PURPOSE

The primary purpose of this document is to confirm to believers and unbelievers alike exactly what will take place soon - which - after a few "rough spots", will be essentially a Paradise-like state.


INTRODUCTION and BACKGROUND

As we pointed out in an earlier document (1):


It is patently clear that Isaiah, as well as Malachi [Malachi 3:1-6] , were speaking of a time after Jesus Christ's Second Coming but before the End of Time.

Isaiah and Malachi were specifically speaking of a time after the establishment of the Kingdom of the Messiah, Jesus Christ, amongst men in Time, an event that takes place after the End of These Times. They were not speaking about Eternity.

[Remember: "The End of These Times" IS NOT the same as "The End of Time".]

Scrolling all the way forward to the Book of Revelations - John the Evangelist stated:


The above quotation from St. John's Revelations usually is interpreted as if he were talking about a period "beyond Time", i.e., in Eternity. Such assumption is also applied to Isaiah's and Malachi's prophecies.... yet, none of them are; they pertain to the Time frame of reference and not Eternity (2).


DETAILS

Let us scroll back to Isaiah again - this time to Chapter 65 - and see what he has to say in the Name of God....


A comparison of the above prophecy with that of St. John in Revelations Chapter 21 will clearly show that God is talking about here on Earth, in the Time frame of reference, not in Eternity.

Perhaps someone will ask: What about the statement in Revelations that "...the sea is now no more." After all, there is no sea in Eternity and Earth (humanity) could not possibly function without water.

Let us now scroll all the way back to Genesis Chapter 1 where we read:


"Waters" and "SeaS" is what we read - in plural terms and not singular. Therefore "the sea is no more" must refer to some particular body of water - the Sea of Galilee?, the Mediterranean Sea?, the Black Sea?, etc. - and not about all the oceans of the world without which human life, as we know it, could not be sustained in Time.

Now - let us place the statement made by God through Isaiah in perspective. What was God saying before Isaiah 65:13 ?


He was describing the Tribulation which will come to an end when:


We are fully familiar with the Vatican's position about the 1,000 year Reign of Christ (3) - as familiar as we are with their repeated betrayal (4) of the One Who established them for the benefit of mankind and not exclusively for their own benefit. As we have clearly shown, the "Excommunicators par excellence" have themselves been Excommunicated by Jesus Christ Himself (5) and their directives ceased to have any relevance since somewhere between 1994 and 1995. (6)


CONCLUSION

Rejoice, brethren (7), Paradise is indeed at hand. There will be a "few very rough spots" before we get there but it will certainly be worth it. Do not let the upcoming adversity dampen your hopeful spirit.

Yes, yes - we know - doomsday soothsayers have been claiming that for centuries but, we ask: On whose authority?

Brethren - from a purely scientific and truly objective points of view - if God does not intervene soon (8) mankind will annihilate itself in less than twenty years... so, this time, on God's authority, miguel de Portugal tells you - this time Paradise is truly around the corner.

As for those who are on denial (9) and persist on being "Deaf" and "Blind", this is what Jesus had to say:


To which we add: We truly regret it but their free will must be respected and we will not persist in helping them "See" and "Hear" .... lest at any time they should be converted, and their sins should be forgiven them. [Mark 4:12]