He who does the will of my Father.
by Alejandro Roque Glez.

It is used widely when ministers want
to refer and recall the tithe, ensuring always-in abundant ‘roast meat’ to
their coffers; and in the name of the Lord they will stimulate a group willing
to forget even their families if necessary, but depositing on them to be always
attentive to the routine mandates and regulatory activities established by the
institution, while the leader enjoys and inflates his/her stomach. Of course,
it is not something that happens in every institution or sect, there are many
brothers engaged in preaching the Good News, but often blind to the
dogmatic––and non biblical harmony––of their impositions.
The passions and emotions beyond the
required temperance to understand the character of God, its manifestation, and
revelations to men, have permeated many congregations. For centuries there have
been disputes whether to raise our hands in the church or whether allow angelic
or demonic languages to be played (all angels, for or against God, speak the
same language); adding a host of human-created doctrines and leaders which have
been guessing and assuming things that God ever said, and that are
counterpoised to what He revealed, and that is why in this
passage Jesus warned beforehand, “I never knew you;” meaning,
they did it not inspired by Divinity, but by their own passions and
egocentric-thirsty ways.
[These and other New Testament prophecies are
explicatively compiled in the author's book entitled: 'The Four Prophetic Gospels;'
in print and digital editions]