To my children who walk the earth in these last days before my glorious return, pass on this message:

“These are the words of the Amen, the faithful and true witness, the Alpha of God’s creation: I know your deeds well: you are neither cold nor fiery. How I wish you were either cold or hot! But since you are lukewarm, and neither cold nor hot, with deep regret, I remove you from my presence.”

This is the solemn proclamation for all creatures who walk the earth and sail the skies in these last and critical days: an announcement that echoes with the ominous foreboding of a spiritual death.

However, from the ashes of despair and through the dark valleys of death, emerges triumphant and inextinguishable a hope of resurrection as unexpected as it is miraculous! The new elect of the Almighty, the one to whom the key of David was entrusted, is now ready to open a door before the creatures of these end times, a door that no one has ever been able to open and which, once opened, will remain inaccessible to anyone who tries to close it.

His cry will vibrate through the silence, like thunder that awakens the soul, touching the hearts of men and angels; the sacred light he brings will illuminate a path hidden from the eyes of the living dead. And those who, despite their weakness, have kept the word of the Heavenly Father and have not denied his name, will rise to immortality.

The demons will bow at their feet, testifying to the love and protection of the Supreme. Since they have accepted the call to perseverance, the Creator will preserve them in the hour of temptation that is about to fall on the entire universe, putting every creature to the test.

The Lord God is coming; let us hold fast to what we have received, so that no one can take away our celestial crown. Whoever triumphs, our divine and perfect Father will raise him as a pillar in his eternal temple; He will write on them his name, the name of his city, the new Jerusalem that comes down from heaven, and a new name.

Amen.

(see Revelation 3:14-16, Revelation 3:7-12)