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I see fathers serving their sons and brothers serving each other. Many begin to cry. I am then shown the women’s
area. Mothers and daughters are praying together before serving each other. Sisters are praying and serving each
other. I see those who have had disagreements come together. They all seem to understand that this is a special
time to remember. I now watch the married couples come together in private. Each would ask for forgiveness of the
other and ask God that their marriage be sanctified again.
The Herald says to come and we are now in the sanctuary again. The pastor stands and says, “Today we remember
why it says on the front of the communion table ‘Do This in Remembrance of Me.’ ” Holding up the communion bread,
he states how it symbolizes Jesus coming to this earth as our Brother, how He gave His life for us and died. He adds,
“As we partake of this, let us ponder the sacrifice He made for each of us. Take, eat. This is a symbol of His body
He gave so we may live.” Soon he says, “We accept this grape juice as a symbol of the blood Jesus shed for us. It
is through His blood that the King of the universe came from His heavenly throne, spread out His arms and without
resistance allowed Himself to be crucified for us so that we may have eternal life. As we drink this juice, let us
remember the sacrifice Jesus made for each of us.” There is a period of silence. I look up at the Herald and he tells
me to look out over the congregation. Many angels fold their wings and bow their heads in respect. The Herald
explains, “The angels understand the tremendous sacrifice our Creator has made. The blood of Jesus, our Creator
and our Master, was the victory over sin. It is through His blood that Satan, who once stood next to God, has been
defeated. Through the blood of Jesus you can now stand victorious. Jesus asks for all to remember what He did for
you. Through His blood Jesus made the most ultimate sacrifice. Praise be to God, Lord of all, Creator and He who
became your Savior.”
The Herald then says, “Jesus created the heavens and the earth in six days and rested on the seventh day. Jesus
can also destroy the earth in six days. When He does, all will rest on the seventh day. Time is short and soon those
that hold back the winds will be instructed to let go. All will know the wrath of God. Repent now lest you be found
wanting and not be able to repent of yours sins. Time is short. Look to the east and remember your Savior comes.”
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