From
Abbey-Roads:
So many people fear punishment and judgement - but this is the time of mercy.
The Jewish
Shmita/Shemitah is a Sabbath year.
There are many books and articles about it, likewise many speculations
that something bad is supposed to happen - economic collapse and all of
that. I haven't read a lot about it, but it seems to me the fears
surrounding the Shmita and Jubilee Year are based in part on a sort of
Protocols of the Elders of Zion mentality.
That said, I think it no coincidence Pope Francis called the Holy Year
of Mercy at this time - which corresponds nicely with the
Shemitah/Jubilee Year in Judaism. The Holy Year of Mercy will be a time of extraordinary graces. It is not a curse.
“I say to you, not seven times but seventy times seven." - Matt. 18:22
I may be wrong, but it seems Jesus used the reference to the
Sabbath/Jubilee year to demonstrate to Peter that the Divine Mercy is
without limit - even when a brother "wrongs you seven times in one day
and returns to you seven times saying, ‘I am sorry,’ you should forgive
him.” - Luke 17:4
Seventy years ago, the Concentration Camps were liberated in Nazi
Germany. Seventy years strikes me as rather significant ... why?
The recent revelations concerning the Planned Parenthood abortion
industry selling human body parts and tissue for research and commercial
use: It is so evocative of Nazi Germany. The Nazis used human beings
for scientific research, they used human beings for all sorts of
industry. They exterminated the human beings they could not use or who
were simply undesirable or unwanted. These were tortured and starved to
death, others gassed. The otherwise able-bodied human resources were
worked to death.
Seventy years ago.
When the camps were liberated - it is said Eisenhower was so distressed
by the horror, he ordered German citizens to tour and see what had been
done. It is argued that he didn't do it, but rather Patton did it. It
doesn't matter who ordered it - it was done. It was done because the
German citizenry claimed they did not know about the atrocities. It was
done because even American soldiers didn't believe it. It was done so
that journalists would report and record it, because Eisenhower knew it
would be dismissed as anti-Nazi propaganda. (Read more.)
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