"'If your enemy is hungry, feed him; if he is thirsty, give him a drink; by doing this you will heap live coals on his head.' Do not let evil conquer you, but use good to defeat evil." (Rom 12:20,21 NEB).

Since the year 1975, when the Gentiles had already "trampled" upon the Holy City (Rev 11:2,3), and particularly since the sanctuary had been closed, I have fed not only God's people, but also apostate enemies with Divine prophecies of the bitter "Little Scroll" (Rev 10:10,11); by means of Holy Spirit, from the "sackcloth" and "wilderness" condition to which I was sent, away from the "serpent".

Up until around 1972, and before the manifestation of the "Little Scroll" a few years later, the anointed people of the sanctuary of God had already been gathered or "measured" in. (Rev 11:1-3). It was the year that the prophesied apostates falsely calling themselves Jehovah's Witnesses began "trampling" upon true anointed witnesses of God on earth in greater earnest (out of their jealousies).

After the current desolation of "Babylon the great" in Iraq is accomplished, and other destroyers of this earth are themselves destroyed, then the heavenly sanctuary that was silenced on earth (Rev 11:3. Isaiah 29:1-8) during the period of the pouring out of the seven symbolic "bowls" of the anger of God, will be opened again in heaven. (Rev 11:19). But what will this mean to the remaining ones of humankind who are left? Spiritually, the unbelieving living dead, together with those who are already physically dead, and those who have died twice (namely, living apostates who warred against the sanctuary members under the new covenant), will have been judged with condemnation. (Rev 11:18. Dan 12:2B).

Secondly, those whose service to God resulted in these latter years of their lives being ruined by enemy persecution, by humiliation, by shame, by being "trampled" on, and the resulting ostracisms that occurred as a result of all these events against true servants of God for carrying His Name faithfully, regardless of personalities, will all be recompensed for those years with great spiritual joys. (Rev 11:18).

25/2/91.