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96 The Consequences of Escaping Judgment

Do you understand now what is judgment and what is truth? If you now understand, then God exhorts you to submit to judgment, otherwise you shall never have the opportunity to be commended by God or to be taken by God into His kingdom. Those who only accept judgment but can never be purified, that is, those who flee in the midst of the work of judgment, shall forever be detested and rejected by God. Their sins are much more, and more grievous, than those of the Pharisees, for they have betrayed God and are rebels against God. Such men who are not worthy even to do service shall receive more severe, everlasting punishment.

from “Christ Does the Work of Judgment With the Truth” in The Word Appears in the Flesh

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