Catholics pray that all are blessed to make these Words of God from The Prophet Isaiah (Isaiah 7:10-14) an important part of our minds:
“The LORD spoke to Ahaz (a king who denied God), saying, ‘Ask for a sign from the LORD your God; let it be as deep as the netherworld, or high as the sky!”
We see the common excuse for avoiding God: “But Ahaz answered, ‘I will not ask! I will not tempt the LORD!'”
Then, Isaiah spoke This Prophecy that all who most meaningfully respect God’s Prophets have followed for 2,000 years:
“Then, Isaiah said: ‘Listen, O house of David! Is it not enough for you to weary people, must you also weary my God?” Clearly, God is “wearied” by all “in the house of David” who do not respectfully listen to Him and His Prophets.
So, Isaiah made This Catholic Prophecy: “Therefore, the Lord Himself will give you this sign: ‘the virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall name him Emmanuel.'”
For many in “the house of David”, it is a “new idea” to see how Catholics connect that Prophetic Truth to The Second Person of The Holy Trinity because the name “Emmanuel” literally means “God is with us”!
“God is with” Catholics because we respect God’s Truth enough to receive what our Catholic priests provide by obeying The Call to Catholic Communion that Jesus repeated 14 times: “If you do not eat My Body and drink My Blood you do not have life in you.” Many avoid understanding that Catholics are blessed to literally have “God with us!”
Catholics respect God’s Prophets so much that we are blessed to be the only people on earth who are in The One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church Spoken Into Being by The Church-Creating Word from He Who Fulfilled over 300 Prophecies to the First Catholic Pope!
“And I say unto you thou art Peter and on this rock I build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. I give you the keys to The Kingdom of Heaven.”
Many become Catholic to avoid being among those who “weary my God” with the usual, boring reasons for doing what they want.
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Today’s Simple Rhyme: “God is never ‘weary’ of we / who pray and work and strive to be / as Catholic as we can!”
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