Jun 19, 2026 · 44 min · 15 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
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my beloved Jesus moved in my interior now here's my two texts for moving in my interior and you'll know them off my heart by now that Luke 17 21 the kingdom of God is within you and 1 Corinthians 3 16 know you not that you are the temple of the living God and the spirit of God dwells in you so Jesus said my daughter you must know that this way of praying, that is to require God in love for all the things created by him, is a divine right.
And what he wants is that someday the human race will come back to him in pure love, and the circuit is complete.
This is a divine right, he said, and it enters the first duty of the creatures.
Now he's going to repeat that over and over and over again in the coming sections of volume 18 and volume 19.
And he's going to say to us that we really need to go outside and to really look at what God has done to appreciate something of the enormity of his love.
Even more, our love was so great that if it had been necessary, we would have created as many heavens, suns, stars, seas, earth, plants, and all the rest for each individual.
But he's going to explain that wasn't actually necessary because all of us can experience it all as if we were the only ones experiencing it.
So that each one of us would have a creation all for ourselves, a universe all of our own, Now put beside that Jeremiah 31.3, I have loved you with an everlasting love.
my beloved Jesus moved in my interior now here's my two texts for moving in my interior and you'll know them off my heart by now that Luke 17 21 the kingdom of God is within you and 1 Corinthians 3 16 know you not that you are the temple of the living God and the spirit of God dwells in you so Jesus said my daughter you must know that this way of praying, that is to require God in love for all the things created by him, is a divine right.
And what he wants is that someday the human race will come back to him in pure love, and the circuit is complete.
This is a divine right, he said, and it enters the first duty of the creatures.
Now he's going to repeat that over and over and over again in the coming sections of volume 18 and volume 19.
And he's going to say to us that we really need to go outside and to really look at what God has done to appreciate something of the enormity of his love.
Even more, our love was so great that if it had been necessary, we would have created as many heavens, suns, stars, seas, earth, plants, and all the rest for each individual.
But he's going to explain that wasn't actually necessary because all of us can experience it all as if we were the only ones experiencing it.
So that each one of us would have a creation all for ourselves, a universe all of our own, Now put beside that Jeremiah 31.3, I have loved you with an everlasting love.
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