A reply from The Nazarene in response to a question from a Honolulu radio station. Channeled Through; Speaker Gerald A. Polley.

Q. Why did you add Hawaii to The Edict?

A. Ah, Demetrius, Demetrius, why do the foolish ask such questions? Why do the damned always claim innocence? Do they not have eyes? Can they not see? Do they not have ears? Can they not hear? Tell them this, my weary brother. Look in your newspapers. Read the personal ads. Look in your judicial records. Read the decisions your judges have made, crimes they have permitted, the sins they have ignored.
Men are allowed marriage with men. Young men seek the comfort of their brothers, not their sisters. Those who do foul things are pardoned, and justice is ignored.
Let them read, dear brother, and then let them tell me why I should not condemn them. Let them tell me why their evil should be endured.
I ask them to do no injustice, I simply tell the righteous to leave an unrighteous place. The righteous would understand and follow my instructions, the unrighteous will not. They will say "But Lord, this is such a beautiful place, and I am righteous. Why should I leave it?" And I will answer them, "Because it is the right thing to do. And if you are righteous you will DO what is right!"
Answer them thusly, my friend, give them these words, and let them contemplate them. I have sent my Angels unto them, and they spoke into their ears but they would not hear. I spoke to you and you send my words unto them, and they still will not hear. I will not speak unto them anymore. You have told them what must be done. If they will not do it, so be it. Let them suffer the consequences of their disobedience.
So many that hear you know what you say is true, but the pleasures of man are too important to them. They have chosen their God. They cannot have another. So let it be, dear friend. Let them have what they want, and in the end your kind brothers and sisters will care for what is left, if there is anything left at all. But I grow weary of them. I grow tired of them. If they will not hear speak unto them no more.