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Maria Valtorta (Itália, ano 1897-1961) - Obra: "Lições sobre a Carta de São Paulo aos Romanos" (1948-1950) The most divine Author says,
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Many times – and Paul is an example – from great miseries, from the pots of clay perhaps full of the vices of lust and hate, God draws [from them] His chosen vessels.
He is like the potter. He is the divine Potter. With the same materials, he makes the pots, all the pots. With the same substance. In the same way. He places the same things inside them. He gives to everyone a same mission and a same end. His Thought knows those who will remain faithful to the end and to the mission, and those who won’t. However, it is not He who wants them such. It is the material that either wants to remain faithful or does not want to.
And divine patience endures everything. It knows how to wait. It makes of men – either chosen or damned vessels, of charity or of hate, of truth or of falsehood, of chastity or of lust – the means in which to try other men in their will of salvation or of ruin, of cupidity or of love to spiritual poverty through the detachment from everything that is not of God, of rebellion or of meekness, of wrath or of a sweet cry in sorrow, of injustice or of justice, of harshness or of mercy, of triple concupiscence or of triple purity, of irascibility or of peace, of persecution towards ones’ brothers or of loyalty even during a persecution in order to reward or to punish, according to what the merit or demerit requires. And also in order to make His Power shine, by giving the Kingdom to those who reply to His lights, to His invitations, to His commands, and removing it from those who by self-proclaiming themselves "gods and just ones", do not bend to His Voices, by calling His lights "darkness" and His prodigies, Satan’s suggestions.
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All the people were admitted and are admitted to this Temple, altar, and sacrifice because every man is created by God, he has the same origin, the same end, and the same rights of a child with the Father who is merciful and compassionate towards all those who turn towards Him.»

 

 
Vide também Vida e Obra de Maria Valtorta
Nota sobre a fonte: Maria Valtorta foi uma mística católica italiana. Durante sua vida, ela foi agraciada com revelações de Jesus Cristo sobre o Evangelho, e também de Nossa Senhora, do Espírito Santo e de vários santos e anjos.