FOREWORD

This book had its origin in a small work entitled Light, Truth, and Life, written in the military prison of Ferrol del Caudillo, Galicia, Spain, at the end of 1978, during the transition from Pope John Paul I to Pope John Paul II.

The events unfolded as follows.

 

During those days, at a decisive turning point in his life, a twenty-year-old young man called upon the Son of God. He climbed a mountain, leaving behind the world and all that it valued, and stood before God bearing a sea of questions in his heart. On that day, he crossed beyond the realm of doubt. There, beyond all uncertainty, he stood before his Creator.

For Raul, the age of doubt had come to an end. The existence of God was as certain to him as the existence of the sun and the stars. Casting aside the weight of human opinions and the judgments of experts, he climbed that mountain and poured out his soul.

For many hours he lifted his voice to Heaven. The firmament, the sun, the earth, and the sea bore witness to his words. Only they know the prayer with which that young man called upon his Creator.

At last, exhausted, he collapsed upon the ground. For a time, Raul lay motionless on the summit, as though lifeless.

When he rose, he returned home and waited for the fulfillment of the promise: “To the one who knocks, the door will be opened.” And so it was. The Son of God heard the young man and opened the door to him. Then the words of Scripture were fulfilled within him: “Whoever believes, from within him shall flow rivers of living water.”

Summer had passed, and autumn had arrived. During that season, Raul was sentenced to two months and one day in a military prison as a fugitive.

While confined to his cell, the Son introduced him to the Father, who revealed what had dwelt in His heart since the beginning of time: the hope of Universal Salvation.

One man alone had sinned, and through that single transgression sin spread across the whole earth. Like a chain reaction, its consequences reached every generation. Therefore, when God exalted His Son to the throne of Universal Judgment, He glorified Him once more by granting Him authority over all judgment. Among those powers was the authority to pronounce absolution upon the accused: in this case, a universal absolution founded upon the redemption that Christ Himself won for the entire human race.

Before the gift of faith was revealed, all the peoples who had lived before Christ were deprived of His grace, though it was all humanity that had been handed over to death because of the sin of one man. Sharing the same ignorance that made all mankind deserving of mercy, our ancestors were excluded from salvation by the necessity of Christ's sacrifice.

Yet in His marvelous justice, God raised His Son to supreme authority and granted Him everlasting power to judge according to spirit and truth. His final verdict may reflect prophecy and human wickedness, but it may also reveal the fullness of His peace as the reward of faith: faith in His power to restore every soul to the goodness for which it was originally created.

For humanity would never have turned away from its Creator had the serpent's deception not come between God and man. Our victory, therefore, lies in bearing witness to what we believe and in allowing our actions to become the testimony of that faith before the court of history.

Around that time, a Bishop of Rome died. Another succeeded him, only to die thirty-three days later. He, in turn, was succeeded by John Paul II.

During those same days, the Son of God revealed to Raul what He called the present will of God.

"This is the present will of God," He said. "Let all the churches be united as one."

He then instructed the young man concerning the participatory nature of the Word. While action belongs to God, He grants His children the means by which they may collaborate in His work. In this way, obedience becomes the beginning of the supernatural growth of His Kingdom.

When the revelation was complete, the Son of God spoke once more:

"I AM THE ANSWER."

 

As Christmas of 1978 drew near, a question began to take root within Raul's spirit. Day by day it grew stronger, occupying his thoughts and unsettling his nights until he scarcely dared close his eyes.

The question arose from the hope of Universal Salvation that God and His Son had revealed to him:

What was he willing to give in exchange for that universal absolution?

"My soul," came the answer.

Yet there is a great difference between speaking and doing. What is love without deeds? Desertion would become the test of that love. The path lay open before him, though beyond it stretched a profound darkness. The decision was his alone.

And once the decision had been made, he walked through the door.

 

Autumn arrived after the passing of summer. During that season, Raul was confined to a military prison, where he served a sentence of two months and one day as a fugitive.

While in his cell, the Son introduced him to the Father, who revealed what He had carried within His heart since the beginning of time: the hope of Universal Salvation.

Only one man sinned, and through him sin spread throughout the world. Like a chain reaction, its consequences reached every corner of the earth. Therefore, when God exalted His Son to the throne of Universal Judgment, He granted Him authority over all judgment. Among His powers was the authority to pronounce absolution upon the accused: in this case, a universal absolution founded upon the right of redemption that Christ Himself won for the whole human race.

Before the revelation of faith, countless generations lived and died without knowledge of His grace. Yet it was all humanity that suffered the consequences of the fall of one man. Sharing in the same ignorance, mankind became equally dependent upon divine mercy.

In His marvelous justice, God raised His Son to supreme authority and granted Him eternal power to judge according to spirit and truth. His final judgment may reflect the measure of human wickedness, yet it may also reveal the fullness of divine peace as the reward of faith: faith in His power to restore all souls to the goodness for which they were created.

For humanity would never have departed from its Creator had the serpent's deception not come between God and man. Our victory, therefore, lies in bearing witness to what we believe through the testimony of our lives.

 

Around that time a Bishop of Rome died. Another succeeded him. Thirty-three days later, he too passed away, and John Paul II ascended to the papacy.

It was during those same days that the Son of God revealed to Raul His Will:

"This is the present Will of God," He said. "That all churches become one."

He then instructed the young man concerning the participatory nature of the Word. Though action belongs to God, He grants His children the means to participate in His work. Thus obedience becomes the beginning of the supernatural growth of His Kingdom.

When the revelation had ended, the Son spoke once more:

 

"I AM THE ANSWER."

 

As Christmas of 1978 approached, a question began to grow within Raul's spirit. Day after day it expanded, occupying his thoughts and disturbing his nights until he scarcely dared close his eyes.

The question arose from the hope of Universal Salvation that God and His Son had revealed to him:

What was he willing to give in return?

His answer came immediately:

"My soul."

Yet words are one thing and deeds another. What is love without sacrifice? Desertion would become the test of that love. Before him stood an open door, and beyond it a darkness so deep that no light could be seen through it.

The choice was his alone.

And when the choice had been made, he walked through that door.

Stopping first in Madrid, carrying the small handwritten manuscript entitled Light, Truth and Life, written during those months of imprisonment, he visited a Christian publishing house. He entered through one door and departed through another, continuing his journey.

From Madrid he traveled to Zaragoza, where a friend welcomed him into his home. Neither his friend nor the family who received him knew of his military situation. They were simply delighted to have him with them during Christmas.

There, Raul spent long hours sitting in the Plaza del Pilar, reflecting upon the events of the previous year. His life had taken on a meaning he had never imagined. Yet one question remained:

Where should he go? What should he do now?

During those days of profound meditation, the Son of God gave him what Scripture calls "a white stone, with a new name written upon it, known only to the one who receives it."

Upon that stone Raul read the name:

CHRIST RAUL

 

Years passed. Traveling between Zaragoza, Paris, and Madrid during 1979 and 1980, he prepared once again to return to Paris when Providence intervened.

 

A daughter of God named Ana stood under the shadow of death. Had death taken her, it would also have silenced the answer she carried within her: the knowledge that God had blessed an Omniscient Revolution destined to touch every branch of the tree of knowledge and transform the societies of nations.

This future society would not rest upon the unstable foundations of history, but upon the eternal and unshakable principles upon which God Himself had established His Kingdom.

Christ Raul extended his hand to Ana and delivered her from the embrace of death.

Like a dove wounded by an enemy's arrow, injured yet not destroyed, she recovered her strength. Once healed, she opened her wings and continued her journey, awaiting the hour when the Will of God would spread throughout the Earth and summon His sons to the Final Battle.

 

Then were revealed some of the events yet to come:

·                 The unification of all Christian Churches around the Catholic trunk.

·                 The dissolution of the Russian Federation and the conversion of Moscow.

·                 The fall of Brussels and Berlin.

·                 The disappearance of Islam and Hinduism as world religions.

·                 The independence of Tibet and the fragmentation of China and India into multiple nations and states.

·                 The end of scientific atheism and the revolution of the medical and energy sciences.

·                 The replacement of the United Nations Security Council by a universal authority entrusted with defending peace and opposing tyranny.

·                 The abolition of monarchies across Europe, Africa, and Asia.

·                 The creation of a Community of Latin American States.

·                 The establishment of an international judicial and police force to combat global crime.

·                 A worldwide agricultural transformation and the gradual disappearance of crops associated with addiction and exploitation.

·                 The reforestation of the planet.

·                 The end of communism in all its political and ideological expressions.

·                 The integration of Israel into the alliance of Christian nations.

·                 The accession of the United States to the International Criminal Court.

·                 The abandonment of destructive energy systems based on oil, coal, and gas.

·                 The evolution of governments toward administrations centered on the protection of family rights.

·                 The transition from cash to digital currency under universal legal accountability.

·                 Free access for all peoples to higher education and the development of their creative potential.

·                 The creation of three great African communities, free from foreign monopolies and oligarchic domination.

Having passed through those two years of darkness and knowing that his appointed hour still lay far in the future, Raul was sent by God to the woman whose helping hand had once opened the road that led him to Paris.

 

After spending three years immersed in study, surrounded by books, I, Christ Raul, took a wife, and she bore me a son.

Taking the woman and the child, I traveled to Crete. There, in the summer of 1986, moved by the Spirit, I cast my old Bible into the fire.

From that fire the Spirit emerged once more, and the Son of God revealed to me the History and Mystery of Uncreation, of Infinity, of Eternity, and of the God who, from the beginningless beginning of Uncreation, stood as the Metaphysical Cause of all that exists.

Then, formed through Wisdom, as it is written: “I am God; I alone was formed, and after Me there shall be no other”, He became the Physical Cause of the New Cosmos, His Creation.

“Write everything that is shown to you,” said my Father who is in Heaven.

And I, Christ Raul, did so.

 

Returning to the house of my parents, I left the woman and her son in their care. Then I journeyed from Paris to London, from London to Jerusalem, and from Jerusalem to Madrid.

There the King of Heaven said to me:

“Send the woman and her son to her father's house, for her house shall have no share in your house.”

And I, Christ Raul, did as I was commanded.

 

I returned to London and settled in Finsbury Park. There I was visited by the Mother of Christ, who opened my eyes to the treasure contained within her heart: THE HEART OF MARY.

Having written all that the Mother of Jesus Christ had preserved within her heart since the day of her Assumption into Heaven, I scarcely had time to rejoice in the victory when death visited the house of my parents.

Broken in spirit, I remained in Madrid.

Yet because it was not good that I should remain alone, God gave me a companion, and she conceived a daughter. But again the voice of God came to me:

“Leave her house, for your house shall not be reckoned through her.”

And once more I obeyed.

 

A mighty wind arose, and I crossed the ocean.

I remained for one month in Mexico and nine months in the United States. Upon my return, after the death of the man who had brought me into the world, I returned to Crete, where I remained for a year.

When that year had passed, the wind arose again and carried me from Athens to Vienna, from Vienna to Prague, Budapest, Bratislava, Berlin, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Oslo, and finally Rome, where I celebrated the bimillennial of the birth of Christ.

For my appointed hour had not yet come.

 

When the dawn of a new day broke, I returned to the house where I had been born and devoted myself to my work.

Then a woman entered my life.

And God said to me:

“Through her your household shall be established.”

So I took her with me to Berlin.

But Death, seeking to destroy me and bury this Divine Story beneath the dust of time, sowed within me a hatred that cried out for blood.

Yet God said:

“You shall not shed blood.”

And I obeyed.

I released the woman and sent her, together with her children, back to her parents.

 

For three and a half periods of time I remained in darkness.

Then my strength returned, and I beheld the King of Heaven coming to claim for the Kingdom of God the Fullness of the Nations.

Turning toward me, He said:

“Rise, son.

Because you did not shed the blood of your enemies, I shall deliver the world without bloodshed.

Your children shall bear witness before the nations that it is I who have done this.

There shall be a World Revolution, but there shall be no World War.

Take courage and be strong, for your hour may be near."

I arose.

Filled with the Spirit, I cried out:

“Let no place remain on Earth for Satan.”

And to the nations, the One who holds the Morning Star declares:

“Let the kings of the Earth lay down their crowns at the feet of the King of Heaven. The nation that refuses shall fall like a vessel struck by an iron rod.”

And to the churches, he who has the spirit of intelligence says:

“Cancel every decree of excommunication that divides brother from brother. Let all return to the house of their God.

The night has passed.

The mercy of the Lord endures.

The will of God is unity.

Let the light of divine truth shine upon all nations, so that together they may walk toward the meeting with the Son of Man, and that faith may once again be found upon the Earth.”

To all who call themselves Christians, in every nation, I proclaim in the name of my Father, the King of Heaven:

“The purpose of faith is reconciliation, not division; mercy, not condemnation; unity, not separation.

God has not given us life to be crushed beneath the weight of despair, but to overcome and share in the victory of our Creator.

There shall be no World War.”

The Spirit within us is enough to believe that without our Creator we would all be dust, another forgotten world among countless worlds consumed by the fires of ambition, greed, and violence.

How could the Creator be glorified by the destruction of His Creation?

Is He not glorified rather in its beauty, its greatness, and its fulfillment?

The madman glories in madness, the criminal in crime, and the liar in falsehood. But what glory is there in destruction?

What can the death of creatures add to the glory of the One who fashioned galaxies beyond number?

The Creator does not delight in the ruin of His work.

For the greater the Creator's love for His creation, the greater His desire to preserve it.

God is glorified in His Son.

And through the mystery of divine love, we are called to become children of God and heirs to all that belongs to Him.

Why seek treasures in distant places when the treasure of divine wisdom stands before us?

In the Son of God are hidden all the mysteries of the science of life.

Peace is not a business.

Health is not a business.

War is not a business.

Crime is not a business.

These are the laws of death, not the laws of life.

Death is the final enemy.

It possesses no friends, no servants, and no children.

Once it enters a world, it seeks only one thing: to reduce life to dust.

Yet it can be overcome through the Spirit of God.

Christ, crucified and left for dead, rose victorious to reveal the path of victory:

obedience to the wisdom of the Creator.

Human life is not sustained by weapons or violence.

It is sustained by the Word.

No one possesses all knowledge.

We need one another.

Humility is the beginning of wisdom.

Dignity is never built upon contempt for others.

Science exists to serve humanity, just as the priesthood exists to serve others.

Every line of thought that leads to destruction should be pruned from the tree of knowledge; every path that leads to the flourishing of life should be cultivated for the benefit of all nations.

The future of humanity does not lie in isolated intelligence, but in the union of all human intelligence working together in harmony and open to the wisdom of the Creator.

God continues to reveal His works.

The invitation remains open.

The greatest spectacle a creature can witness is not destruction, but Creation itself.

Thus God moves history forward.

He does not call us backward into fear, but forward into wisdom.

The same Lord who ascended the Cross is the Lord who reigns today.

The same Jesus who suffered is the same Jesus who reigns.

The same King who came down from Heaven as king of kings and Lord of lords returned as the everlasting Universal King of His Father’s Kingdom”.

And Heaven cries out:

“To Him who sits upon the throne, and to the Lamb, be blessing and honor and glory and dominion forever and ever.”

And I lifted my eyes to Heaven and prayed:

“Lord, perform such a work before the nations that all may marvel and know that You are the True God of True God.”