What Would You Do If You Got a Letter From Jesus?

Last year when Australia voted YES for marriage equality, it was one of the biggest victories in LGBTQ history! Shortly after, residents began marrying, even before the 30-day waiting period necessary for couples to start exchanging vows. But of course, not everyone has been thrilled with the idea of marriage equality being the law of the land down under—not even the Man upstairs, apparently.

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According to Junkee, residents of one of Sydney’s neighborhoods have been receiving notes from Jesus himself—allegedly—blaming them for the troubles the region has been experiencing. Things like droughts and hail storms are all because of gay marriage.

 

 

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These letters began showing up in mailboxes last week.

One resident, Nick Smith, posted his letter on Twitter:

 

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Smith shared with Junkee:

I opened it because the envelope was hand addressed to ‘resident’ which is rare. The handwriting screams ‘I’m in my 70s’. It was a not great reminder of the postal survey last year and the sort of views which were aerated at the time. It was an all-around crappy time for me and my friends. Sharing it on social and having a laugh about it is a privilege.

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Don’t you think Jesus would have known his name?!

The letter reads:

Sydney, 

Do you know why I have dried up your state? You chose the curse last year when your nation collectively decided to vote “YES” to that which I abhor. I have judged and removed that wicked Prime Minister, who gave you the evil desires of your heart, as I said I would through my servant, when writing to your City Council last year. Tell your mayor to humbler herself, left I unleash my fury on her, for inciting such wickedness.  

I have a cup of judgment prepared for your city. The recent hail storm was your warning to turn from wickedness. Plead with your government, reverse your shameful marriage laws glorifying sodomy and adultery, ban fornication, pornography and prostitution, stop killing your unborn children. Ban remarriage and unjustified divorce, or I will bring hail in a violent form of destruction and death and delight to brake your pride. Ask your sister Hobart, what I did to her in May, for rejecting my words.

I Yeshua/Jesus Christ am Eternal life. I bring life and blessing to those who walk upright and curses and death, to those who hate me. Choose who you will serve, but know that I have told you, through my servant.

Jesus, The Messiah.

There you have it. Jesus has spoken.

h/t: Junkee

5 thoughts on “What Would You Do If You Got a Letter From Jesus?”

  1. Actually, the New Testament

    Actually, the New Testament calls Jesus, the One and Only Mediator between man and God. That strongly suggests that all interactions between man and God — even back to Leviticus and Genesis — were manifestations of Jesus. In fact, it's possible the only time we heard the Father's voice was in the New Testament when He audibly proclaimed His pleasure with His only begotten Son.

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  2. It wasn’t Jesus who said men

    It wasn't Jesus who said men shouldn't lie with men as they do with women, it was Leviticus! As Chris Shott said, Jesus Never said anything in the bible about gay people.

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  3. ” Jesus gave them this answer

    " Jesus gave them this answer: “Very truly I tell you, the Son can do nothing by himself; he can do only what he sees his Father doing, because whatever the Father does the Son also does." (John 5:19-20)

    If the father is a homophobe then so is the son.

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  5. Very sad when people put

    Very sad when people put words in Jesus’ mouth , He is the least homophobic person, people give Jesus a bad name, and don’t represent Him well, then there are other very loving Christians who are not homophobic at all. 

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