Gabriel and Hope: Difference between revisions

<blockquote>Gracious ladies and gentlemen, I would span now the great akashic records and envision once again that glorious morning when I descended through the ethers accompanied by the holy angels of my band to fan the flame of hope within the hearts of the waiting beloved disciples of the Christ by rolling away the stone from before the tomb in which his precious body lay.</blockquote>

<blockquote>It was no effort, and is no effort for an angelic being to move matter when given the power by the Godhead. And the stone did not resist the passage of light from my fingers. As I clutched it momentarily, the thought occurred to me that in rolling away this stone, I would to God that even at that moment I could have rolled away the stone of death from every man and woman upon this precious planet until all would be free from fear and from oppression.</blockquote>

<blockquote>The angels who accompanied me, catching my thought instantaneously as is our custom—for we are not like you, blessed ones, that we require one another to utter a thought—quickly began a chant of hope. And led in melodic expression by my beloved Hope, the angels began this wondrous song, which seemed to radiate a pathway of golden light of hope across the very face of the earth with the incoming dawn. Early in the morning, when the holy women came searching for the Christ, they found the stone rolled away.<ref>Archangel Gabriel, September 10, 1963.</ref></blockquote>