Part-1: Jesus? Definition of A True Prophet

Two thousand years ago, our great?great grandfather Jesus said, ?Beware of false prophets and you will know them by the fruit which they bear?.

An individual leading a church may appear to be a true prophet by the words which they use, the clothes which they wear and the place from where they preach, but if their fruit, or their followers, cannot heal others and do not receive visions of Archangels, then that individual is a false prophet.

A false prophet is any leader of a church who is unable to teach their followers how to communicate directly with God and receive celestial visions of Archangels. All church leaders are false prophets who say that they represent Jesus but who are unable to teach their followers how to heal others like our ancestors, Jesus and Mary Magdalene.

A True Prophet works with God and thus is able to teach others the techniques so they too can communicate directly with God, and they may also develop the inner sight of ?eyes that see? and/or the inner hearing of those with ?ears that hear?.

Those who only see, hear and/or feel with the limited senses of their physical body live in great poverty because they do not fully experience life and they have nothing to take with them after the death of their physical body.

However, those who attain the wonders of inner sight and/or inner hearing/feeling have permanent wealth, that they take with them, when their temporary physical body dies. Those who live life in the Enlightenment of their Conscious Awareness enjoy earthly happiness in their body, Angelic Joy in their Soul and Bliss in their Holy Spirit, (or physical body, pineal gland/3rd Eye and Light Body). These are the ones who will take their wealth with them at their physical body?s death.

The elder brother of the 99th generation of Jesus and Mary Magdalene?s descendants recently became a True Prophet after only 60+ years of difficult spiritual tests and living the last five years, in isolation, as a hermit.

The elder brother was raised a Roman Catholic and went to the Vatican in the early 1980s. However, even though he was invited, and participated, in one of the Pope?s Masses, the elder brother still felt spiritually empty until he went beneath the Vatican and found truth. Upon realizing the magnitude of the truth he found beneath the Vatican, the elder brother left Rome, and never participated in another Mass or ever again attended any type of a Christian church service.