THE VOICE OF TRUTH PART 562 - THE CRY FOR HELP FROM THE SOULS

Dear bishops, priests, men and women religious, and all listeners and viewers following the program “The Voice of Truth.”

During this month of prayer for the souls in Purgatory, God wants me to share with everyone the things He wishes to bring to the attention of all humanity. For humanity today is deeply immersed in sin, and many souls are falling into the hands of Satan. And on this occasion, the Lord also wants me to share with everyone the supernatural realities of Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell, so that everyone may wisely choose a way of life in accordance with God’s holy will for the salvation of their souls.

First, I would like to share what the Lord wants people to know:

“God the Father wants all humanity to know that: in this world, Satan is running rampant and has stolen many souls to follow him; many souls have turned away from God the Father to bow down before him and worship him through the cunning, deceitful schemes he has sown into the minds of humankind. As a result, people are not vigilant enough to discern what is the will of God the Father and what are the temptations of Satan. When people follow Satan, he offers them fame, wealth, and pleasure—all the things of this world—and prevents them from recognizing how their sins have offended God and their fellow human beings. They bestow upon people a false sense of peace, so that Satan can more easily draw souls toward them. 

Many have wondered: God is a God of love, rich in mercy, and He is all-powerful and sovereign—so why does He allow humanity to sin and fall into Satan’s traps so often? Has He abandoned humanity? Everyone should remember that God is a God of love. He always watches over, protects, and has mercy on humanity, but the crux of the matter lies in human wisdom and freedom—the choice to follow God the Father or Satan. To follow God is to carry the cross up Calvary with Him, nailing one’s flesh to the cross of Christ; to follow Satan is to pursue all that belongs to the world: fame, wealth, and pleasure. Satan has exploited the weaknesses and the intelligence that God the Father has bestowed upon humanity to strike at human pride, causing people to forget God’s love and providence, and to forget His absolute love for humanity in this world. 

God constantly watches over every soul to love and help it, yet the soul turns its back on His love. Throughout countless generations, He has guided His children everywhere and at all times, through His real and tangible presence in the Eucharist, through the very Word of God the Father taught daily, and through the only Son of God the Father—the One who came down to walk alongside, love, and care for humanity. How, then, do people respond to the love of God the Father? 

God wants everyone to examine their own hearts while they still have the opportunity to live on this earth. If it were not for the love of the Father, would humanity still be alive on this earth today? Would anyone still find happiness living in this world? Those who follow God must abandon the path of sin and return to Him. As for those who follow the path of Satan, they will be granted the worldly glory, wealth, and honor to nourish the body, to indulge, and to satisfy their desires—desires for the flesh, lust, power, and material wealth and glory— and worldly honor—so that, after leaving this world, their souls will belong to Satan’s realm and serve him in the fires of hell for all eternity. 

Therefore, God the Father wishes to awaken everyone in today’s world: wake up, be ready to prepare for the day of the Lord’s coming, be ready everywhere and at all times, to prepare your soul and body to stand before God the Father, the Just and Righteous One. God the Father will bring judgment upon all souls who oppose Him and all souls who disobey His holy will. He will separate the good from the wicked. The wicked will be cast into the fires of hell to burn for all eternity, while the good will enjoy the eternal happiness of the Kingdom of Heaven, as God the Father has decreed. 

Everyone must stand before God the Father. Therefore, fear God the Father and avoid sin; fear God the Father, who can cast both your soul and body into the eternal fires of hell. Fear God the Father, the One who alone created your very being; fear God the Father and rejoice in giving thanks to Him for the love He has freely bestowed upon you. Not only that, but He sacrificed Himself to die to atone for the sins of all humanity, so that humanity might live eternally with God the Father in the Kingdom of Heaven. This is the truth—a truth that will endure forever and can never be lost. It is the love that God the Father bestows upon all humanity—a love demonstrated tangibly through the Sacrament of the Eucharist. For He has promised to remain with humanity until the end of time. 

God the Father wants all of humanity to know that the souls of the departed are suffering immensely, awaiting God the Father’s mercy, and awaiting the love of those still living on this earth.

On November 2, the Lord allowed the souls to come and cry out for help, begging the living to intercede for them, as they no longer have the opportunity to atone for their sins. And God the Father wants those still living to have a heart filled with love, forgiveness, and selflessness—to remember these souls and to offer the sacrifice of prayer. It is precisely the sacrifices of the living that will serve as rewards for these souls, as well as spiritual treasures to be stored up for their own souls in the life to come. If anyone fails to accumulate and gather these spiritual treasures—acts of love, sacrifice, and generosity toward the departed souls—then ask yourself: What will that person’s soul have in the future to receive a worthy reward from God and enter into the happiness of the Kingdom of Heaven? God the Father wants everyone to answer for themselves before Him, to answer for themselves before the departed souls who are crying out for God the Father’s mercy—a mercy manifested through all those living on this earth. 

God the Father wants all His children to be vigilant and to obey His holy will everywhere and at all times. Do exactly as God the Father says so that He may free the souls suffering in Purgatory, and so that He may save your own soul from Satan’s captivity. Make God the Father your joy. To find joy in God the Father means to love Him above all things and to love your neighbor as yourself. Find joy in God the Father so that He may have mercy and deliver the souls who are in Purgatory for all eternity.”

Dear friends, I would like to share a little: in recent times, the Lord has asked us to sacrifice everything and devote much time to praying for the souls. We must examine our consciences, repent, and resolve to recognize our sins and turn away from them. And the Lord wants us to pray day and night for the souls from the beginning of October until November 2.

And on the feast day dedicated to praying for the souls, after the night prayer, the Lord allowed many souls to return to us, including many bishops, priests, and unborn children. There are many souls who have had to atone for their sins in the deepest depths of eternal purgatorial fire. These souls endure burning and agonizing suffering to the utmost degree. And the Lord has allowed some souls to speak His holy will to awaken people in today’s world.

Below are the words of a soul speaking on behalf of those who, while alive, did not know how to open their mouths to praise the Lord but instead used the tongues God created for them to utter words of complaint and lament against Him: “We are souls who, while alive, did not know how to open our mouths to praise the Lord, but instead used the tongues God created for us to speak words of complaint and lament against Him. That is why, upon our death, we are not allowed to hear words of praise for the Lord. We cannot atone for our sins by opening our mouths to praise our God. And for this very reason, the words of praise for God spoken by everyone else do not reach our souls. This has kept our souls imprisoned for far too long. Consider this: when a soul dies, it can no longer do anything for itself; it relies solely on the prayers of praise and adoration offered to God and the sacrifices of the living—yet those words of praise and adoration do not reach its soul. Does this not mean that such a soul has been imprisoned for an immeasurably long time? Almost an eternity. 

But today, God the Father has shown us love through His work and has allowed us to come here to speak these words to awaken those who are still alive: Do not use your tongues to complain or lament against God anymore, but learn to open your mouths to praise Him. Do not wait until after death to realize your sins—by then, it will be too late to repent. Therefore, everyone should give thanks to God in all circumstances; use your words only to praise and give thanks to God. Do not complain; do not lament, for everything that happens to a person has a reason and a purpose within God the Father’s providence, as well as His love for that soul. Therefore, do not complain; do not lament against God anymore.

My soul had to struggle to survive amidst my own lamentations, complaints, and sighs while I was still alive. Therefore, I could not hear or enjoy the words of praise to God the Father spoken by those who are still alive. I thank the Angel Thien Thuong, and I give thanks to God the Father for bringing this work to save our souls. I thank the Angel Thien Thuong, the priests, and everyone who sacrificed themselves to take the lead in facing every trial, humiliation, and persecution for the salvation of our souls—souls that have been imprisoned in the eternal fires of Purgatory simply because of the sin of complaining and lamenting against God.

But in the eternal fires of Purgatory, the suffering my soul is enduring is so excruciating that no words on earth can describe it—maggots gnawing at my entire body. I feel as if a massive boulder is crushing me. I am being consumed by eternal flames, and the fires of this world are nothing compared to the fire I am enduring.  

That is why this is the message my soul wishes to convey to those who still have the opportunity—those who are still being allowed to atone for their sins here on earth—so please joyfully accept it. Rejoice in embracing these sufferings to atone for your sins, so that later you will not have to atone as I have. These are the things I earnestly ask of everyone. Give thanks to God the Father for the grace He has bestowed upon humanity through this work of God the Father. It is He who gives human beings the opportunity to atone for their sins right here on earth. For all the pain in this world is nothing compared to the fires of Purgatory. That is why I earnestly hope that everyone will stay vigilant, rejoice, and embrace all the pain and humiliation of this world!  

If I still had the chance, I would certainly return to this world to atone for all the pain, suffering, and humiliation—rather than endure the torments I am currently enduring here. Therefore, I ask everyone to persevere, not to give up, not to become discouraged or sad anymore, but to rejoice and give thanks to God the Father.”

Ladies and gentlemen, next I would like to share with you three realities in the supernatural world that our physical eyes cannot perceive; we can only know them when God reveals them to us. These realities are: Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory. 

This is what God revealed to us on April 1, 2022:

“Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory are three places very close to one another, separated only by a thin veil; yet they are also very far apart—so close and yet so far that the distance between them is like an abyss. God has revealed: Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory are not states of being but actual places. Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory are invisible worlds, yet they have their own specific locations. Since they are places, there will be a place for reward or punishment when God calls us home; therefore, everyone should remember this well: Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory are real, and this will come to pass when we stand before God’s judgment seat: some will enter Heaven, some will descend into Hell, and some will enter Purgatory to atone for their sins, to be cleansed of all impurities until they are completely pure, at which point God will welcome them into His heart in Heaven. 

God reveals that Purgatory is very close to Heaven—separated by only a thin veil—yet at the same time, it is very far away, like an abyss; it is a place where God sends souls so that He may purify and cleanse every stain still lingering in their souls. Even the sins we commit on earth—not even a speck, a smudge, a single stain, or the smallest sin—He purifies and washes away until they are completely cleansed, and only then may we be with Him in Heaven.

While souls are in Purgatory, they are left alone to be torn apart by demons, to endure pain and punishment in the darkness; they cry out in solitude, with no one to hear them, no one to take pity on them. And the souls in Purgatory cannot save themselves in any way; they cannot atone for their own sins on their own. Therefore, God desires that all who are still living on earth have mercy on these souls who are suffering the utmost agony, who are battling the demons in Purgatory; who are thirsty and enduring punishment; who are begging for drops of water, drops of the rain of grace from God; begging for alms through prayers, sacrifices, and Masses offered by those living on earth, so that when the time comes, God, seeing their souls purified and made pure, will welcome them into Heaven.

Therefore, God desires that everyone show mercy to the suffering souls in Purgatory through sacrifices, renunciations, acts of charity, and prayers for these souls; through forbearance, mutual love, unity, praying together, and making sacrifices together to atone for the sins of these souls, asking God to swiftly forgive the punishment of the souls in Purgatory so that they may be spared the excruciating torment of being torn apart by demons and the loneliness of being alone in the dark Purgatory. 

For even if there is only a slight stain of sin remaining in a soul, God will still keep it in Purgatory to atone for its sins until the soul is completely pure and spotless. That is why God always teaches His children to live holy lives and to become holy, for He is the Holy One. Anyone who still bears the stain of sin should, while still on earth and while there is still time, strive to amend their ways so that one day, when God calls them home, they will not have to atone alone in extreme suffering, in pain, terrifying loneliness, and isolation from everyone—seeing everyone there but with no one paying them any heed—because everyone on this earth is so preoccupied with worldly life that they forget the souls who are crying out, pleading with the living to offer them a prayer, a sacrifice, or a Mass.

And what of Hell?

Hell is always the opposite of God’s Kingdom of Heaven. In Heaven there is supreme happiness, while in Hell there is supreme suffering, with no escape. There, the demons of Satan—the fallen angels—reside alongside souls who did not believe in God, rebelled against Him, lived in sin, killed one another, and were filled with hatred, envy, jealousy, and pride. The sin of pride has claimed the lives of countless souls, causing many to fall into the clutches of Satan’s demons. Everyone should remember that just as there is light in Heaven, there is darkness in Hell; the two are opposites. 

God always grants humans free will: either choose God or choose Hell; either choose light or choose darkness. Those who desire pleasure, glory, and wealth—who wish to live a life of indulgence in this world—must follow the path taught by Satan; but those who seek the eternal happiness of Heaven in the life to come must follow God’s path of light, renouncing all worldly things to do everything according to God’s will. 

God grants freedom, but whoever has chosen God must do everything according to His guidance. And those who make sacrifices and strive to live according to the Lord’s teachings will be granted the joy of being with Him in the life to come. Remember that in Hell there is the Lord of Hell—a place of utter darkness and extreme suffering, where one endures the eternal flames of Hell, faces slaughter, and endures inescapable torment without a single ray of light; whereas in the Kingdom of God the Father, one always walks in the light of God and enjoys an overflowing happiness with God that no one on this earth can describe. 

God loves humanity, so He sent His own Son to become human to save us, calling us to abandon the path of sin, to turn away from Satan’s ways, and to return to God, to walk in His ways, as Jesus said: “The kingdom of God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the gospel.” What does it mean to believe in the Gospel? It means believing in the words Jesus taught—He calls everyone to live in love, to practice charity, to forgive, to turn away from the path of sin and be reconciled with God, and to live by faith, hope, and love. 

God loves humanity, but humanity does not realize it. Just ask: How many people on this earth, in this world, believe in God? Very few! Who can fathom the human heart? Today they love God, today they ask God for help, but tomorrow they betray Him and call for His death. Therefore, those who are wise should follow God’s path, not the path of the world. For Satan and God are always opposed to one another. Heaven belongs to God; it is a place where light abounds with love and eternal happiness; whereas Hell, ruled by Satan, is a place of constant slaughter, searing flames, and excruciating pain. The extreme suffering in Hell is beyond description. 

God reveals that in Hell there are many types of demons in leadership positions. Just as there are positions of authority and status in this world, so too in Hell—which is a realm of its own—there are “bosses” and “generals.” As for those souls whom God has purified and taught, yet who deliberately refuse to follow Him, God grants them the freedom to be lured by Satan’s demons toward their side. The soul never dies; therefore, when this immortal soul departs the body, it will either enter Heaven to enjoy happiness with God, or enter Purgatory to be purified, or descend into Hell to endure the suffering and darkness inflicted by Satan’s demons. 

On Good Friday of Holy Week in 2022, at 3:00 p.m, as Jesus breathed His last, God allowed Sister Sinh to descend into Purgatory with Him, where she witnessed Him teaching about salvation and love for souls. Angels were present to attend Him, and even Satan was forced to step back in submission, kneeling down to worship God. Before returning to the earthly realm, Sister Sinh’s soul asked the Lord to show her one more truly terrifying sight: the image of bishops, priests, and men and women religious who had to atone heavily for committing these two sins: the sins against the Vow of Poverty and the Vow of Chastity.

Today, people tend to think that sinning against the virtue of poverty means indulging in luxury, living in opulence, owning mansions and cars, and having great wealth. But bishops, priests, and men and women religious do not have much money. God makes it clear that misusing material possessions is a sin, but He holds them strictly accountable for their spiritual wealth. Is there anyone as spiritually rich, as knowledgeable about God, as bishops, priests, and men and women religious? Therefore, God places great emphasis on their wealth of knowledge, emotional depth, capabilities, intellect, wisdom, and knowledge of God and His Word—yet if they fail to share, fail to give, and fail to work to save souls, that is what God severely punishes. For God, souls are what truly matter. The question is how to share these riches to save souls and bring many souls back to God—not how to accumulate material wealth.

Regarding chastity, God is not speaking of the body, but of the spirit, of the imagination. Since sexuality is an instinct that God has given to human beings, everyone has a need to be satisfied. But when following God, one must renounce it—as if cutting off a part of oneself. This is not easy to give up, because as human beings we still have a body; so when the body is not satisfied, we commit many sins in our minds. Is there anyone who has never sinned against chastity? Yes, but very few. Consider how the saints suffered and endured immense pain in their struggle for chastity—sweating blood—to the point that some had to throw themselves into thorn bushes, jump into cold water, or leap into fire to burn away the power of that lust.

Through the examples mentioned above, God wishes to warn humanity: to avoid entering hell or having to atone for many sins in Purgatory, one must always prepare for one’s own death and reflect on the existence of hell and Purgatory—and the suffering found in both places—as well as on the existence of Heaven, the happiest place for humanity, a happiness unmatched by any other place. And to avoid falling into hell or having to atone for many sins in Purgatory, people should endure suffering and purification in this world, for the suffering in this world is nothing compared to the suffering in Purgatory. Therefore, do not cry out to God to take away your pain at the slightest discomfort. Anyone who cries out like that is foolish. Blessed are those whom God allows to endure suffering and purification in this world, for entering Purgatory is a terrifying ordeal—not something easily overcome as it is here on earth. 

In Purgatory, souls wait every day, every second, every minute for every prayer and every sacrifice from the living to bring drops of morning dew upon their souls, for they no longer have the opportunity to earn merit on their own. Therefore, while you are still on earth and still have the opportunity, strive to earn merit; bear your cross, endure suffering, and die with the Lord; and learn to make sacrifices and pray for the souls in Purgatory. The greatest suffering of the souls in Purgatory is their daily longing for God—an agonizing torment as they await the day of the Lord’s coming. Yet, while people live on this earth, they have ample opportunities to be close to the Lord, to receive His very Body and Blood into their souls, and to become one with Him—yet they despise these opportunities and ignore them. How pitiful those souls are!

Ladies and gentlemen, to conclude today’s sharing, God also wants me to warn all of you about a world living in the delusion and sin of Satan, so that you may learn to avoid occasions of sin and renounce sin, resolve to abandon the path of sin and return to God the Father, living a life of love, This love will spring from the love of God the Father and be extended to our brothers and sisters; it is summed up in the commandments He has given: to revere and worship God alone, and to love our brothers and sisters as ourselves. Only then will God the Father grant the happiness of the Kingdom of Heaven. Otherwise, one’s soul will be held captive by Satan and will suffer the eternal flames of hell, with extreme and unbearable torment. Those who walk in the work of God the Father are given His laws and the commandments He has taught; therefore, listen to them and put them into practice.

Thanks be to the Holy Trinity; for all eternity, I give thanks to God for choosing me for this work of His, together with the priests, brothers, sisters, and some of my brothers and sisters in the Army of Light. We have undergone God’s purification and trials. And at this point, God the Father has taught us how to examine our consciences and repent so that we may recognize our sins and make amends right here on earth. God has taught us to examine ourselves through the Ten Commandments, the Six Precepts of the Church, the Seven Deadly Sins, and the Fourteen Works of Mercy. God enables us to examine our consciences daily to recognize our sins and resolve to avoid them. In the past, we only saw the sins of others but failed to see our own. Now, however, we are aware of the sins we have committed, and we are determined to avoid occasions of sin and to turn away from sin. We are always at peace in every circumstance, always praising, glorifying, and honoring God, and no longer complain against God as we did before.

I give thanks to God. I would like to thank the bishops, the priests, the men and women religious, and all of you in the audience for listening to my message. May the Lord and the Virgin Mary grant you peace. I bid you farewell.