When I read this part of Revelation, I came up with a simple story. It is called "my friend JaSue" Since Jesus said we must become like children to enter his Kingdom, I thought how would that be if I were a grown up talking to Jesus in our day and age? I hope you enjoy the truth revealed here in.
Thomas
My
Friend JaSue
JaSue
– was a friend of mine, and much knowledged about life.
There seemed to be an uncanny sagacity to him.
His wisdom and instant education always amazed me when I talked to him.
He told me about something that he was working on, and thought I might be
interested. I decided it was within
my best interest to ask him to fill me in.
We are standing at the doorway to his house, and I am asking him
questions about his life.
JaSue!
About life, I asked him- what he thought about kids.
JaSue told me he had a kingdom in another land.
He told me that his kingdom was under his rule and he only lets children
live there. I said: No No No! You must have grownups in your country.
He said in his kingdom there is only a child’s faith needed to enter.
No No No! I said your land must have lawyers who can blame others for their
problems. Children are not
responsible! JaSue smiled and said every child in his kingdom takes
responsibility for his or her actions. He did not need lawyers to settle disputes “after all”,
fighting is not allowed. No No No! I said you need guns and weapons to protect
yourself from your enemies. JaSue
said all God’s children live in harmony; they do not need to be policed.
I was becoming jealous of JaSues’ land.
His people could play, his people had fun, and all his subjects were
“only” children.
No No No! I shouted at JaSue! You are a liar! Your children do not love each
other, I have seen them on TV, I have heard them on the radio, and I have seen
them at all places- fighting on this earth.
They’ll proclaim to be followers of your father, but I see their hate!
And JaSue stops me. He said: they belong to my father’s generation.
He will punish each and every one according to his or her "own"
actions.
I sobbed! What of me? What happens to me!!!? JaSue smiled and said act like my
children while you are here, and you may come to my land after a time.
I said how? Children who are
mean do not get in. He walked away
slowly. . . But, gave me a book of instructions that I might understand the
difference between being a nice child and being a mean one.
He said his father still does everything the old way, yet his father had
allowed him to have his own kingdom and invite as many of his friends to that
land. All that he wanted; as long as, while they are here, they were responsible
for their actions.
Thomas A. SUTOR
P.O. Box 2343
Lompoc CA 93438
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Revelation 20
