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Still holding my hand, we turn and walk through the corridor again. We do not stop or even slow down. We are now
in another room. I see Elder Joe Crews sitting at a desk writing something. I notice the room is filled with holy angels.
I see Jesus kneeling on one knee next to him. He is telling him what to write. The angel says, "He is writing
Creeping Compromise. This is what ‘those which are they’ should be. This instruction is needed to perfect the
character of those striving to be one of the 144,000. A review of this book will show that the angels cannot pour out
His spirit into filthy containers. Those that really want to be one of the 144,000 should cleanse themselves now—not
later. This book, inspired by Jesus, is a foundation of what to do."

The angel expounds on elements of the book. He speaks about morality in the way we dress. He talks about the
over-abundance of makeup. He explains about jewelry and that there is no need to wear it. He says that even
wearing the small symbol of your marriage is a small compromise, and that one leads to another. There will no
longer be marriage in heaven and no rings. You were not born with it. The mind will be cleansed of want and craving
and the diet will be given up to that of which God had given Adam and Eve to eat. This will be done not because of
the desire to be one of the 144,000, but because of the love for the One who is of the Great Love.

Still holding my right hand, the angel and I move quickly through the corridor and into another room of mirrors. The
angel instructs, "Look in the mirror and tell me what you see." I respond, "I see myself with you standing by me." He
says, "This is wrong. You call yourself a Christian. When you look in a mirror you should not see yourself. You should
see Jesus. If you want to call yourself a Christian, that means you want to be like Christ. How can you be like
Christ and not look like Him? You say you want to be one of the 144,000, and yet how can you when you cannot
stand without Christ holding you up to the Father? If you look like Christ, walk like Christ, smile like Christ, then you
will be able to stand in that last day when Jesus cannot hold you up to the Father. When you look in a mirror and you
see a clean vessel without any filth, then you will receive the blessing Jesus has commanded to pour forth."