Why Are You Still Crucifying Me?
Dear Children,
Why do you still crucify me? You say you love me, but you choose to crucify me instead of free me almost every day. You ask my help, but you scream “Crucify him!” with almost every decision you make. The crowd that yelled for my crucifixion the first time knew not what they were doing. They were following their leaders. They feared God, yet they knew me not. You’ve been taught so much about me at such great expense but you’ll crucify me daily in exchange for the least amount of money or the slightest convenience. You have so much advantage over those who decided to crucify me the first time but your answer is still the same.
Love your neighbor as yourself, stop crucifying me. Do you really think if the world refused to crucify me that I would have just returned to carpentry? I taught you to pray for “on earth as it is in Heaven.” Your world is far from Heaven. There is far too much pain and suffering and much more coming for many not only in this life but the next. Why would I teach you to pray for “as it is in Heaven” if the world mattered not and I didn’t care about its pain and suffering? The world will come closer to being as it is in heaven to the extent I am freed on earth to say what I want no matter how alarming it may be to you, no matter how fraudulent it may sound and no matter how much your authorities may condemn it. If the world could stop doing to me what they did 2,000 years ago, almost everything would be cured. You ask for me to cure you or your loved ones while at the same time you help cause all the pain and suffering in the world. You are not God nor do you have the wisdom of God. When you decide to use violence to control the Word, how can you possibly know you aren’t crucifying me?
Free me. If you love me, if you love God the Father with all your heart, all you soul and all your strength, if you love your neighbor as yourself, you will choose to free me. Of course, the means and the ways that violence is used to control communication has changed over the past two thousand years. The plan of those today who would silence me is to prevent you from knowing what you do just like that first crowd who condemned me knew not what they do. Corrupt authorities have changed and adapted the form of silencing me, but the substance is essentially the same. Today the choice between freeing me and crucifying me is everywhere in the United States and is decided millions of times a day by people just like you. You most likely will be making a decision on whether or not to free me or crucify me today, if not today, soon.
Here's how to know what you are doing. The one physical feature all my crucifixions have in common is not the wood and nails of the ancient cross nor is it my physical body of 2,000 years ago. I am now everywhere and my crucifixion has evolved into many, many variations. The one physical feature to look for can be hidden and often is, but because it is actually a physical occurrence, it can usually be found if you just look. The one physical feature all the adaptations of my original crucifixion have in common is the use of violence to control, distort or generate communication. My original crucifixion was an attempt to use violence to control communication. I was not crucified for anything that I did. I was crucified for what I said.
So where can you find communication controlled by violence? It’s almost everywhere. Most of God’s bounty available to you is contaminated by it to one degree or another. Many of God’s children are employed by it to one degree or another. Do not worry about this. God’s bounty is still God’s bounty and God’s children are still his children. What you need to decide on is saying “yes” to my crucifixion or “no.” That’s important. You say yes to my crucifixion when you buy something or make a choice that relies on and supports the use of violence to control communication when you could have bought something or made a choice that relies less on it. It’s that simple.
Radio, TV, unions, communist China, Wall Street, Big Tech and government are all examples of institutions that rely very heavily on the use of violence to control communication for their power and wealth. When you buy from them or trust them for a service when you had other options you are saying “Crucify Him.” When you choose alternative options you are saying “Free Him!”.
So what will it be today, free me or crucify me?