Wednesday
September 17, 2025
"Separating the Wheat from the Tares"
Let Me ask those of you who are supposed to be Mine in CHRIST, did The Lord JESUS ever say that you should be exceedingly glad or overjoyed if someone that you consider to be an enemy meets their demise? It is fine to feel a sense of relief for not being terrorized, in danger, or threatened if such a person dies, because there is now a feeling of safety. But now tell Me, what kind of person would find joy or be excited and celebrate a GODLY man's death, such as being celebrated by so many people lately? Does this attitude seem like something The Lord JESUS would do or the way that He would conduct Himself in a similar situation? Well, of course not, because as you who are supposed to be Mine will recall, He asked Me to forgive those who beat Him unmercifully and then hung Him on the cross, which He did not have to do. Because He was My Only Begotten Son, He was full of mercy, grace, and forgiveness.
Now check your hearts, My so-called children in CHRIST, so that you will not be deceived by those who practice evil. How many of you have even thought about the fact that this event could be part of how I am separating the wheat from the tares, the righteous from the unrighteous, and the good from the evil? Now, when you think of someone who celebrates the death of a GODLY person, just who do you think that person's father would be? Does that not sound as if the person's father would be satan and not Me? As many of you have seen and/or heard lately, a whole lot of sick and evil celebrating has been taking place over the horrible and senseless death of a particular person these last few days. In circumstances such as these, it is easy to distinguish between those who are genuinely Mine from those who are not. Even if one did, or does not, particularly like this certain individual, he is still a child of Mine in every way, and his death does not deserve the disrespect that he has received. Now may you be found to be with the wheat, the righteous, and the good, in JESUS' Most Precious and Holy Name.
AMEN
