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The Resurrection
Heaven Speaks Today, No. 27
Shock and awe
Now I see five soldiers.
They have on short dresses, but with metal sections coming down from the
waist. And over their heads are metal hats, silver-colored metal hats
that cut down to a V-shape on their foreheads. They’re standing there by
the rock with long spears in their hands.
Now they are going back;
they’re walking backwards in fright. They are frightened! They’re
walking backwards, because there’s a great light; it’s seeping through
the cracks. There’s a great light; It’s seeping through the cracks, and
the light is pushing, pushing the rock forward. Now the rock is going
over; the light is forcing the rock over to the side. The soldiers—two
are running, running up the hill. One is covering his face with his
arms. He can’t look, the light is so bright.
Now coming through the light
are two large figures. Beautiful! Very large. Beautiful! Oh, they are
angels. I can’t see their faces, but their—oh, they are so large! Now
one is standing there. He’s raising his hand. He says: "He is risen!"
Now two soldiers—one now is
getting up; he’s running. And the other one is sitting there; he has
fallen to the ground in shock. Oh! Inside the cave it’s very bright,
very bright. . . .
And walking out through this
tremendous light—it’s Jesus. Oh!
Veronica, April 21, 1973
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Veronica: Now He’s coming
out, and He’s got slippers on His feet. And He now has a robe on Him;
it’s white. . . . He’s going up the hill; He’s walking very slowly up the
hill.
And now—oh, there’s a lady;
she’s coming down to the side of the cave. And she’s looking in, and now
she says, "Oh!" And she runs over now, and she’s picking up the pieces
of the cloth. And she’s looking around the cave, and she’s running out
now.
And she’s running up the
hill. And she’s running over—oh, "Where have they taken Him? They have
stolen Him from us." And she—now she’s reaching out, and she’s fallen
down on her knees and saying:
Mary Magdalene: "Please!
Where is He?" . . .
Jesus: "Do not place your
hands upon My garments. I have not ascended in the Father."
Veronica: Now the lady is
looking up, and she’s smiling. And now Jesus is placing His hand over
her head, and He says:
Jesus: "Go, Mary, and tell
all what you have seen."
Veronica: . . . Mary now
is—she’s fallen on her face, just like she’s praying. No—now she’s
getting up.... She’s running down the hill now, and she’s running
towards these buildings. . . . And now she’s running into one.
April 21, 1973
The great light
Veronica: I can see now Our
Lady’s full face. She said:
"I can now remove my dark
scarf and put on the colors of the Resurrection, because it is almost
the hour of twelve."
Veronica: Jesus is coming
forward. Oh, it’s so brilliant, so beautiful! Oh! He’s all bathed in
white. Oh, He has on a white robe, and even His slippers are white. And
oh, the light is so bright it bathes the whole area. . . .
Now Jesus is smiling, and
He’s raising both His hands out. Oh, I can see the marks on His hands.
Our Lady, April 21, 1973
The Almighty
"My Son rose from the grave,
both body and soul, and ascended into the Kingdom of God. But He is God,
and you shall not deny His divinity in the Godhead. All who do are
deluded by satan and shall be called false prophets."
Our Lady, May 26, 1979
1 John 2:22
"All who deny My Son as the
risen Christ, they are of the Antichrist and are against My Son and His
houses on earth."
Our Lady, September 13, 1974
Editor’s Note: Although the
following excerpts pertain more specifically to the burial of Christ,
nonetheless, Veronica’s visions leading up to the Resurrection are
informative and excellent material for your reflection.
Our Lady of Sorrows
I see . . . two men. They’re
carrying a ladder. Oh! And now Our Lady is there. It’s very windy; Her
dress is blowing very, very hard in the wind. It’s raining now. . . .
They’re putting the ladder
up against the cross. Oh! Oh, they’re cutting with a knife the ropes on
His wrist. And the man down at the bottom of the ladder—now he’s going
over, he’s cutting the ropes at His ankle. Oh! They—oh, they can’t
remove the cross out of the
hole. . . .
Now when the ropes were cut,
He fell forward, and His fingers, bloody, tore away from the wood.
They’re lifting Him down now. The man’s holding the ladder, and ah . . . ah!
They’re trying to take His feet out of the spike! Ah . . . ah . . . ah . . .
ah . . . ah. They’re hitting it now. They got the wood, the wood; they’re
pushing it now out of the hole. The cross has fallen down now. Oh!
They’re holding Jesus, and the cross fell down. And now they can hit
from the under side. The spike’s coming out. They’re not tearing His
feet. The hands had to be torn. Ah! . . .
Our Lady now is sitting on
the ground. She has Jesus now; the blood is on Her gown, all on the
front. She wants to remove the headpiece from His head, but She can’t.
It’s in too deep! . . . Her hands are very bloody.
Veronica, April 21, 1973
Entombment
"This is the time that was
and is of great sorrow to My heart as I watched My Son, My God, your
God, be given into the hands of strangers to be placed in His grave."
Veronica: . . . It’s a very
dark day, and I can see a hillside. And— oh, my goodness! I can see
there are four men carrying . . . a stretcher. It’s like a piece of
sheeting held by two long poles on either side. . . . They’re carrying
Jesus upon it into this cave-like structure. I can see a tomb. . . .
And they’re laying Jesus
down, His body. I can see now, He is still wearing the crown of thorns
upon His head. And he has a diaper-like cloth—I believe it is a
loin-cloth. . . .
Now the men are coming over,
and they are just putting His feet together. . . . They rip pieces of
sheeting, and they’re binding His feet, and they’re binding His head,
and they’re binding His hands. . . .
Now they are taking a
sheeting and they’re wrapping the sheeting about Him like, mummy-like,
sort of. It’s very frightening. But the blood hasn’t dried, because it’s
coming upon the sheeting; it’s seeping through. And now I can understand
the voices: "We must leave. The hour grows late. We cannot defile the
laws."
Our Lady, March 25, 1978
Fort Knox
It’s very rough inside; it
looks like it was hastily dug. There’s like a hole in the, in the side
of the hill. And they roll this big rock into place.
And it’s a very
frightening-looking, ominous sight. . . .
I can see four
strange-looking— I think they’re soldiers, they look like soldiers. . . . And one looks like he’s the leader. And
he’s motioning to the side. Oh, they’re going to stand guard. Oh,
they’re standing guard "So no one will remove the body of this man who
says He is the Son of God, and the King of the Jews. Ha! Ha! Ha!" Oh!
Oh, my!
Veronica, March 25, 1978
The dawn of Easter
Veronica: It’s growing very,
very dark. All about, I see the entrance stationed with
lighted figures of angels. One is in front of the rock. He carries a
large spear. It’s Michael.
Now—oh, I see coming from
the sky figures; they’re dressed in purple robes. They’re filing in
front of the cave, the tomb.
One of them is coming
forward now from the group. He has in his hand a cloth; it’s purple,
almost black, in color. And now he places it over his head. And he’s
holding up what looks like a golden candelabra; it has three
candles on it. And now he’s singing.
It sounds like he’s singing, but it sounds more like—his voice is like I never heard before.
[Veronica imitates the solemn lament with a strong voice:]
"Cover your head in
mourning, light your candles of prayer. For the time has not come for
the light to enter into the world. The Son of Man lies dead in the tomb,
a spotless Sacrifice for the sins of man."
Veronica: There’s a man in a
long, dark cape. He’s placing what looks like a white scarf about his
neck. Now he has on his head—it’s a round hat,
looks like a yarmulke, but it’s red. And he’s reading from a book
and holding up his three fingers, the thumb and two fingers, like this.
He looks like he’s quite old. . . .
He’s looking down, and
saying:
Isaias: "Never a bone in His
body did they break."
April 21, 1973
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