If I may share my thoughts. (I haven't finished watching so apologies if similar comments have already been discussed) In day 31 of the Virgin Mary in the Kingdom, the Assumption, it details, "this was the first feast of the Divine Will celebrated in heaven ..." Our Lady says, "first" but if Joseph lived in the divine will, this contradicts, as Joseph died first, so Mary would have been the second to enter heaven in the divine will. Which is not what her teachings tell us. She was the first, and her Assumption was the first feast. Also on another point mentioned how Jesus couldn't obey a human will in Joseph and a divine will, so Joseph must have been given the gift of living in the divine will ... but don't forget the fifth commandment, and of Jesus simply obeying his father and wanting to do what he asks in constant acts of humility. You could also conclude that Mary's parents were also living in the divine will for Mary to have been obedient to them as she was living in the divine will. But we know this is not so. Day 25, the footnotes by Fr Iannuzzi (in my gold book copy) he stated that 'on numerous occasions Jesus makes it abundantly clear to Luisa that no soul conceived in sin was able to enter this kingdom before Luisa'. Fr. details the relevant volumes at the end notes.
Julie, Great questions and comments, please send an email to Queen of light DW @Gmail.com (note that there are no spaces between the words Queen of Light DW. We just dont want to be spammed) This way I can forward your questions to Paula. Jesus Is God, so our comments that God would have been obedient to the Divine Will is applicable to Jesus and not Mary. And, Mary was raised in the Temple and not by her parents. So, no the Temple Priests did not live in the Divine Will. The was the first Feast in Heaven of the Divine Will. Joseph was not Assumed in to Heaven. Yes, Fr. Ianuzzi does not believe that Joseph lived in the Divine WIll, but he has not gone through all that Paula and others have found in the writings. Yes, Luisa is the first in time, but God is Eternal. Therefore, as Mary was redeemed before Christ died on the Cross. Her Immaculate Conception was preserved and happened before Christ was Incarnated. St. Joseph lived in the Divine Will before Luisa was conceived in time. I believe on Saturday that we read that Joseph had knowledge of what Our Lord and Our Mother were doing in the Divine Will. I will have to look that up though. The writings also say that from the moment Adam sinned, Luisa repaired all the Acts and Glorified the Father. This all happened before she was conceived in her mothers womb in time. Again, we appreciate the comments and questions, please read the full documnet that is attached to this TH-cam video. We hope that you will see that we did a thourough job in presenting the facts that Joseph did live in the Divine Will. Mary
If I may share my thoughts. (I haven't finished watching so apologies if similar comments have already been discussed)
In day 31 of the Virgin Mary in the Kingdom, the Assumption, it details, "this was the first feast of the Divine Will celebrated in heaven ..."
Our Lady says, "first" but if Joseph lived in the divine will, this contradicts, as Joseph died first, so Mary would have been the second to enter heaven in the divine will. Which is not what her teachings tell us. She was the first, and her Assumption was the first feast.
Also on another point mentioned how Jesus couldn't obey a human will in Joseph and a divine will, so Joseph must have been given the gift of living in the divine will ...
but don't forget the fifth commandment, and of Jesus simply obeying his father and wanting to do what he asks in constant acts of humility.
You could also conclude that Mary's parents were also living in the divine will for Mary to have been obedient to them as she was living in the divine will. But we know this is not so.
Day 25, the footnotes by Fr Iannuzzi (in my gold book copy) he stated that 'on numerous occasions Jesus makes it abundantly clear to Luisa that no soul conceived in sin was able to enter this kingdom before Luisa'. Fr. details the relevant volumes at the end notes.
Julie,
Great questions and comments, please send an email to Queen of light DW @Gmail.com (note that there are no spaces between the words Queen of Light DW. We just dont want to be spammed) This way I can forward your questions to Paula. Jesus Is God, so our comments that God would have been obedient to the Divine Will is applicable to Jesus and not Mary. And, Mary was raised in the Temple and not by her parents. So, no the Temple Priests did not live in the Divine Will.
The was the first Feast in Heaven of the Divine Will. Joseph was not Assumed in to Heaven. Yes, Fr. Ianuzzi does not believe that Joseph lived in the Divine WIll, but he has not gone through all that Paula and others have found in the writings.
Yes, Luisa is the first in time, but God is Eternal. Therefore, as Mary was redeemed before Christ died on the Cross. Her Immaculate Conception was preserved and happened before Christ was Incarnated. St. Joseph lived in the Divine Will before Luisa was conceived in time. I believe on Saturday that we read that Joseph had knowledge of what Our Lord and Our Mother were doing in the Divine Will. I will have to look that up though.
The writings also say that from the moment Adam sinned, Luisa repaired all the Acts and Glorified the Father. This all happened before she was conceived in her mothers womb in time.
Again, we appreciate the comments and questions, please read the full documnet that is attached to this TH-cam video. We hope that you will see that we did a thourough job in presenting the facts that Joseph did live in the Divine Will.
Mary