out to seek a place to hide.  Let it not be hidden in the jealousy YOU bear.

Evil would rise to stomp out Good.  Evil would vie for YOU.  It would grow in your festering wounds of sin.  But *I* have come.  *I* have interceded to the Father in your cause of Salvation.  And I have saved you by My Own Death.....so DO, rejoice!  Sin has been slain!  Now, give your weakness, YOUR sin, to Me!

Give Honour and Praise to Me and the Father for all the Good which has been done for you!  Be led in the Spirit of God into Purity of heart!  All is possible in God!  Alleluia!

(1 Sm. 18:6-9; 19:1-7; Ps. 56:2-3, 9-14; Mk. 3:7-12)

With Love, in the Two Hearts,
His Sarah