Chapter 1 Of Beyond The Clouds By Treasure Marie Denise Jackson
I am God's Servant, President Alexander Sterling. I am here to ask you:
Is God not entitled to the sweat of his brow? How many humans will steal from God as they insult him after all the sins they've committed? He died for them as they had sins they couldn't help and could help with a simple choice.
Is God not entitled to the sweat of your brow that he created and suffered torture for? Did he make you so you could argue there are no morals while the kind woman is murdered? While you say morals are subjective, many children die from being murdered by their so-called loving parents, who put on fake faces daily.
Are morals subjective when a thief beats up a Jew he robs, leaving him half-dead for the Samaritan to pick up as his fellow men ignore him to die? While people abandoned him, in the end, the race he showed Hatred for gives him the love he needs, the love some may have never felt.
Who was right? Who was wrong?
I'll tell you, children of Serene'ity a story. It is a story of good and evil.
A man named Hatred, who was once named Grace, an angel of the Heavens.
Grace was known for giving Grace; unfortunately, he was not merciful.
The Angel, Grace, had been assigned to give Tia a message from God, and Tia was not perfect, as we all are not.
Tia was struggling with her abusive marriage and would often pop off at people, so before the angel had given her the message, she yelled at him and told him, "Don't speak to me anymore!" Tia was devastated by her abusive husband, Jason. Tia truly did not deserve it. She was an immigrant from South Korea, became famous, and was a K-POP star. Tia birth to a baby for her husband, only for him to demand she give up her poor child, Sky, for adoption.
Jason had traveled from Japan to be with her, only for him to be so jealous...
Tia bawled and told him, "I hate you; leave me be!" These words dearly hurt and offended Grace, but he held his tongue as God told him, "Do not hurt her as she is suffering. Tia means you no real harm & is just unloading."
Tia unloaded her trauma on him, explaining, "My husband got everything from me! I gave him my love, and that was the best I had! What is better than a woman willing to do what you need for you? What is better than a woman ready to protect you? And he still hit me, accused me of cheating, isolated me from my family, and made me give up my baby!"
Grace did feel grievously sorry for her, but he was still angry with her. He could not help the feeling. Grace just told her the message he came to reveal.
"God loves you; you will be remembered. Get a legal separation; Jason will kill you tonight." It is all that God told him to say.
A legal separation is not a divorce; When someone gets a legal separation, they leave their spouse's home.
Tia was a Christian and did not believe in divorce, so she knew it was God. Tia had abandoned Jason that night and didn't tell him she was leaving. Tia moved out of Jason's mansion and got a small apartment.
Tia took $4,099,000 from her bank account and lived alone for 12 years.
After 12 years of intermittent visits, Grace decided to spend 12 weeks living with Tia for a break. They shared ideas and bonded, but one day, Tia composed a song depicting the murder of a hypothetical boyfriend, an act she had never committed and which held no real significance. However, the song's portrayal of a murderer's perspective made it seem morally questionable. Their cozy cohabitation was disrupted by this controversial creative choice, raising questions about boundaries and values in their relationship.
Tia, the famous woman, confronts Grace, livid about his disapproval of her music video concept glorifying murder. She vehemently expresses her frustration, declaring that she "hates" him in a moment of anger.
The song served as an outlet for Tia's emotions in response to her abusive husband, Jason, explaining its unique and intense portrayal. Tia was frustrated that Grace couldn't grasp her perspective and the deep personal significance of the song. It was a profoundly personal expression of her feelings and experiences.
Grace, taken aback, tries to reason with her, explaining his concern for the video's morality and societal impact. The heated exchange escalates, with Tia uttering hurtful remarks in the heat of the argument. Grace, unwilling to compromise his principles, ultimately leaves to avoid further conflict. As he exits, Tia regrets her harsh words, realizing the chasm their disagreement has created in their relationship, leaving her with a profound sense of remorse.
As he lay in Heaven and had those bad memories, he chose to go to God and remind God of the sin she had already repented for as soon as she had moved into her apartment.
Grace told God: "I'm furious here! She had the nerve to say she hated me! She might not have meant it, but who does she think she is, spewing that? She never even said sorry for the first time she insulted me when we first met; And now, this? She's messed up..."
Technically, he left for Heaven right after the argument, so there was currently no way she could apologize to him face-to-face if he did not come back.
God did not choose to get vengeance against Tia because he knew she was going through a hard time then, and God had already forgiven her.
God told Grace, "I have no reason to gain vengeance toward her as she had already repented."
Fueled by anger, Grace took it upon himself to create a situation that forced her into proximity with Ighli, a notorious philanderer, especially with married individuals. You see, Grace was a deceitful rumormonger who had been spreading false stories about both humans and angels, infuriating them. Some of these fabrications were perilous, almost leading to severe consequences; Some of these rumors were dangerous, nearly getting people killed.
Jason maintained occasional contact with Tia, yet she refrained from any romantic engagement. She remained committed to celibacy due to her legal marriage, even though Jason displayed no such restraint. Tia, a devout Christian, firmly believed that God had protected her through that ominous warning night. Her interactions with Jason were minimal, and she found solace in her decision to place their baby for adoption, a choice that led to the child's placement with a loving, angelic family, ensuring Sky's safety from any potential harm.
Grace, now Hatred, knew that Jason and Tia had contact and chose to enter the den of sin.
Children, let me ask you a question...
Is an angel the type to sin? What about Satan? And his fallen angels? What about the watchers? The Nephilim, which are half-angel?
If they are capable of evil, then so are those around you.
Being safe by obeying your mothers and fathers, equally crucial for both sons and daughters, will protect you If you have good parents.
Most angels are good, for only a third of the heavens rebelled, but how are those that fell so blind that they follow a liar? What could make you so blind? And how are you so demonic that you attack innocent humans and choose to entice them to kill? How are you madmen with no human mind? It proves you can behave like a madman if you engage in sin long enough.
Even God questioned Lucifer, "How? How have you fallen?" And the Lord knows all. Please ask your mother and father, for I have a revelation.
If all angels were perfect as the stories say, then Satan would not have fallen -- For he was an angel in the beginning, looked up at God, became prideful and Jealous, and strived to take God's throne.
Satan will show up to some in disguise as an angel of light, so tread carefully, test the angels, request a sign from God, and study through the scriptures for everything you hear and read.
To be continued…