In God's Love

I was told in the book that the words are meant for the world to see. God wants His little children to return to Him. I know this. I know that eyes should not be turned to the writer of the book. It is the book that counts.

I am in this world and like all people I am in this world and like all people I am susceptible to sin. I am not a mystic, nor am I "my God knows" saintly. I don't pretend to have a holier-than-thou-attitude. I am just an ordinary woman who makes plenty of mistakes and if the book is judged on my reputation, then it will not pass the test.

I was frustrated and impatient. I was trying to write and could not think of proper words. So, I did a childish scribbling on my paper. In those scribblings were words, words like "God loves you" things like that. Then I scribbled some more and the answer came, "Write in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen." I was to write in the name of the Trinity. Why? Because my writings would be enclosed in the name of God and no evil would be allowed to infiltrate what I was writing and I was to end the message with "In God's Love. Amen."

I asked, "Who are you?" And they answered, "We are Rem. We are from God." The light formed around the words on the page. In God's Love is not actually my book. I just wrote what came to me. The book is God's message to a lost and sorrowful world. To Earth with love from God. The words are beyond my understanding. They are put in prose as a psalm is written so they will be easy to read. Each one is connected to the other and sometimes the words seem to repeat themselves lest we forget the importance of the passage.

The message tells us over and over there is a God who loves us very much and wants us to be with Him. God is calling HIs children home! Wherever the book In God's Love comes from, whoever was chosen to write the words down is not the point. Take a look at In God's Love. The book speaks for itself.

The book In God's love tells us all, myself and all people of Earth, that we are loved by God and can reach Heaven if we turn to our God who is a forgiving God and tell Him we are sorry for our sins. We cry out "Oh Lord, have mercy on me" and He answers us, "My child, come to Me I am a forgiving God who is patient and humble of heart."

~~~ Janet Hurlow

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