Anthony, a servant of Jesus Christ: according as he has chosen me before that which I was formed. While I was yet in my mother’s womb he formed me, and called me, that I might bring forth out of the Spirit those things which he has foreordained to the praise and glory of his excellent name.
To the churches which are scattered throughout America and Canada grace and peace be unto you through God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. To my fellow servants: in the battle for the souls of men. Grace and peace be multiplied unto you. Unto those that oppose thee, tribulation and anguish, but unto thee; may the Spirit flow through you more and more. That through the ministration which God has wrought, and established you to be wise master builders, you might grow up into an edible tree enveloping the nations. That His name might be proclaimed, and that many sons might be brought out of darkness into His marvelous light.
I have written unto you by command, knowing that He is true which has testified of these things; so that the Spirit may testify and show forth His excellent majesty. O let those that fear God tremble, and bow down their knees unto their Creator. For I declare unto all nations, tongues, and peoples; that judgment must first begin at the house of God. And what will you do if the righteous scarcely be saved. Woe-; woe unto the world, for the devil has come down with great fury, for he knows that his time is short. Arise, and shine forth all you children of the Most High God. Awake those of you that have fallen asleep, and arise from the dead and Christ will give you light. O my beloved children hearken and hear. How long will it take you to awaken from this sleep which has bound you? For I say unto you, that life is like a breath that is taken in then quickly cast out: so shall the coming of the Son of Man be in this generation.
How shall I liken the men of this generation, and with what likeness are they likened unto. They are likened unto the showers of nature which cometh forth upon the earth while men seek refuge beneath the roof. What shall it take to draw them out into the world to take charge of those things which they have authority over? Gather together the winds in your fist, and go forth with power from the command of my Son’s eternal Word.
For the kingdom of heaven is likened unto a virgin who did conceive, and bare a son; but because the conception was hard, she died, and was taken.
For many are called; but few are chosen.
How is it I hear these things concerning you? That many people have turned away from you. Is it not because of the accusations that you bring against them? Who made you judges of them which God has called and sanctified? Let Him be their judge, not you. Do you not remember that Michael, when contending with Satan over the body of Moses; Would not so much as bring a railing accusation against him, but rather said, The Lord rebuke you. Then, if an angel whom stands before the throne of God has no power to bring an accusation against the devil which is our enemy. How is it that you do this against another man, and not only that, but your own brother in the Lord? Whether a man stands or falls it is of the Lord, and surely he shall stand. For it is written, a righteous man falls seven times, and rises up again, but the wicked fall into mischief. You hypocrites, first cast out the beam out of your own eye; then you will see clearly enough to remove the mote out of your brother’s eye.
And why are there divisions amongst you; is it not because you lust, and have not; you desire, but cannot obtain. You fight and war that ye might fill your bellies, but surely it is for your own corruption and not another. I worry about you, as it is written; a kingdom divided against itself shall not stand, but shall have an end. And if you continue you shall not stand, but you shall surely consume one another for your own hurt. I do not write to condemn you, but that your eyes should be opened, and you would see that you are in much need of help. What, do you not know that you are the temple of God? If any man destroy this temple, him shall God destroy. This is that destruction which the scripture speaks of; pertaining to the body, that is Christ.
How long you simple ones will you love simplicity, and you workers of iniquity gather yourselves against the Most High. Yea, in heart you work wickedness, if you were to be weighed in the balance you would be found wanting. Do you think that I say this to condemn you? No, but rather to stir you up unto righteousness, until Christ be formed in you. Therefore, how shall I liken the men of this generation, and with what likeness are they likened? They are like unto an army which went out to war with its enemy. And when it heard the multitude of the force which came against it, fear swept over them, and they turned one upon the other. Brethren, ye did well, who hath deceived you that ye should continue in this fashion?
Do not many of you who have children, if your child stumbles and falls gather him into your arms, and comfort him, and take care of his wounds? Therefore if you are not willing that your child should suffer; then how much more your brother who is the Lord’s child? Consider this, and be you wise in understanding; for I would not have you ignorant concerning Christ’s Body. Also, if you had an infirmity in your body, would you not treat it, and bring it unto the physician’s care? Or would you continue in the fashion of your infirmity until you are destroyed?
My brothers it is not my desire that you be ignorant concerning the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ. For it is written, I came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. Therefore receive your brother who is weak in the faith without doubting and disputing, remembering also that you were once a child, and even now are you still. Wherefore consider the works of your lips, and shut your mouth if you are given to judgment. For whenever you condemn another, beware, for that same condemnation shall be recompensed unto you.
The kingdom of heaven is likened unto the mountains, that when the clouds are gathered over them are as dark as night; But after the clouds have dropped their dew, they are as green as a pasture prepared to feed a flock thereon. Yea, he that looks at a man’s sins will never see the Savior working in him. Therefore despise not thou the infirmities of another; for you are also full of your own wickedness likewise. If a man come unto you believing yea, and yea, and you come upon him, and say, nay and nay, wilt thou not destroy his faith. Yea, verily, it shall be weakened, and you shall be puffed up; and at the end he shall be saved, and you shall be destroyed. For wherein some believe they may eat all things, but they that are weak eat herbs.
Therefore how shall I liken the men of this generation, and with what likeness are they likened? They are like unto two children disputing amongst themselves over that which they know nothing about; neither could they seeing they are but children. And when their father came in, and heard them quarrelling, he straightway rebuked them both, and sat the one on the right hand, and the other upon the left. Who shall teach us wisdom, and make known unto us the mysteries of God? Some are wiser than others, but none so wise as God. Therefore show out of a pure heart thy wisdom using it to the edifying of the body, that those that hear you may rejoice in the Lord which has given your wisdom unto you. But, and if ye wield the word of God improperly, then are you more foolish than one who has no knowledge, and you shall be even as an infidel. Wherefore brethren, let brotherly love rule in your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. For Christ is sufficient to bear up any man’s weakness, and also to humble any man’s high mindedness. Therefore let us consider our tongue in battle, and cut it off if we are given to drunken brawling.
O my beloved Children, hear me, for I long for you in the bowels of mercy; for how can it be that we who are the light so wander in darkness. And we, who carry the body and blood of our Lord, not stretch forth our hand unto a disobedient and gainsaying people. My soul does long for them as a hidden treasure, for they are my Father’s fruit, and the joy of his heart. They drop, they die, they cry; and no man hears their plea. For ah, say they, we are dead and buried. They come to the door, they knock say they; but oh you are so foolish when you turn them away.
Therefore, Woe unto you O America: for the blood of your unborn has continuously come up as a memorial before me. Has this not been the alms which you have brought before me? Even Sodohma and Ghomorha didn’t sin like unto that which you have sinned against me. For I will come with great vengeance says the Lord, and recompense you sevenfold for all the blood which you have shed before me.
Though a great and mighty work has been done in you, but now you which once was tender unto me, which followed after me fulfilling my desire for all nations: has now in these final days turned against me, profaning my Sabbath, and continually blaspheming me.
O America, thy beautiful shores are wasted, a habitation for devils; a land of darkness, and the shadow of death. She is haughty and proud, she has drunk her fill, she has become wanton in her ways, she lies in the street naked and bare, and her blood does continually flow; she is not staunched. For she has committed fornication with every one that passes by, and when her conception comes she tears her children, and casts them away for she delighted in pleasure more than she cares for her young. All her children are cursed; they walk about naked; for no man will clothe them. Therefore their bodies have they sold, that they may survive. Destitute and desolate have they made their ways. Their voices cry out, and there is none to hear; for all have stopped their ears. They are sold as cattle, and as a whore for her wage is set: so their bodies have become the filth for every man’s passion.
Woe unto the world because of offenses! For it must needs be that offenses come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh! For it were better if a milestone were cast about his neck, and he were cast into the sea, than that he should offend one of these little ones which believe in me. Therefore how shall I liken this generation, and with what likeness is it likened? It is likened unto a certain child who went out to play, and at even his mother called him to come in, but he was not to be found.
I saw in the Spirit a great white throne, and he that sat upon it was sad and forlorn; and I heard as he wept and cried, and fell down at my feet. Saying, My Children, where are you?
O my God, we have sinned against you, and have not walked according to your will. We O Lord have forsaken your ways, and the blood of our prophets is upon our hands. O my God forgive I beseech you; look down upon us and show mercy. We wander in darkness, gross darkness is our path; for we O Lord have taken thy Christ, and cast him out of our land. What can we say O Lord, return I beseech you, and show thy mercy unto this dreadful land which has forsaken you.
O America what have ye done unto me that I should so mourn and weep. You have turned away, you have gone astray; and no man follows after me. O my people, beloved and precious unto thy King. Come back unto me, for I am looking for you.
My Lord, we have sinned, and what can we say. The blood flows; and there is none who cares for our young. We have sacrificed unto idols; we have slain our youth, casting them unto Satan that he might feast upon them.
How many O Lord must perish until they see? Is there not a wise man among them who cares for your sheep? They stumble, they sleep, and they perish in foolish adversity. Like as a child without someone to lead them: we O Lord have been cast out into the sea. O Lord, my God and King, show forth again your loving kindness, and mercy that we might again taste the fruits of thy everlasting mercy. For we have sinned, and art in need. We are blind and naked; O Lord clothe thou me that I might ride upon the wings of your majesty. For blessed are the feet of them that publish peace and your truth O Lord are we commanded to preach.
Hear this you old men, and give ear all you inhabitants of the land. Has this been in your days, or even in the days of your fathers? When have I spoken against you, or have I not kept silent in your midst as you commit lewdness against one another? You fight and war, and spew yourselves forth: one against another, openly stripping your neighbor. Hear O you children of the Most High: How-; how hast thou exalted yourselves while I kept silent? Behold, the hour has come, the kingdom of God is at hand. Repent therefore, and do the former works; lest I come and remove your candlestick out of its place.
Therefore sanctify a fast; and call forth a solemn assembly, and bow down your knees unto your Creator. For it is written, judgment must begin at the house of the Lord.
Therefore, a certain judge who ruled in the land; who neither feared God, nor had respect for man: whose judgment was thwarted by his wicked ways, sat in judgment over the land. And a certain man was brought before him who was accused of many things by his accusers. But because the judge regarded not the testimony of the man, but had inclined his ears unto those that accused him: he was cast into prison. What do you think will happen unto this judge when his king returns and hears of these things which he has done? Most assuredly, he shall utterly destroy him, and take from him his position, and give it unto him that was cast into prison.
I gave unto you the Word of God to heal the sick; but you have used it to condemn them for their sickness.
I gave unto you the Word of God to open the blind eyes; but you have used it to condemn them for their blindness.
I gave unto you the Word of God to save the sinner from his sin; but you have used it to condemn them for their sin.
I gave unto you the Word of God to set the captives free; but you have used it to condemn them for their chains.
I gave unto you the Word of God to clothe the naked; but you have used it to condemn them for their nakedness.
I came to save the world; but you have used me to condemn the world. Verily, verily, I say unto you, I also will condemn you.
What is this I speak; in rhymes, and parables, and words divine. To show to a dark world their sin: and to make known unto all that I still care for them. My Son, my Body, to mortal man came, in divine providence a path was laid; so that none could escape my hand. Therefore take heed to what you hear, for I tell you soon coming mysteries shall procure. To show to you the mysteries; hearken unto me all you hosts indeed.
A clap of thunder in the wind, streaks of lightning passing over them. The waves of the sea with thunderous sounds beat against the earth as they pranced around. They danced through the night around what seemed to be some sort of altar with a sacrifice on it. The wind howled like an angry god; they thought they had come to appease him with a sacrifice of blood. Their faces were painted with the blood of the sacrifice, as they chanted things that should not be heard. Like wolves with a passion they encompassed round and around, waiting to feed upon their prey; wailing to the wind and the rain to cease from its game. With spears in their hands they pranced and danced, jabbing at their sacrifice, and calling to the wind to calm itself for them.
A short distance away a young boy awoke, hearing the thunder had awakened him. Outside the wind roared, and the rain poured, and the fountains of the deep gushed forth. The thunder spoke words of feelings that could be felt deep within the soul. The young boy went to the window where he had often gone to look out upon the world to get a feel of it; for he could not leave, for his Father had said, not yet. As he looked out the window he saw people fleeing, and screaming, running away to some higher ground. And then he looked out over towards the sea, and saw the people dancing around. In a little while they all stopped, and one of them lifted up the sacrifice; and he saw, he saw it was a child all mangled and torn; and I believe it was the Chieftain’s firstborn.
He quickly shut the window, and turned to run back to his bed; for the things which he saw burned in his head. But his Father was standing there, and he said, my son; come over here and sit at my right hand, and tell me what you have seen. Thus the young boy came over and sat down, and told him all that he had seen. And his Father said cry my son-; cry for them.., and for me; for the silence of the lambs has smitten me.
The following night was as black as coal; the storm had stopped the day before. Blood dripped from lintels, and from doors; silence reigned in this dark abode. A spirit descended knocking at each door; death was its purpose nothing more. The young boy had been awake for quite some time; watching out his window, watching them die. A horrible cry arose up from the earth, a cry from the living for their dead. On an altar lay his son as he stood there pleading for his dead: the child did not stir, nor did he awake. Surely this must be Pharaoh’s firstborn.
The child closed the window, and turned to return to bed, and there his Father sat. And his Father said, my son; come over here and sit at my right hand, and tell me what you have seen. Thus the child came over and sat, and told him all that he had seen. And his Father said cry my son-; cry for them.., and for me: for the silence of the lambs has smitten me.
The following morning about the third hour, the young boy was watching out his window, and he saw a multitude of people surrounding, and people crying. Crucify, crucify, for this is he whom we deny. Let his blood be on us and upon our children after us. And they chastised him with whips and cords, forty lashes minus one; rips his back up flesh and core. The cry of the people arise more and more, like a chant of death knocking at the door; whispering life’s end has come once more. A crown of thorns is laid on his head, piercing the scalp like a razor that should cut deep within the head. As the commandment went forth they led him away, down to a hill; the mount of death.
The child watched from his window with horror in his eyes, and as they pierced his flesh the boy cried. And as the darkness passed over the land, the earth did quake with the deeds of mortal man. Thus the young boy remembered what his Father had said. Cry my son-; cry for them.., and for me: for the silence of the lambs has smitten me. Then the young boy understood, and he cried with a loud voice, My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me-; for the bleating of the lambs has smitten me.
This darkest tale of wisdom I have written within, speaks to the soul of the sheep you know; so why does it seem so long to take you to comprehend this perfect song. Hearken and hear, for this is what I procure, the first, the second, and then the third, each to a wise man will surely hear.
For he was slain before
the foundation of the world.
In the twenty sixth day of the third month of our Lord and Savior nineteen hundred ninety four the Lord spoke unto me saying, Son of man, speak forth a riddle unto the people saying: There was a great eagle which arose out of its perch, which stood over the great nations, and its wings spread over the whole land, so that the whole land was as dark as night. And I saw a young lamb standing upon a certain hill; and I saw this great eagle swoop down and crush the lamb, tearing out its heart. And as I beheld this wonder, I saw a great Lion arise out of the earth and crush the eagle with the power of its right hand. And I heard the Lion roar by reason of his complaint, and there he stood over the lamb licking his wounds, mourning in his complaint. And it came to pass about the third hour of the day; I beheld a great wonder insomuch that the lamb which had been smitten stood up. Then I heard the Lion speak unto the Lamb, saying, Sit thou at my right hand until I put all thy enemies under thy footstool.
What is this? That the Lion shall lie down with the Lamb together, and a Child shall lead them. Do you not know what the scripture says? How that Isaiah spoke saying: For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the government shall be upon his shoulders, and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace. Therefore if Isaiah called him The Everlasting Father, and we know that the scripture cannot be broken. How then is God his Father? Do you think that the scriptures speaks in vain, Hear O Israel, the Lord thy God, the Lord he is one. And again, I am, and there is none else besides me, and I will not give my glory unto another.
Therefore hear me all you hosts indeed for I am he. I am deep, and I am wide; the depths of me I do hide: cast you net unto me, and out will come eternity. For the kingdom of heaven is likened unto the stars of heaven: though they appear not all unto men, yet surely they abide in heaven. And we are sure, that in him is life; and that is life from death by the continual testimony of his everlasting power which dwells in him from the beginning. For in him dwells all the fullness of the Godhead bodily: and we are his fullness created in Christ Jesus.
So let us my holy brethren, continue in the Apostles doctrine nothing wavering; though it seems like as a ship amidst the tempestuous sea we are tossed about the waves of adversity. For the kingdom of heaven is likened unto the sand by the seashore for multitude: with which the waves of the sea did crash against. But we know that he is faithful which has called us unto his eternal liberty. It is my desire that you are blessed and I pray that you will see that all these words are true: for Christ is true which has loved me.
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