Jesus has ordered that The Gates Of Heaven be demolished, completely destroyed, and that a barrier be put around what is left of The Kingdom Of God that will allow people to leave but never to return. Any that choose to leave may join one of the tribes of Israel, but once they have their old affiliations are broken. In essence, Christianity is ended, fully and completely. As far as God is concerned it no longer exists. Those who followed it rejected Him and, rejected Jesus, and filled their hearts with false teachings, and would not listen to the truth. This is considered a merciful gesture on Jesus' part, because God's wishes could not be carried out to raise the people to boycott the election because voting has already taken place. As mankind will do nothing that God wishes, He has lost what is referred to as salvation. Jesus will no longer send any messages. He is counting down the days when He will forsake mankind. This seems to be their deepest desire, their greatest wish, to be rid of Him, so that they can indulge in any perversion that comes into their minds. They have no God, they have lost all true love. They have been taught to think only of themselves, and no one else, including God. The gift that God gave was horrendous, a chance to be redeemed. Man rejected that gift. This is the best solution that can be thought of. That which man rejected is ended.

This is really going to disturb communications with The Afterlife for some time. This is a complete shift in procedure. The Apostles' homes were the focal point of communication with the material world. It is going to be hard for people to function until their new residences are up and running, and no work can begin on them until after the 8th. Energy in The Afterlife cannot be relocated until the structures that first contained it are completely destroyed, releasing it to be transferred elsewhere. There is a great outcry about demolishing The Apostoes' homes, especially that of John Lennon who has become The Apostle Of Religious Assignments because many in The Kingdom Of God feel it is the focal point that has kept everything running, and wish so that it could remain. But God is unmovable. He will not listen to any arguments. He says it bluntly, "When Jesus is gone salvation is ended, it is done! If I could be given something I might make a concession. But no one will listen so it is done!"

In conclusion I must add that the situation in The Afterlife is really bad. Everyone is determined to fulfill Jesus'