WORD OF GOD

... through Bertha Dudde

1951
Suicide.... Fate in the beyond....
The path of the fleh ha to be ta!en until the end" that i" e#ery
being alo ha to e$perience the e%bodi%ent a a hu%an being.
The earthly path prior to thi cannot be deliberately hortened or
interrupted.
&o'e#er" in the tage of free 'ill the hu%an being i able to ue hi
free 'ill and therefore alo end hi earthly life a a hu%an being
arbitrarily 'ithout being pre#ented. But the cone(uence of uch
interference in di#ine 'ill are a'ful.
) peron li!e that i till i%%ature" that i" he i 'ithout recognition
or he 'ould not ta!e thi tep 'hich depri#e hi% of a great
bleing.... to be able to i%pro#e hi character until God &i%elf
end hi life. *e#erthele" he 'ill beco%e a'are of hi 'retched
action in the beyond and hi re%ore 'ill be beyond decription.
+f it i God, 'ill to end a life" irrepecti#e of 'hether the peron i
till young and not ready for eternity" then God recognie the
neceity of it and ter%inating the earthly life i an act of grace"
either to a#ert peril fro% the oul or to offer thi oul an
opportunity in the beyond that 'ill raie it tate of %aturity 'ithin
a hort period of ti%e.
The forcible ter%ination of life i" ho'e#er" piritually a great tep
bac!'ard" for the being i uddenly 'ithout trength to i%pro#e
itelf and depend on the %ercy of the being of light or people"
that i to ay" if they don,t help it 'ill fore#er re%ain on the a%e
le#el of i%perfection.
The oul firt ha to co%e to realie thi in the beyond 'hich 'ill
trigger an indecribable tate of re%ore.
But if the oul i 'illing it 'ill ue e#ery opportunity to be helpful"
yet it truggle 'ill be too difficult for 'ord. +n a %anner of
pea!ing" it ha to carry on bearing the earthly uffering in the
beyond" 'hich it had 'anted to ecape- the a%e thing it had
thro'n a'ay are till clinging to it and tor%ent it dreadfully.
.et God i not 'ithout %ercy e#en to'ard a oul 'hich had
diregarded &i 'ill" pro#iding the oul i not entirely obtinate.
)fter o%e ti%e" 'hich to the oul ee% to lat fore#er" it 'ill alo
be gi#en ta! in the beyond 'hich 'ill eae it ituation. )nd then
it 'ill ha#e to ue it 'ill again. +f it agree to help uffering oul
in the beyond it 'ill oon notice an ob#iou i%pro#e%ent in it
circu%tance.
But thi %ay 'ell be after the ti%e God had deignated for it
actual earthly life" thu it 'ill not ha#e arbitrarily hortened it
earthly path after all and 'ill till ha#e to linger in the tate of
uffering in the beyond" that it thought unbearable on earth" until
God ta!e pity on the oul.
&ence it inter#ention in di#ine 'ill 'a entirely pointle- it
depri#ed it of the grace to %ature fully on earth but by no %ean
ended the ordeal of earthly e$itence. /one(uently" uch oul are
pitiable" for it 'ill ta!e a long ti%e until they are redee%ed and the
a'arene to ha#e thro'n God, bleing a'ay i o agoniing for
the oul that it i in a orry tate in the beyond.
Such souls are especially in need of people's prayers. Only
people, lo#e on earth can relie#e their tor%ent and i%part the
trength to i%pro#e their fate by uing their 'ill" in a %uch a the
oul in the beyond i prepared to be of er#ice and thereby" after an
apparently endle ti%e" 'ill be able to change it lightle abode
'hich" undertandably" i it hare 0fate12 until it i a#ed by God,
lo#e and %ercy....
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