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October 26, 1926

            How in all the acts that Jesus did, His purpose was the Kingdom of
            the Divine Fiat. Adam feels the honour he had lost being returned
            to him.


            As I continued to unite myself with the acts that Jesus did in
            Redemption, my always lovable Jesus told me: “My daughter, see how

            all the acts I did in redeeming man, and even the miracles I performed
            during My Public Life, had no other purpose but to call back the
            Kingdom of the Supreme Fiat into the midst of creatures; and in the act
            of doing them, I asked My Celestial Father to make It known and to

            restore It in the midst of the human generations. If I gave sight to the
            blind, My first act was to put to flight the darkness of the human will the
            primary cause of the blindness of the soul and of the body, so that the

            light of My Will might illuminate the souls of many blind, and they might
            obtain the sight to look at My Will in order to love It, and their bodies
            also might be exempt from losing the sight.


            “If I gave hearing to the deaf, first I asked My Father that they might
            acquire the hearing to hear the voices, the knowledges, the prodigies of
            My Divine Will, so that It might enter into their hearts as the way in order

            to dominate them, and there might be no more deaf in the world either
            in the soul or in the body. Also in the dead I resurrected, I asked that
            souls might rise again in My Eternal Will even those that were putrefied,

            and made more than cadavers by the human will. And when I took the
            ropes to drive the profaners out of the temple, it was the human will that
            I was driving out, so that Mine might enter, reigning and dominating,

            and they might be truly rich in their souls and no longer subject to
            natural poverty. And even when, triumphant, I entered into Jerusalem,
            in the midst of the triumph of the crowds, surrounded with honour and
            glory, it was the triumph of My Will that I established in the midst of the

            peoples.

            “There was no act I did while being on earth in which I did not place My

            Will as Prime Act to be established once again in the midst of creatures,
            because that was the thing I most cared for. If it were not so, or if I did
            not do so if in everything I worked and suffered I did not have the
            Kingdom of the Supreme Fiat as Prime Act to be restored in the midst

            of creatures My coming upon earth would have brought a half good to

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