THE ECCLESIASTICAL AND ESOTERIC KNOWLEDE OF GOD
(32ND Series)
In a wedding party in Cana, Jesus was among the many visitors that attended. Jesus performed the first mystery he made. The wine prepared for the party was not enough for the visitors. So Jesus Christ thought of making water into wine to make the party happy and more wholesome.
Jesus prayed to the Lord God to give him the necessary power so that whatever he wishes would be fulfilled. Soon after that, he uttered: “PEC BEEC PESABAO PEMEI” while looking at the water inside the jar and added the following words: “JESUS MEUS PURMATAR ACTEO DEUS MIRAT AMAT CAM HUM HUM HUM.”
Jesus told the helpers to serve wine to the visitors. They answered: “there is no more wine.” Jesus said: All the jars are full of wine, not water.” The helpers looked at each other and obeyed Jesus Christ.
The people wondered when they tasted the wine in its very special taste. They asked one another as to where the wine came from. Not one of them revealed that Jesus was the one who made the mysterious deed.
After that event, Jesus Christ thanked his Father in Heaven through these words: “ELOI BALOE PARAR SAMUTIM EGO SUM HUMBILATAUM DEUS EGOSUM RITSAUC HIC TARDIC LUMA LUMA DEUS MUNDUM ET CAELUM.” That was the first occasion where Jesus was attested by few people that he possessed the power coming from God.
Jesus begun his mission given him by God as Christ on earth. The first step he did was to select 12 persons to become his followers who are known in the Bible as “Disciples of Jesus.” At that instance, Jesus talked to his Father in Heaven with these words: “PATER DEUS CAELORUM EGO MEUS HUS TURSICUP PEOC RICUP HAUC SABOC MONASTER ETERNUM MURMURLUM EGOSUM,” and Jesus left to look for people to become his disciples.
When Jesus arrived in a certain place, he met a man named Mathew. Jesus knew this person when Jesus was only 13 years old. Before Jesus talked to this man, he whispered with these words: “ARAM ADAM ACSADAM VUC VOUC VAUC TAUOC.” When Jesus talked to Mathew about his purpose, Mathew readily accepted to become a disciple. Since then, Mathew remained Jesus’ companion.
In the new testament of the Bible in the book of Mathew, we read in Mathew 9:9: “AS JESUS WENT ON FROM THERE, HE SAW A MAN NAMED MATHEW SITTING AT THE TAX COLLECTOR’S BOOTH. “FOLLOW ME,” HE TOLD HIM, AND MATHEW GOT UP AND FOLLOWED HIM.” It is very evident that under the hidden knowledge of God and owing to the power words of God uttered by Jesus before he talked to Mathew, he did not refuse. WATCH FOR MORE ! ! !