Commentary for today’s Word

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Sunday, 2 November 2025

Commemoration of All the Departed

Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed

Word for today
The Gospel of John 6: 37-40

The mandate of the Mandated One

Jesus is the Christ, therefore the Anointed One, the Consecrated One, the Mandated One. Jesus was sent by the Heavenly Father one day to Earth with an extremely precise and absolute mandate. During His entire stay on Earth, the Father’s will becomes Jesus’ mandate which He so beautifully expresses as: that I should not lose anything of what he gave me, but that I should raise it (on) the last day. Mankind is getting lost, totally lost, in Satan’s daily deception; Satan is taking everything away from us. Mankind is losing itself, the earth on which we live, life itself, our breath, tranquility, joy, the light of knowledge, peace, and the true well-being for everyone. Mankind is losing itself, there are no more lights  to enlighten our path and there is so salt of intelligence to restore wisdom to our minds.  Jesus’ mandate is to provide humanity with evangelical procedures which He Himself perfectly and wonderfully embodies so as to raise us up towards the light of a new evolution for all mankind.
The Gospel is an innovative and revolutionary system which, if experienced and put into practice, guarantees the highest level of human evolution with regard to all aspects of life and existence. It is a perfectly functioning and effective system, although it is not entirely known and fully utilized by humanity in general and by those who announce it. The proof is that no one is truly utilizing the Gospels as a vital life system is the discomfort, wretchedness, illness, fear, slavery, ignorance, involution in which humanity is wallowing.
Jesus’  mandate is not to establish a new religion on Earth – no one more than the Father is aware that mankind does not need other religions, other powers, hierarchies, institutions – but rather to make sure that no child of God gets and remains lost. Jesus’ mandate is not only to make sure that mankind does not get or be lost with regard to eternal life, but first and foremost that it does not lose itself or get lost with respect to life in this world. The man who loses himself and gets lost in this world is a man who creates suffering, sadness, unfairness, violence, conflict, vanity, ambition, and destruction.  The mandate of the Mandated One is that  we should recover our life on earth even before we recover our heavenly life. Mankind cannot be restored to the splendour and harmony of the eternal heavens without being restored to the splendour and harmony of earthly skies. It is misleading, partial, and incorrect to announce that the Father has sent Jesus on Earth so that mankind can reach paradise and eternal life. It is this incorrect belief that has  caused the clear-cut, terrible, mortal separation between evangelical spirituality and social life, between spirituality and laity. Jesus’ mandate is above all that none of God’s children should lose the beauty, grace, love, happiness, and peace already here in this existence. The beauty, grace, happiness, peace, love experienced during earthly life will open the doors to an endless life in the heaven of heavens. Jesus receives the Father’s mandate to guarantee humanity its splendid evolution on Earth, to prepare it for the heavenly dimension, but never ever to allow mankind to reach the heavenly dimension by denying or neglecting the earthly one. Jesus’ mandate is to free our heart from slavery, our mind from ignorance, our spirit from fear, so that no one can lose him/herself and get lost. The Gospel is a procedures and knowledge system that ensures humanity’s complete fulfillment, perfection, health and happiness here during our life on Earth. 
The mandate of the Mandated One is to save everyone, not only for heavenly life but, first of all, for life on this beautiful Earth and in the name of that mandate the Mandated One did not hesitate to let Himself be tortured and killed. The Mandated One has only one wish, the same wish of the Father and of the Holy Paraclete: that I should not lose anything of what he gave me, but that I should raise it (on) the last day. The sky and the Earth will pass away, but God’s desire will not. We are all floating in the heart of this beautiful divine wish.