23rd Round in the Divine Will The Resurrection
Gustave Doré - La Vallée de larmes
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Vall%C3%A9e_de_Larmes
Jesus, my [divine] conqueror, You now depart from limbo along with the whole host of the souls of all the just, and proceed to the sepulcher to conquer death by making your most sacred humanity rise from the dead. What a solemn moment it is! I therefore place my “I love You” upon the sepulcher in your act of rising from the dead; I place my “I love You” also upon the light and glory that surround Your risen body to implore the resurrection of the Divine Will within the human will; may we all resurrect in You; or do You not wish to grant me [what I ask and] that You have deposited within yourself? Whence I entreat You, by virtue of your Resurrection, to breathe upon every soul and, by means of your omnipotent breath, to draw to yourself the human will, whereby your Divine Will may resurrect glorious and victorious [within the human will].
Tissot James Jacques - the Life of Christ - the Dead Appear in Jerusalem
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O my Jesus, after rising from the dead, You do not [immediately] go to heaven. 46 Your choosing to remain with your children on earth for no less than forty days is the confirmation that You will indeed establish the Kingdom of your Divine Will on earth.
Wherefore, I shall not leave You, but will follow You step by step with my, “I love You”, as You appear in your risen state to your mother. And by virtue of the joy You shared, I entreat You along with the Sovereign Queen to grant us [the Kingdom of] your ‘Fiat’.
My “I love You” accompanies You as You appear to [Mary] Magdalene and to the Apostles to beseech You to make your Divine Will known to Priests, so that as new Apostles, they may make it known to all the world.
46 Luisa affirms that after his descent into limbo and Resurrection, Jesus did not immediately go to heaven with the holy host of the just souls from limbo, but did so after forty days. On Day 28 of The Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will, the Virgin Mary reveals to Luisa: “…I saw my dear Son, accompanied by this great host of souls, leaving limbo and returning to the sepulcher. It was the dawn of the third day… Very often He appeared to his Apostles and disciples to confirm them in the faith and in the certainty of his Resurrection… He departed and took flight for the vaults of heaven together with the great host of souls that had come out of limbo. All those present, and we were great in number, saw him ascend, and as He rose on high, a cloud of light removed him from our sight. Now, my child, your mother followed him into heaven and was present at the great Feast of the Ascension.” What Luisa affirms does not contradict Sacred Scripture, where one reads in Acts 1:3: “He presented himself to them by many proofs after he had suffered, appearing to them during forty days and speaking about the kingdom of God”; Mt. 27:52: “Jesus cried out again in a loud voice, and gave up his spirit… tombs were opened, and the bodies of many saints who had fallen the sleep were raised. And coming forth from their tombs after his resurrection, they entered the holy city and appeared to many”.
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