GRM 184.8 · Volume 3
The Gospel as revealed to me
Quotation
Always bear in mind the great precept of love and be faithful to God the Truth, to the truth in every word, deed and sentiment, because the truth is the daughter of God.
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GRM 184.8 · Volume 3
Always bear in mind the great precept of love and be faithful to God the Truth, to the truth in every word, deed and sentiment, because the truth is the daughter of God.
GRM 184.8 · Volume 3
You may rest assured that God sees your efforts and He will grant you a greater reward for overcoming your selfishness, for holding back a rude word, for satisfying a necessity without being ordered to do so, than if, fighting in a battle, you killed the enemy. The Kingdom of Heaven, which you will possess if You live as just people, is built with the little things of everyday. With goodness, moderation, patience, with being satisfied with what one has, bearing with one another, and with love, love, love.
GRM 184.8 · Volume 3
Be good. Live in peace, one with the other. Do not grumble. Do not judge. God will then be with you.
GRM 185.5 · Volume 3
Man thinks he is always capable of everything. When he is really capable of doing something he is full of haughtiness and attachment to his “ability”.
GRM 185.5 · Volume 3
I do not impose Myself, Mary, except in exceptional cases. I generally leave you free and wait.
Jesus said:
GRM 185.5 · Volume 3
Man is “man” and wants to do things by himself without feeling that God asks but to help him. (...) “They wanted to do by themselves”, although I was bent over their needs awaiting to be asked to help them.
GRM 185.5 · Volume 3
I am Jesus. I am the Saviour. And I save, Mary. I always save as soon as I am asked to.
GRM 186.4 · Volumen 3
Man must remember his dignity, "also in a common action like eating."
GRM 186.4 · Volume 3
Overeating foments vices and inclinations which degrade man.
GRM 186.4 · Volume 3
A son of the people of God must be able to control himself, perfecting himself through obedience and prudence, bearing in mind his origin and his end: God and Heaven.