The following is a guest commentary by Ralph Lauretano. Please feel free to post your comments / opinions.
…continuation of post by Ralph Lauretano
It’s your choice where you will spend the rest of your eternal, spiritual life after your physical body dies. You will either be with God and any of those you love who are with Him already, or you will suffer an agonizing separation from God and an eternal, devastating loneliness in the outer darkness and burning fires of hell forever and ever. The choice remains with you. Will it be in the smoking section? Or the non-smoking section of eternity?
Once the final judgment comes, there will be no recriminations allowed. You have been given your free choice by God, for He is a gentleman, and will not force Himself upon anyone, although His arms are open wide to anyone who will come to Him, right now, and just as they are. He loves you and will take you “as-is”. He’ll clean you up afterwards, and once in your new, “forever” bodies, you will wear brilliant white robes that have been washed white as snow in His most Holy, precious blood that was shed on that rough Roman cross for you & I. All are welcome, but few will choose to come to the wedding feast of the Lord, foolish as that sounds.
I pray that no one rejects His free offer of eternal bliss in the arms of the Lord. Make your decision today, to be with Him forever, in peace, love and true joy. Accept Him into your heart, confess your sins to God, and turn away from those actions that are keeping you separated from Him. We need to live as He wants all of us to live, using Christ as our example of God’s love for ourselves and one another.
There really is no other choice that makes any sense at all. Please deeply consider this heartfelt missive sent to you out of a caring love for all of God’s babies. What do you have to lose?
I know that many of you on my list already feel the same way I do, and have accepted the Lord as your savior, so please feel free to forward any part of this to anyone whom you think may benefit from it’s content.
In His love,
Ralphie, the sinner redeemed, (hopefully)
