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Foi o '''Anjo de Getsêmani''' que auxiliou [[Special:MyLanguage/Jesus|Jesus]], no Jardim de Getsêmani. Ele vem para fortalecer o corpo de Deus na Terra, assim como fortaleceu Jesus no Jardim. | Foi o '''Anjo de Getsêmani''' que auxiliou [[Special:MyLanguage/Jesus|Jesus]], no Jardim de Getsêmani. Ele vem para fortalecer o corpo de Deus na Terra, assim como fortaleceu Jesus no Jardim. | ||
O Anjo de Getsêmani transmitiu um ditado em que disse: | |||
<blockquote>My strengthening is for the hour when you also must be alone in the Garden, unsupported by those well-meaning ones around you, in the hour when you, too, must say, “If thou be willing, let this cup pass from me. Nevertheless, Father, not my will but thine be done.” And when you have spoken the word, “thy will be done,” then and only then shall I appear to strengthen you for the most glorious of initiations—the hour of the crucifixion when the Christ is liberated fully and the soul prepares for the resurrection.<ref>Angel of Gethsemane, “To Strengthen the Body of God Upon Earth,” April 12, 1979.</ref></blockquote> | <blockquote>My strengthening is for the hour when you also must be alone in the Garden, unsupported by those well-meaning ones around you, in the hour when you, too, must say, “If thou be willing, let this cup pass from me. Nevertheless, Father, not my will but thine be done.” And when you have spoken the word, “thy will be done,” then and only then shall I appear to strengthen you for the most glorious of initiations—the hour of the crucifixion when the Christ is liberated fully and the soul prepares for the resurrection.<ref>Angel of Gethsemane, “To Strengthen the Body of God Upon Earth,” April 12, 1979.</ref></blockquote> | ||