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In his presentation the speaker captured her in this way: He said that many can talk the talk but that Erika had shown him “Grace Under Fire” because she had proven herself faithful even though it meant that she might lose her life. She would not take a life in order to save her own. She did not waiver from the truths that she had learned. She did it without so much as a frown of displeasure. She remained loyal and now the One who promises all things through His Son will be loyal to her in the resurrection of “both the righteous and the unrighteous to a cleansed Paradise earth where she will be reunited with those who too, remain loyal." [John 5: 28, 29] It is my prayer that I will be among a great multitude who will be on hand to welcome not just Erika but millions of others who have died, to a Global Paradise Earth under a peaceful, just Government. At that time "no resident will say; 'I am sick.'" [Isaiah 33:24] Even death itself will be done away with, for God "will wipe out ever tear from their eyes, and death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things have passed away." [Revelation 21:4.] My life will never be whole again until I see her give me that look that belonged to no one else but her and hear her say, in that velvet voice, “Mom! Is that you!? Mom! It is you!” Mom? . . . Is that . . . ? |
