05/13/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, Third Part (May 13, 2026)
Jesus would never have told us that She would not leave us orphaned, had She not been Referring to the fact that She would Come to us as what God Truly Is: A Mother and A Father Who Are the Embodiment of the Holy Spirit and Consolation; for if someone lacks at least one of the two parents, the individual is considered a partial orphan. Therefore, in order to not leave someone orphaned, both parents must always be with their children, just as God the Father and Mother MelquisedecLisbet Always Remain with Their Spiritual Children, Forever and Ever.
05/12/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, Second Part (May 12, 2026)
When Christ Speaks of Her Farewell, She is Preparing Her Followers for Her Departure Which is not physical, but Spiritual, in Wisdom. Promising them Her Presence as the Holy Spirit, the Heavenly Mother, and no longer their sister, as She was when they were under the deceit of the previous antichrist. Therefore, when they Listen to Christ Lisbet, the Promise of Consoling, of the Holy Spirit (Ref. John 16:7:8) and of a Personal Relationship with God, is Fulfilled in the True Children of God the Father and Christ.
05/11/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, First Part (May 11, 2026)
It is Only when having Both Parents that an individual is not an orphan at all. That is why we know that when Jesus would Return as the Holy Spirit and Consoler of Gods People, it is Imperative that She not Only Present God the Father to us, but Also the Heavenly Mother Who Is Beside God the Father.
05/10/2026
Abba, Father (May 10, 2026)
The word “Abba” (אַבָּא), which means “Father,” was the word Jesus used to refer to God the Father (Ref. Mark 14:36), and Paul also used it in his letters (Ref. Romans 8:15, Galatians 4:6); but, since the Wisdom of God is Here with you Today, we Know that the lying pen of the scribes falsified the Truth about God the Father and Christ, replacing it with a lie (Ref. Jeremiah 8:8; Colossians 2:2-3), it is Clear that when Jesus Teaches Who God the Father Is, She does not Do so as if God were a solitary Father, because that is a lie and Christ does not lie. God Is Father and Mother (Ref. Genesis 1:26-17; Proverbs 1:8, 6:20), and if Abba (אַבָּא) means “the Father,” writing “Abba Father” is like saying “Father Father,” which makes no sense and highlights the omission of “Imma” (אִמָא), which means “the Mother.” Therefore, when it says that Jesus Said, “Abba Father,” it does not mean that She called out to God as if He were Her Father; that is…
05/09/2026
Similarities between the Antichrist of today, Trump and the previous one, Miranda (May 9, 2026)
Similarities between the two Antichrists.
05/08/2026
Similarities between the Antichrist of today, Trump and the previous one, Miranda (May 8, 2026)
Similarities between the two Antichrists.
05/07/2026
Similarities between the Antichrist of today, Trump and the previous one, Miranda (May 7, 2026)
05/06/2026
Similarities between the Antichrist of today, Trump and the previous one, Miranda (May 6, 2026)
Similarities between the two Antichrists.
05/05/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, Fourth Part (May 5, 2026)
In Chapter 14 of John, Jesus States that She Is the Way to the Father and Promises to Send the Holy Spirit and not leave you orphaned; however, She could not have been referring to the people of thousands of years ago, because Jesus never returned for them when She supposedly resurrected physically. Therefore, it is clear to us that the Resurrection of Christ is not as it is described and preached by those who sermonize on the Bible. These Beautiful Words, Spoken by Christ, Must Refer to a moment in which She Is Present in Two Dispensations, when a Transitional Stage Occurred in the Life of Christ, so that She Could Fulfill Her Promise to Go to the Father and Return, to never abandon you or leave you orphaned, for Christ does not lie and would never lie to Her Followers (Ref. 1 Peter 2:22). Therefore, when we read the verses in John 14, in which Jesus Assures you that She will not leave you orphaned, we can see that Christ Lisbet, the Light and Truth of Gods’ Heaven, Fulfilled This…
05/04/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, Third Part (May 4, 2026)
In summary, the loss of one parent, whether a father or mother, constitutes the condition of being an orphan. Therefore, Christ would never say, “I will not leave you orphans,” if God were a solitary Father, for that would render you orphans of a Mother (Ref. Genesis 1:26-27); and the Mother is the One Who Came to Comfort Her Spiritual Children so that you can Find Eternal Life, which Is to Know God the Father and God the Mother, the One True God (Ref. John 17:3). Jesus Says that when a Woman Gives Birth, She experiences pain because Her Hour has Come (Ref. John 2:4; 7:6; 12:23; 13:1); but after She has Given Birth to a Child, She no longer remembers the anguish, due to the Joy that a Spiritual Man has been Born into the world (Ref. John 16:21). Jesus Uses this analogy to Explain to Her Disciples that although they may suffer Her Departure now, their sorrow will Turn into Immense Joy when they See Her Again in the Resurrection, as Gods Personified Wisdom (Ref. John 16:22). The…
05/03/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, Second Part (May 3, 2026)
Jesus Spoke these Beautiful Words to Her disciples during the Last Supper to Assure them that, although She would Depart, they would not be forsaken, Promising them Her Presence as the Holy Spirit, the Heavenly Mother, and no longer their sister, as She was when they were under the deceit of the previous antichrist (Ref. Proverbs 1:8, 6:20; John 14:16-18; Hebrews 2:12-13). Three Key details from the passage in John 14:18-21—where Jesus Tells Her Followers that She will not leave them as orphans are: (1) The Promise to Console, where Jesus Promises that She will not leave you unprotected; (2) The Holy Spirit: This Promise is Fulfilled Through the Coming of the Holy Spirit Who Dwells in Christ and She Conveys Her Mind, Her Wisdom of Heaven to those who Believe in Her and in God the Father; (3) A Personal Relationship with God: Christ Lisbet Explains that, through Her Followers’ Obedience to Her Commandments, She and God the Father Will Come and Make a Dwelling Place in the Minds of…
05/02/2026
I will not leave you as orphans; I Will Come to you, First Part (May 2, 2026)
These are Beautiful Words that Jesus Spoke to Her followers, but the Bible was redacted in such a way as to make it seem as though Jesus Describes God as a single Father, leading others to assume that God is a solitary Parent. However, a person is considered an orphan when they lose one of their parents (father or mother), although this is commonly associated with the loss of both. Being an orphan of one parent is called “partial orphanhood, single-parent orphanhood, or simply being an orphan of a father or mother”, and there is also “double orphanhood” when both parents are missing. Therefore, the statement “I will not leave you as orphans; I will Come to you”, Spoken by Jesus in John 14:18, demonstrates beyond a doubt that Christ Is and Always has Been A Woman and the Wife of God the Father, and Hence, God the Mother. It is Only when having Both Parents that an individual is not an orphan at all. That is why we know that when Jesus would Return as the Holy Spirit and…

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