|
It is 100% certain you're headed for Hell ...
for rejecting the Catholic Dogma ...
Warning: There are no bishops or priests in these times
1. The Original Sin of Adam closed Heaven for all men (sanctifying grace was lost) ... Hell became the only possible destination for the immortal souls of men.
7. One can still be Catholic and get to Heaven with a proper baptism in water
[Section 7] ... believing the Dogmas ... and keeping free from mortal sin. [Section 10.1]
E-mail > Slave_BVM@mail.com -- Catholic-Dogma-Providers@mail.com
<<< --- <<< --- <<< --- <<< --- Start Section 22 --- >>> --- >>> --- >>> --- >>>
The Fewness of those who are Saved ... from Hell (Part I)
One-hundred (100) citation listing ... that almost no one gets to Heaven
It's practically in the air we breathe ... almost everyone goes
Catholic Saint Paul in Romans 11:5
Blessed John Marie Vianney, died 1859 A.D.
~ ~ ~
Introduction:
1. One can easily recognize the fewness of the saved since Christ re-opened Heaven in one prescribed way ... being baptized in water (see Section 7 and sub-sections), believing the full Catholic Faith (see Sections 5, 5.1, 5.2, 5.3, 9), and doing works of charity to merit Heaven (see Sections 28, and 29). It isn't so surprising that the below quotes read as they do.
2. One of Satan's greatest accomplishments in our time is the widely held belief that almost everyone is saved from Hell, but the opposite is true.
~ ~ ~
This section includes ...
S u b - p a r t A Catholic Citations on the fewness who get to Heaven ... Popes, Saints, Scriptures ~ ~ ~
Catholic Saint Paul ... in Romans 11:5 >
Note 1: All persons recieve the grace they need to get to Heaven ... in the single way prescribed by God ... the Catholic Church (which has no buildings or personnel hierarchy in these times).
Note 2: See Sections 5.1 and Sections 5.1.1 that the graces for salvation are provided to all ... the Catholic God does not throw anyone into Hell without giving them a chance. God is infinately just. Blessed Louis Marie de Montfort, died 1716 A.D. > "The number of the Elect is so small, so small that, were we to know how small it is, we would faint away with grief. One here and there, scattered up and down the world." Catholic Saint Paul ... in Romans 9:27 > "And Isaias crieth out concerning Israel: If the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved."
Note 1: The religion of the Old Testament Israelites was the Catholic Faith unfulfilled it wasn't "judaism" (see Sections 4, 7.2.1, 31, and 39.1).
Note 2: Section of 138 of this site ... identifies the manner by which Old Testament persons reached a state of justification so that they went to the Limbo Section of Hell and not the Hell of the damned during Old Testament times.
Note 3: The Old Testament justified went to Heaven after the founding of the Catholic Church in 33 A.D. at the First Pentecost (this is when Heaven was re-opened after it was closed by Original Sin. Saint John Chrysostom, Doctor of the Church, died 407 A.D. > "What do you think? How many of the inhabitants of this city (Antioch) may perhaps be saved? Out of this thickly-populated city, not one hundred people will be saved. I doubt whether there will even be as many as that." Saint Anselm, Doctor of the Church, died 1109 A.D. > "If you would be quite sure of your salvation, strive to be among the fewest of the few. Do not follow the majority of mankind, but follow those who renounce the world and never relax their efforts day or night so that they may attain everlasting blessedness." Catholic Saint Matthew ... in Matthew 22:14 > "For many are called, but few are chosen." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "Scarcely anyone is saved." Catholic Saint Luke ... in Luke 13:23-24 > "Lord, are they few that are saved? But He said to them: Strive to enter by the narrow gate; for many, I say to you, shall seek to enter, and shall not be able." Saint Gregory Nazianzus, died 389 A.D., Bishop of Constantinople, The Faith of the Early Fathers, Against the Arians, Vol 2, pg 33 > "Where are they who revile us for our poverty and pride themselves in their riches? They who define the Church by numbers and scorn the little flock? Saint Augustine, Doctor of the Church, died 430 A.D. > "It is certain that few are saved." Saint Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church, died 1274 A.D. > "There are a select few who are saved." Catholic Saint Matthew ... in Matthew 7:13-14 > "Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there are who go in thereat. How narrow is the gate, and strait is the way that leadeth to life: and few there are that find it."
Note: This scripture does not speak of a path that many are on and then fall away or leave. People receive actual grace to move toward the Catholic Truth (the narrow way) ... to believe the Catholic Dogma and Sources of Dogma and be baptized in water, and then to continue in believing the Faith. This scripture states that there are few who even find the path to start with ... because they do not cooperate with actual grace sufficiently to get to the full knowledge of the Dogma. You can't stay on something that you do not even find.
Venerable Robert Bellarmine, died 1621 A.D. > "It is granted to few to recognize the true Church amid the darkness of so many schisms and heresies, and to fewer still so to love the truth which they have seen as to fly to its embrace." Saint Teresa of Avila, died 1582 A.D. > "I had the greatest sorrow for the many souls that condemned themselves to Hell, especially those 'lutherans' ... I saw souls falling into hell like snowflakes." Catholic Saint Luke ... in Luke 12:32 > "Fear not, little flock, for it hath pleased your Father to give you a Kingdom." Saint Philip Neri, died 1595 A.D. > "So vast a number of miserable souls perish, and so comparatively few are saved." Blessed John Marie Vianney, died 1859 A.D. > "The number of the saved is as few as the number of grapes left after the pickers have passed." Blessed Louis Marie de Montfort, died 1716 A.D. > "Do not be deceived; there are only two roads: one that leads to life and is narrow; the other that leads to death and is wide. There is no middle way."
Note: Heretic protestantism is not a middle way, it only leads to damnation with the un-baptized pagans who call themselves jews.
Robert Southwell, died 1595 A.D. > "Oh how much are worldlings deceived who think to go to Heaven by the wide way that leadeth only to perdition. The path to Heaven is narrow, nor can it be trodden without great toil; and therefore wrong is their way and assured their ruin who, after the testimony of so many saints, will not learn where to settle their footing." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "The greater number of men still say to God: Lord we will not serve Thee; we would rather be slaves of the devil, and condemned to Hell, than be Thy servants. Alas! The greatest number, my Jesus - we may say nearly all - not only do not love Thee, but offend Thee and despise Thee. How many countries there are in which there are scarcely any Catholics, and all the rest either infidels or heretics. And all of them are certainly on the way to being lost."
Note: Infidels are the un-baptized ("jews", "mohammedans", "hindus", "buddhists", etc.) they are also called pagans.
Saint John of the Cross, died 1591 A.D. > "Behold how many there are who are called, and how few who are chosen. And, if you have no care for yourself, your perdition is more certain than your amendment, especially since the way which leads to eternal life is so narrow." Saint Arsenius, died c. 445 A.D. > "Brethren, the just man shall scarcely be saved. What, then, will become of the sinner?" Anna Maria Taigi, died 1837 A.D. > "The destiny of those dying on one day is that not as many as ten went straight to Heaven; and those cast into Hell were as numerous as snowflakes in winter." Blessed John Marie Vianney, died 1859 A.D. > "I tremble when I see how many souls are lost these days. They fall into Hell like leaves from the trees at the approach of winter." Saint Leonard of Port Maurice, died 1751 A.D. > "O abyss of the judgments of God! Out of thirty thousand, only five were saved! And out of sixty thousand, only three went to Heaven! You sinners who are listening to me, in what category will you be numbered? ... What do you say? ... What do you think?" Saint Francis Xavier, died 1552 A.D. > "How many souls turn away from the road to glory, and go to Hell." Pope Saint Gregory the Great, 590-604 A.D. > "There are many who arrive at the faith, but few who are led into the heavenly kingdom. Behold how many are gathered here for today's Feast-Day: we fill the church from wall to wall. Yet who knows how few they are who shall be numbered in that chosen company of the Elect?" Anthony Mary Claret, died 1870 A.D. > "A multitude of souls fall into the depths of Hell, and it is of the faith that all who die in mortal sin are condemned for ever and ever. According to statistics, approximately 80,000 persons die every day. How many of these will die in mortal sin, and how many will be condemned. For, as their lives have been, so also will be their end." Saint Augustine, Doctor of the Church, died 430 A.D. > "As a man lives, so shall he die." Saint Vincent de Paul, died 1660 A.D. > "A great many persons live constantly in the state of damnation." Pope Saint Gregory the Great, 590-604 A.D. > "The more the wicked abound, so much the more must we suffer with them in patience; for on the threshing floor few are the grains carried into the barns, but high are the piles of chaff burned with fire." Mary of Agreda, died 1665 A.D. > "Countless hosts have fallen into Hell." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "The greater part of men choose to be damned rather than to love Almighty God." Saint Veronica Giuliani, died 1727 A.D. > "The number of the damned is incalculable." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "What is the number of those who love Thee, O God? How few they are. The Elect are much fewer than the damned. Alas! The greater portion of mankind lives in sin unto the devil, and not unto Jesus Christ. O Saviour of the world, I thank Thee for having called and permitted us to live in the true faith which the Holy Roman Catholic Church teaches. [...] But alas, O my Jesus! How small is the number of those who live in this holy faith! Oh, God! The greater number of men he buried in the darkness of infidelity and heresy. Thou hast humbled Thyself to death, to the death of the cross, for the salvation of men, and these ungrateful men are unwilling even to know Thee. Ah, I pray Thee, O omnipotent God, O sovereign and infinite Good, make all men know and love Thee." Saint Leo of Patara, died 260 A.D. > "I see around me a multitude of those who, blindly persevering in error, despise the true God; but I am a Christian nevertheless, and I follow the instruction of the Apostles. If this deserves chastisement, reward it; for I am determined to suffer every torture rather then become the slave of the devil. Others may do as they please since they are ... reckless of the future life which is to be obtained only by sufferings. Scripture tells us that "narrow is the way that leads to life" ... because it is one of affliction and of persecutions suffered for the sake of justice; but it is wide enough for those who walk upon it, because their faith and the hope of an eternal reward make it so for them. [...] On the contrary, the road of vice is in reality narrow, and it leads to an eternal precipice." Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, died 1783 A.D. > "I was watching souls going down into the abyss as thick and fast as snowflakes falling in the winter mist." Saint Justin the Martyr, died 165 A.D. > "The majority of men shall not see God, excepting those who live justly, purified by righteousness and by every other virtue." Mary of Agreda, died 1665 A.D. > "The majority of souls appear before the Judgment empty-handed. They did nothing good for eternity." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "All infidels and heretics are surely on the way to being lost. What an obligation we owe God for causing us to be born not only after the coming of Jesus Christ, but also in countries where the true faith reigns. I thank Thee, O Lord, for this. Woe to me if, after so many transgressions, it had been my fate to live in the midst of infidels or heretics." Blessed Sebastian Valfre, died 1710 A.D. > "I fear that Last Day, that day of tribulation and anguish, of calamity and misery, of mist and darkness, that day on which, if the just have reason to fear, how much more should I: an impious, wretched, and ungrateful sinner." Pope Saint Gregory the Great, 590-604 A.D. > "The Ark, which in the midst of the Flood was a symbol of the Church, was wide below and narrow above; and, at the summit, measured only a single cubit. [...] It was wide where the animals were, narrow where men lived: for the Holy Church is indeed wide in the number of those who are carnal minded, narrow in the number of those who are spiritual." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "In the Great Deluge in the days of Noah, nearly all mankind perished, eight persons alone being saved in the Ark. In our days a deluge, not of water but of sins, continually inundates the earth, and out of this deluge very few escape. Scarcely anyone is saved." Blessed John Eudes, died 1680 A.D. > "Get out of the filth of the horrible torrent of this world, the torrent of thorns that is whirling you into the abyss of eternal perdition. [...] This torrent is the world, which resembles an impetuous torrent, full of garbage and evil odours, making a lot of noise but flowing swiftly passed, dragging the majority of men into the pit of perdition." Robert Southwell, died 1595 A.D. > "Oh how much are the worldlings deceived that rejoice in the time of weeping, and make their place of imprisonment a palace of pleasure; that consider the examples of the Saints as follies, and their end as dishonorable; that think to go to Heaven by the wide way that leadeth only to perdition." Saint Bede the Venerable, Doctor of the Church, died 735 A.D. > "Nor should we think that it is enough for salvation that we are no worse off than the mass of the careless and indifferent, or that in our (true) faith we are, like so many others, uninstructed." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "We owe God a deep ... gratitude for the purely gratuitous gift of the true faith with which he has favored us. How many are the infidels, heretics and schismatic who do not enjoy comparable happiness? The earth is full of them and they are all lost." Blessed James of Voragine, died 1298 A.D. > "One day, St. Macarius found a skull and asked it whose head it had been. 'A pagan's!' it replied. 'And where is your soul?' he asked. 'In Hell.' came the reply. Macarius then asked the skull if its place was very deep in Hell. 'As far down as the earth is lower than Heaven.' 'And are there any other souls lodged even lower?" 'Yes, the souls of the Jews.' 'And even lower than the Jews?' 'Yes! The souls of bad Christians who were redeemed with the Blood of Christ and held there privilege so cheaply'."
Note: The word Christians in this quote means Catholics. Only Catholics are Christians.
Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "St. Teresa, as the Roman Rota attests, never fell into any mortal sin; but still Our Lord showed her the place prepared for her in Hell; not because she deserved Hell, but because, had she not risen from the state of luke-warmness in which she lived, she would in the end have lost the grace of God and been damned." Blessed Angela of Foligno, died 1312 A.D. > "They who are enlightened to walk in the way of perfection, and through lukewarmness wish to tread the ordinary path, shall be abandoned." Saint Anselm, Doctor of the Church, died 1109 A.D. > "If you want to be certain of being in the number of the Elect, strive to be one of the few, not one of the many. And if you would be quite sure of your salvation, strive to be among the fewest of the few; that is to say, do not follow the great majority of mankind, but follow those who enter upon the narrow way, who renounce the world, who give themselves to prayer, and who never relax their efforts by day or night, so that they may attain everlasting blessedness." Saint John Climacus, died 605 A.D. > "Live with the few if you want to reign with the few." Saint Jerome, Doctor of the Church, died 419 A.D. > "Many begin well, but there are few who persevere." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "The saints are few, but we must live with the few if we would be saved with the few. O God, too few indeed they are; yet among those few I wish to be." Saint Augustine, Doctor of the Church, died 430 A.D. > "If you wish to imitate the multitude, then you shall not be among the few who shall enter in by the narrow gate." Robert Southwell, died 1595 A.D. > "The path to Heaven is narrow, rough and full of wearisome and trying ascents, nor can it be trodden without great toil; and therefore wrong is their way, gross their error, and assured their ruin who, after the testimony of so many thousands of saints, will not learn where to settle their footing." Saint Jerome, Doctor of the Church, died 419 A.D. > "So that you will better appreciate the meaning of Our Lord's words, and perceive more clearly how few the Elect are, note that Christ did not say that those who walked in the path to Heaven are few in number, but that there were few who found that narrow way. It is as though the Saviour intended to say: The path leading to Heaven is so narrow and so rough, so overgrown, so dark and difficult to discern, that there are many who never find it their whole life long. And those who do find it are constantly exposed to the danger of deviating from it, of mistaking their way, and unwittingly wandering away from it, because it is so irregular and overgrown." Venerable Peter Julian Eymard, died 1839 A.D. > "And how very small is the kingdom of Jesus Christ. So many nations have never had the faith." Mary of Agreda, died 1665 A.D. > "That those who walk in the way of salvation are the smaller number is due to the vice and depraved habits imbibed in youth and nourished in childhood. By these means Lucifer has hurled into Hell so great a number of souls, and continues thus to hurl them into Hell every day, casting so many nations from abyss to abyss of darkness and errors, such as are contained in the heresies and false sects of the infidels." Saint Benedict Joseph of Labre, died 1783 A.D. > "Yes, indeed, many will be damned; few will be saved." Saint John Chrysostom, Doctor of the Church, died 407 A.D. > "I do not speak rashly, but as I feel and think. I do not think that many priests are saved, but that those who perish are far more numerous." Saint Vincent Ferrer, died 1419 A.D. > "Many religious go strait to Hell because they do not keep their vows." Saint Bede the Venerable, Doctor of the Church, died 735 A.D. > "Christ's flock is called "little" (Saint Luke 12:32) in comparison with the greater number of the reprobates." Anna Maria Taigi, died 1837 A.D. > "The greater number of Christians today are damned. The destiny of those dying on one day is that very few - not as many as ten - went strait to Heaven; many remained in Purgatory; and those cast into Hell were as numerous as snowflakes in mid-winter." Saint Regimius (or Rheims), died 533 A.D. > "Among adults there are few saved because of sins of the flesh. (...) With the exception of those who die in childhood, most men will be damned."
Note: Saint Regimius baptized Clovis, King of the Franks on 24 December 496, thereby leading to the conversion of France to the Catholic Kingdom of God.
Saint Isidore of Seville, Doctor of the Church, died 636 A.D. > "It is as though Jesus said: "O My Father, I am indeed going to clothe myself with human flesh, but the greater part of the world will set no value on My Blood." Francis Xavier Cabrini, died 1917 A.D. > "How many among these uncivilized peoples do not yet know God, and are sunk in the darkest idolatry, superstition and ignorance ... Poor souls! These are they in whom Christ saw, in all the horror of His imminent Passion, the uselessness of His agony for so many souls."
Note: This quote is not to say that these people did not receive graces sufficient to get to Heaven, they did. The Catholic Dogma that there is sufficient grace granted to all souls is:
Catholic De Fide Dogma, Section V, God the Sanctifier, Dogma No. 14 >
Catholic De Fide Dogma, Section V, God the Sanctifier, Dogma No. 15 >
Note: God does provide the graces sufficient to get to Heaven in the way He prescribed … the Catholic Faith.
Catholic De Fide Dogma, Section V, God the Sanctifier, Dogma No. 17 > Blessed John Marie Vianney, died 1859 A.D. > "Nothing afflicts the heart of Jesus so much as to see all His sufferings of no avail to so many." Saint Bridget of Sweden, died 1373 A.D. > "O Jesus! (...) Remember the sadness that Thou didst experience when, contemplating in the light of Thy divinity the predestination of those who would be saved by the merits of Thy sacred passion, Thou didst see at the same time the great multitude of reprobates who would be damned for their sins, and Thou didst complain bitterly of those hopeless, lost, and unfortunate sinners." Saint Isidore of Seville, Doctor of the Church, died 636 A.D. > "The greater part of men will set no value on the blood of Christ, and will go on offending Him." Blessed John of Avila, died 1569 A.D. > "Take care not to resemble the multitude whose knowledge of God's will only condemns them to more severe punishment." Saint Hilary of Poitiers, Doctor of the Church, died 368 A.D. > "How few the Elect are may be understood from the multitude being cast out." John Neumann, died 1860 A.D. > "Notwithstanding assurances that God did not create any man for Hell, and that He wishes all men to be saved, it remains equally true that only few will be saved; that only few will go to Heaven; and that the greater part of mankind will be lost forever." Saint Benedict Joseph Labre, died 1783 A.D. > "Meditate on the horrors of Hell which will last for eternity because of one easily-committed mortal sin. Try hard to be among the few who are chosen. Think of the eternal flames of Hell, and how few there are that are saved." Saint Francis Xavier, died 1552 A.D. > "Ah, how many souls lose Heaven and are cast into Hell." Saint Alphonsus Maria Liguori, Doctor of the Church, died 1787 A.D. > "All persons desire to be saved, but the greater part, because they will not adopt the means of being saved, fall into sin and are lost. (...) In fact, the Elect are much fewer than the damned, for the reprobate are much more numerous than the Elect." Pope Pius X, 1903-1914 A.D. > "Oh, Jesus, Divine Redeemer of souls, behold how great is the multitude of those who still sleep in the darkness of error. Reckon up the number of those who stray to the edge of the precipice. Consider the throngs of the poor, the hungry, the ignorant, and the feeble who groan in their abandoned condition. Oh Lord, our sins darken our understanding, and hide from us the blessing of loving Thee as Thou dost merit. Enlighten our minds with a ray of Thy divine light. Thou art the Friend, the Redeemer, and the Father of the one who turns penitent to Thy Sacred Heart. Amen."
S u b - p a r t B Catholic Citations on the fewness who get to Heaven ... Scripture listing ~ ~ ~
Catholic writing of Romans 11:5 >
Note 1: All persons recieve the grace they need to get to Heaven ... in the single way prescribed by God ... the Catholic Church (which has no buildings or personnel hierarchy in these times).
Note 2: See Sections 5.1 and Sections 5.1.1 that the graces for salvation are forwarded to all ... the Catholic God does not throw anyone into Hell without giving them a chance. God is infinately just. Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 10:22 > "For if thy people, O Israel, shall be as the sand of the sea, a remnant of them shall be converted."
Note 1: The Old Testament was simply a foretelling of how the Catholic God was going to re-open Heaven after it was closed to all by Original Sin.
Note 2: Israel and the redemption of Israel is Christianity ... 21 scriptures listed on Section 8.14 of this site.
Note 3: The children of Abraham are Christians ... 12 scriptures listed on Section 8.14.1 of this site.
Note 4: God's chosen people are the Christians ... 12 scriptures listed on Section 8.14.2 of this site. Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Judges 5:13 > "The remnants of the people are saved, the Lord hath fought among the valiant ones." Catholic writing of Romans 9:27 > "And Isaias crieth out concerning Israel: If the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved."
Note 1: The religion of the Old Testament Israelites was the Catholic Faith unfulfilled it wasn't "judaism" (see Sections 4, 7.2.1, 31, and 39.1).
Note 2: Section of 138 of this site ... identifies the manner by which Old Testament persons reached a state of justification so that they went to the Limbo Section of Hell and not the Hell of the damned during Old Testament times.
Note 3: The Old Testament justified went to Heaven after the founding of the Catholic Church in 33 A.D. at the First Pentecost (this is when Heaven was re-opened after it was closed by Original Sin. Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of 4 Kings 19:31 > "For out of Jerusalem shall go forth a remnant, and that which shall be saved out of mount Sion."
Note: Same note as above record.
Catholic writing of Saint Matthew 22:14 > "For many are called, but few are chosen." Catholic writing of Saint Matthew 7:13-14 > "Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there are who go in thereat. How narrow is the gate, and strait is the way that leadeth to life: and few there are that find it."
Note: This scripture does not speak of a path that many are on and then fall away or leave. People receive actual grace to move toward the Catholic Truth (the narrow way) ... to believe the Catholic Dogma and Sources of Dogma and be baptized in water, and then to continue in believing the Faith. This scripture states that there are few who even find the path to start with ... because they do not cooperate with actual grace sufficiently to get to the full knowledge of the Dogma. You can't stay on something that you do not even find.
Catholic writing of Saint Luke 13:23-24 > "Lord, are they few that are saved? But He said to them: Strive to enter by the narrow gate; for many, I say to you, shall seek to enter, and shall not be able." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 17:5-6 > "It shall be as when a man gathers in the harvest, and the fruit that shall be left shall be as a single cluster of grapes; two or three berries on top of a bough; or four or five on the top of a tree." Catholic writing of 1 Saint Peter 4:18 > "And if the just man shall scarcely be saved, where shall the ungodly and the sinner appear ?" Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 10:19 > "They shall be so few that they shall easily be counted, and a child shall write them down." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Ecclesiastes 1:15 > "The perverse are hard to be corrected, and the number of fools is infinite." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 24:13 > "For it shall be thus in the midst of the earth, in the midst of the people, as if a few olives, that remain, should be shaken out of the olive tree: or grapes, when the vintage is ended." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 17:5-6 > "And it shall be as when one gathereth in the harvest that which remaineth ... And the fruit thereof that shall be left upon it, shall be as one cluster of grapes, and as the shaking of the olive tree, two or three berries in the top of a bough, or four or five upon the top of the tree, saith the Lord the God of Israel." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Micheas 7:2, 4 > "The holy man is perished out of the earth, and there is none upright among men ... He that is best among them, is as a brier: and he that is righteous, as the thorn of the hedge." Catholic writing of Hebrews 6:8 > "But that which bringeth forth thorns and briers, is reprobate, and very near unto a curse, whose end is to be burnt." Catholic writing of Saint Luke 12:32 > "Fear not, little flock, for it hath pleased your Father to give you a Kingdom." Catholic writing of Saint Matthew 9:24-25 > "And they laughed him to scorn. And when the multitude was put forth." Catholic writing of Genesis 19:20 > "There is this city here at hand, to which I may flee, it is a little one, and I shall be saved in it." Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 37:32 > "For out of Jerusalem shall go forth a remnant, and salvation from mount Sion: the zeal of the Lord of hosts shall do this."
Note: The religion of the Old Testament Israelites was the Catholic Faith unfulfilled (see Sections 4, 39.1 and 7.2.1). It was fulfilled when Christ re-opened Heaven for men's souls after Original Sin closed it. Water baptism remits Original Sin and places the soul in a justified state.
As of the First Pentecost, water baptism became mandatory to stay within God's covenant. Remaining in God's covenant after baptism means believing all of the Catholic Dogma. We see how few people there are who believe the Dogma and this is why God says that only a remnant apply the redemption (the re-opening of Heaven) to their souls by believing the Faith. Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 10:21 > "The remnant shall be converted, the remnant, I say, of Jacob, to the mighty God."
Note: Same note as previous record above.
Catholic Faith (pre-fulfillment) writing of Isaias 10:22 > "For if thy people, O Israel, shall be as the sand of the sea, a remnant of them shall be converted."
Note: Few people apply the redemption (the re-opening of Heaven) to their souls by being baptized in water and then believing all of the Catholic Dogma, staying free from grave sin, and doing works of charity to merit Heaven (see Sections 28 and 29).
Catholic writing of Philippians 2:12 > "With fear and trembling work out your salvation." ~ ~ ~ ~
<<< --- <<< --- <<<
--- <<< --- End Section 22 --- >>> ---
>>> --- >>> --- >>>
Immaculate Heart of Mary ~ Our Lady of Good Remedy ~ Our Lady of La Salette ~
Immaculate Heart of Mary ~ Wear the Brown Scapular as the Blessed Virgin instructed us ... as Our Lady of Mount Carmel ~
Truth of the super-natural order:
Ignorance of God's Catholic Dogma ... which is being aggressively hidden with malice ... is not a "loophole" into Heaven.
| ||||||||||||||||||||||
