'The Book of Truth' and 'The Warning Second Coming'. Analysis

By Annalisa Colzi, Italy

The action of the devil, as you know,  is very subtle. The perfect deceiver

knows how to mislead the souls of those of good will. And that’s what is happening with certain messages that are being spread around on the internet.

The messages of dubious origin in question were published on the blog “Messages from Jesus Christ”, the recipient of those messages calls herself Maria of Divine Mercy:

“It was November 9, 2010 when I  suddenly woke up at three in the morning and after seeing the face of Jesus moving from a photo,

The Great Warning and its Hilarious Imitation by MDM

Between 1961 and 1965, the Virgin Mary appeared
to four simple rural girls in the town of San Sebastian
de Garabandal of the Diocese of Santander in Portugal.
Aged between 11 and 12, they were Conchita Gonzalez,
Mari Loli Mazon, Jacinta Gonzalez and Mari Cruz Gonzalez.
 While three of them shared the same surnames,
they were not blood-related.

People have known about the prophecy on the Great Warning for decades now.   It all started with the messages given by the Virgin Mary who appeared to four school children in the rural town of Sebastian de Garabandal, Spain between 1961 and 1965. 

The Nature of the Great Warning

Warning on the "Warning"

Some messages in the "warning" do not correspond with the teachings  of the Church, such as talk of "the Christian churches."

A plain text of Bishop Andreas Laun about a controversial private revelation

Days ago I received a call from a man with the question of what to make of "The Warning". I replied "I can not say anything, I do not know what you're talking about!" At his insistence, I had a look at the first pages of the "Warning" on the Internet. But as for the content, my verdict is: "warning before the warning!"

Austrian Auxiliary Bishop Andreas Laun: 

"Ridiculous is the message 
that the "preparations" for 
the second Coming of Jesus were 
"in full swing" - as if it would be
a campaign or a great journey
that Jesus had to 'prepare' for!" 

And this for the following reasons: The woman who get these "messages" claims have not been certified by heaven, as for example in Fatima through the miracle of the sun was the case, and other private revelations by other characters. And: Some things in the "warning" do not correspond to the teaching of the Church, such as talk of "the Christian churches."

According to Catholic teaching, only the Catholic and the Orthodox community are a "church," all other "churches" are only "Christian communities". That "God Father" of the "Hierarchies of Heaven" will fight the battle of Armageddon, sounds like "Lord of the Rings" and not by a private revelation that will recognize the church! Puzzling is the message of Jesus, that he is now more than twice as heavy suffering than during his Passion - the same Jesus of the Church teaches that it sits "at the right hand of the Father"?

Ridiculous is the message that the "preparations" for the second Coming of Jesus were "in full swing - as if it would be a campaign or a great journey that Jesus had to "prepare“ for!   In addition, there are a number of messages such as:  who is faithful, will go to heaven!  Or that we have free will, that God loves us even in difficult times, that the Church will never "go under" and is another of this kind! Louder "messages" that Catholics have known for a long time! The author of this "messages" knows how to accommodate over and over again allusions to biblical texts in their messages and uses particularly the Book of Revelation, which is particularly well suited to obscure content and at the same time to give them a bit of the Bible's authority. Of course, this serves "the warning" and the fear-mongering!

That we have reason to be worried regarding all that the future may bring, we know from revelation, but to a great extent it is enough even to read the daily newspapers! And so on! The truth in these "warnings" we know already, the other we can safely ignore.  So warning before the warning!

The original pastoral 

admonition in German 

can be found here

She could confuse some, they change the subject from him to what God really wants from them, others just "steal" time, then missing them somewhere! Moreover, if God is trying to tell us something important currently, he has ways and means to do it so that we also learn it without guessing games and hide-and-seeks with cleverly laid "tracks".   And finally: If I wanted I could also invent such "revelations" every day!

Slovakian Bishop Condemns MDM messages as Heretical

This warning of the Slovakian Archdiocese of the town of Spisska should have been posted earlier, but here is the pastoral letter issued by the Bishop of Spisska Stephen Sečka as early as November 2012, after being alerted by priests, religious and lay about the growing spread of its messages over the internet, though not particularly referring to the Maria Divine Mercy, other than to say an "Irish visionary."  The original letter in the local Czech language appears in the Slovakian Archbishops Conference website here and has been reported in Miraculous Rosary blog site

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

I learned that in some parishes is widely spread messages about the so-called Great Day of God's warnings, resulting from the alleged private revelations of an Irish visionary. These messages are distributed via the internet. I have found that it is heretical, which is not in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church and is showing signs of sectarianism. This whole doctrine is indeed poprepletaná prayers for God's mercy and calls for confession, as well as what the Catholic Church teaches, but quotations from Scripture are commented and explained arbitrarily and contrary to the teachings of the Catholic Church. Similar tendencies were already in the early Church, therefore St.. Apostle Peter wrote: "Above all, you should know that no prophecy of Scripture does not allow private interpretation" (2 Peter 1: 20).

After seeing this website I also found that believers are encouraged to acquire the "Seal of the living God" to be sanctified by a priest. We remind you that no priest faithful to Christ and his Church must cooperate in this matter, because they would be guilty of transgressions against the faith and his office. To anyone who will disseminate these heretical messages , remember the very severe words  of the Holy Scripture, written by St. Apostle Paul to the Galatians:

“I am astonished that you are so quickly deserting the one who called you to live in the grace of Christ and are turning to a different gospel, which is really no gospel at all. Evidently some people are throwing you into confusion and are trying to pervert the gospel of Christ.  But even if we or an angel from heaven should preach a gospel other than the one we preached to you, let them be under God’s curse!  As we have already said, so now I say again: If anybody is preaching to you a gospel other than what you accepted, let them be under God’s curse! (Gal 1, 6-9).

All believers, who perhaps out of ignorance began to believe the messages mentioned, please I urge you to leave these heretical teachings and not spread them.

On this matter, I was obliged, in order to highlight the purity of Catholic faith, obedience and unity with the Holy Father, and for the sake of salvation of your souls.

Devoted to the Lord, Stephen Sečka, Bishop of Spisska

Mocking the Image of the Divine Mercy

The Devotion to the Divine Mercy as revealed to St. Faustina had its earliest element in the Image that is now closely associated with the devotion.  On February 22nd, 1931 Jesus appeared to St. Faustina with rays radiating from His heart saying:

"Paint an image according to the pattern you see, with the signature: Jesus I trust in You.  I desire that this image be venerated, first in your chapel, and throughout the world." (Diary 47) 

"I promise that the soul that will venerate this image will not perish. I also promise victory over its enemies already here on earth, especially at the hour of death. I myself will defend it as My own glory. (Diary 48)

St. Maria Faustina

I am offering people a vessel with which they are to keep coming for graces to the fountain of mercy. That vessel is this image with the signature" :Jesus, I trust in You." (Diary 327)

The two rays denote Blood and Water. the pale ray stands for the Water which makes souls righteous. The red ray stands for the Blood which is the life of souls. These two rays issued forth from the very depths of My tender mercy when My agonized heart was opened by a lance on the Cross. These rays shield souls from the wrath of My Father. Happy is the one who dwell in their shelter, for the just hand of God shall not lay hold of him. (Diary 299)

Not in the beauty of the color, nor of the brush, lies the greatness of this image, but in My grace. (Diary 313)

By means of this image I shall grant many graces to souls. It is to be a reminder of the demands of My mercy, because even the strongest faith is of no avail without works. (Diary 742)

Satan is now gloating as he mocks this Divine Mercy Image by replacing "Jesus, I Trust in You" which was specifically mandated by our Lord Jesus Christ as His signature on the image, with "The Warning"  on the end-time messages coming from a fake Christ.  This was used in both the English and German website for the Warning Second Coming containing the blasphemous messages of this scamming Mary Divine Mercy.

A close inspection of both "The Warning" and the German "Die Warnung" shows that thismockery backfired and betrayed who owns the Warning Second Coming site. A perceptive author who doesn't want to be named noticed that the cursive artistry of the words "Warning" and "Warnung"  had been so designed as to subtly outline the numbers 666. This may be nothing more than sheer happenstance. The webmaster of the German website claimed that a pious Catholic woman whom he had known for years designed this cover art and was simply using her artistic touch on the letters. He further opined that the number ‘666’ was never even remotely considered and anyone against the group can always find something in them even if it was "nonsensical."

That may well be so, but there is just as much chance of it being the handiwork of the Holy Spirit who guided the hand of the artist without ever making her conscious that the cursive style would give a perceptive reader a clue on the thing called Maria Divine Mercy.

Source and supplemental reading:

The Warning - Errors and Criticism v.1.1.pdf Version History

Brisbane Archbishop Warns against spreading MDM messages

Issued to the clergy, religious and lay faithful of the Archdiocese of Brisbane, the reproduced image below of the official pastoral letter from the Archbishop of Brisbane, the Most Reverend Mark Coleridge, effectively makes it official the Church's condemnation of the false prophet Maria Divine Mercy or MDM.  As of May 28th, 2013, several online sites have already reported this such as the Adriansharp blog site  with the pdf file of the Letter you can download here.

Needless to say, followers of the discredited scam prophet will no doubt dismiss this Church issued assessment which should not be surprising at all since Satan will never follow the Church founded by the Son of its arch-enemy.