The Presentation of Question 27 Chapter 15 : 2/2

How does In God's Love 
written by Janet Hurlow
relate to 
the Catholic Faith ?

  Chapter 15 The Messengers' Observations About
                       Themselves and the Universe (continued) 2/2

            Part 2  The Messengers’ Observations About the Universe and Their Home
                      Section 1 The Messengers’ Observations 
                                         About the Universe 

705          Unlike human science fiction and human scientists talking about the universe, when the messengers mention the universe, often God is mentioned as well.  Here are some of the things the messengers observe about the universe.  The messengers state that we will never find the end of the universe: “His (God’s) spiritual music is vast.  His Creation is so much more than Earth.  So much more vast than Earth’s solar system.  His Spirit goes on forever.  Search as you desire, you will not find the end of the universe.  This is all God’s territory.  It is so well planned.”(54)   They poetically write, “Right out there among those cosmic bodies is a work of art planned and created by one Master.”(55)

706           Of course, they affirm that there are other signs of life in the universe: “Signs of life are in the heavens beyond your sun, and there is a Creator who is your God.  In this, make no mistake: peace and love are real.”(56)   When I take a look at the two sentences of the above quote I would have never put the two together.  To me, we are discussing two different topics, but to the messengers it is all connected.  The messengers observe that “In the cosmos, sung are the songs of each creation set with its own music”(57)   What exactly that means I do not know, but I take it to mean that each creation is unique, perhaps with its own way of being.   They observe that “In God’s creations are many saints.”(58)  They also observe that “Right and strong are many worlds and many people.”(59)  

707           The messengers observe that human beings desire to know things about the universe and some people will get to see the wonders: “In this song, Earth sees a new frontier.  In this song, the most intelligent of Earth cannot perceive.  In this are wisdom and life and the mysteries of the universe.  Earth man has longed to know the secrets.  In this is wisdom.  Mankind shall know these things, but only those saints of Earth who have held God’s Spirit shall see these wonders.”(60)   So if we want to see the universe, we need to be in God’s Spirit.

708           Two aspects of the “rest of the universe” outside our solar system have already been presented.   Two things are different from what we have experienced so far here on Earth.  First, so far as the messengers know, we are the only beings to experience suffering and death.(61)   Second, Satan’s “power is of no strength beyond Earth’s sun.”(62) 

                      Section 2 The Messengers’ Observations About
                                           the Location of their Home

709           It has been mentioned that the messengers are inhabitants of another world in the cosmos:(63)  “Real is our world in God’s Spirit.”(64)   They state, “Reached is Earth from a far planet in the north constellation.”(65)   Sometimes the messengers mention they are from the planets.  They write, “O very curious are the high planets to reach you.”(66)   They also write, “Sent are the pure white beings from seven worlds unknown to Earth beings.”(67)
 
                     Section 3 The Messengers’ Observations About
                                      their Home Environment 

710           In all the quotes in this section, when the messengers write "our world" they are writing about their world.  The messengers observe that “God is in our world.”(68)   They also write, “Our world is in His wise Spirit.”(69)   God is there, therefore, “In our world is God’s love.”(70)   Because God is there, sometimes God speaks and when He talks the messengers make it a point to emphasize that everyone listens and no one talks back.  The messengers write, “In our world is God’s Word, and, when His voice speaks so sweetly, no one speaks back.  This is as it should be.  God’s Word is never questioned.”(71) 

711           The messengers often state that there is wonderful music in their world.  Remember that music means more than music or song; it can also mean life, giving life, and prayer.(72)   The messengers reveal that “Songs of perfection fill our world”(73)   They also write, “in our world is such inspirational music as mankind has never known.”(74)   Furthermore, they elaborately express, “Wise ones, sisters and brothers of Earth, come into our world where inspirational music rests your soul, and sacred songs of life flow over the valleys and mountains.”(75)   In this music is virtue: “In our world, in God’s music, virtue sings.”(76)

712           There are three more things that they reflect upon about their world.  First there are books in their world.  They write, “In our world are many books inscribed in God’s love.  Beloved of God, each one is in such music.”(77)   Second, there is peace in their world: “In our world is peace.”(78)   “In such spiritual rest is our world.”(79)   Third, there are dreams and adventures for us in their world: “All the dreams and adventures that are desired by man are fulfilled in our world.”(80)   They exclaim their world is “filled with mystery and wonder for people of Earth.”(81)   The adventure is not one of danger because death does not exist in their world: “In our world, no one suffers and dies.”(82)

            Part 3 Summary

713           In summary, the messengers have the following observations about themselves.  They tell us that they are real, from another world or worlds, and that Rem is their race.  They reflect that they are creations of God, His saints of special quality, that they have God’s Spirit, love, and music in them.  They do not have any evil in their spirit and they do not experience suffering or death.  They call God, “Father” and desire to please God.  They and their whole race listen politely to God.  The messengers are ancient, yet young.  They are bright.  They are kind by nature, not a learned trait.  They feel sorrow when we turn from God and grieve the tragic state of the Earth.

714           The messengers share their observations about the universe.  It is God’s territory and God’s creation and we will never find its end.  The universe contains many different creations, each with its own music.  Satan is limited to our solar system and we are the only people that they know of who experience suffering and death.

715           They reflect that their home is in the north constellation.  They share that, in their world God is there and is listened to.  Their world has perfect, inspirational music flowing everywhere.  Their world is filled with peace, adventure, and fulfillment of dreams for us.  It is a place where no one suffers or dies.  I do not see how any of these observations about themselves, their world, or the universe conflict with any of the theology or morality of the Catholic Faith.

  The next section in Part Two   Chapter 16 The Messengers' Observations About the Earth, Us and their Connection to Us