Aug 29, 2026 · 47 min · 14 segments
Volume Excerpts from “The Book of Heaven” by Luisa Piccarreta with commentary by Frances Hogan and Father Dave Leon. For more audios and videos with Frances Hogan and Father Dave Leon please…
Frances HoganGuest
Dave LeonGuestLesson HostHost
Now, we've had a good bit on this before, and it's good to put it all together.
And while I was in such a state, blessed Jesus came with a little rope in his hand and pounding on my heart three times, he told me, peace, peace, peace.
Don't you know that the kingdom of hope is a kingdom of peace? So we had a message on this previously in September of 19th, 1899.
I want to give you Jeremiah 29, 11, and it is that the Lord promised us a future full of hope.
You, when you see my justice arming itself against the people, enter into the kingdom of hope.
And investing yourself with the most powerful qualities she possesses, rise up to my throne and do as much as you can to disarm the armed man.
And you will do this with the most eloquent, the most tender and the most compassionate voices, with the most compelling reasons and the most heated prayers which hope herself will dictate to you.
Now, this is the intercession that the victim soul has to make on behalf of souls.
But when you see that hope herself is about to support the rights of justice, which are absolutely necessary, and wanting to give them up would be wanting to give a front to herself, which cannot be, then conform to me and surrender to justice.
Louisa said she was terrified more than ever for having to surrender to justice and said to him, Lord, how can I do this? It seems impossible to me.
The mere thought that you have to chastise people I cannot tolerate because they are your images.
But what tortures me the most is having to see you, I would almost say being struck by yourself, slapped, scourged, grieved by yourself.
Now, we've had a good bit on this before, and it's good to put it all together.
And while I was in such a state, blessed Jesus came with a little rope in his hand and pounding on my heart three times, he told me, peace, peace, peace.
Don't you know that the kingdom of hope is a kingdom of peace? So we had a message on this previously in September of 19th, 1899.
I want to give you Jeremiah 29, 11, and it is that the Lord promised us a future full of hope.
You, when you see my justice arming itself against the people, enter into the kingdom of hope.
And investing yourself with the most powerful qualities she possesses, rise up to my throne and do as much as you can to disarm the armed man.
And you will do this with the most eloquent, the most tender and the most compassionate voices, with the most compelling reasons and the most heated prayers which hope herself will dictate to you.
Now, this is the intercession that the victim soul has to make on behalf of souls.
But when you see that hope herself is about to support the rights of justice, which are absolutely necessary, and wanting to give them up would be wanting to give a front to herself, which cannot be, then conform to me and surrender to justice.
Louisa said she was terrified more than ever for having to surrender to justice and said to him, Lord, how can I do this? It seems impossible to me.
The mere thought that you have to chastise people I cannot tolerate because they are your images.
But what tortures me the most is having to see you, I would almost say being struck by yourself, slapped, scourged, grieved by yourself.
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