From The Twelfth Revelation
FROM THE TWELFTH REVELATION
''...our soul will never have rest till it comes into him, acknowledging that he is full ofjoy, familiar and courteous and blissful and true life.
A nd after this our Lord showed himself to me, and jljL he appeared to me more glorified than I had seen him before, in which I was taught that our soul will never have rest till it comes into him, acknowledging that he is full of joy, familiar and courteous and blissful and true life. Again and again our Lord said:
I am he, I am he, I am he who is highest. I am he whom you love. I am he in whom you delight. I am he whom you serve.
I am he for whom you long.
1 am he whom you desire.
I am he whom you intend.
1 am he who is all.
I am he whom Holy Church preaches and teaches to you.
I am he who showed himself before to you. The number of the words surpasses my intelligence and my understanding and all my powers, for they were the most exalted, as I see it, for in them is comprehended 1 cannot tell what; but the joy which I saw when they were revealed surpasses all that the heart can think or the soul may desire. And therefore these
words are not explained here, but let every man accept them as our Lord intended them, according to the grace God gives him in understanding and love.