Sunday, February 17, 2013

The Cross of Jesus Christ and Imprisonment

Like never ever before I shall be close to my beloved brother, Jesus Christ, who gave His life knowing that He was going to suffer like no other human being on earth. He knew that those who were close to Him would deny Him, that He would be tortured, be alone and hungry, and that those close to His heart and soul would deny Him at the calling hour of His life.

As they beat and tortured Him, the oppressor sought for Him to deny His teachings and the existence of God. They hoped for Him to deny the existence of life and forgiveness and love, but He refused and stated that one day soon they too would seek forgiveness from Almighty God and for the day of judgment would come to all humanity.

Even the night before He was nailed to the cross of freedom, justice, and love, Jesus continued to be strong, with such will and power that He knew that soon He would be free and would be with His father God almighty.

On His knees He made every effort with His brutally beaten body to carry that cross, knowing in His heart and soul that in the future others would carry the same cross. It is the same cross that I have carried in the prisons of America for the last 20 years of my unlawful and unjust imprisonment.

Jesus was nailed alive on the cross. He kept praying and asking for strength faith and courage to overcome the pain and the suffering. As He hung on that cross He looked up at Heaven and with all the strength in His heart and soul He stared for a long time, and finally said to His father, "Forgive them for they do not know what they do." 

I have found forgiveness for those who refused to give me a piece of bread or a drink of water while confined the dungeons of Leavenworth, at times chained and shackled for days, weeks and months and at times even naked. I pray for those who know that I only meant to bring freedom and justice to others. I never sought fame or fortune, but freedom for the lives of others.

Our time has come, and I have become a much stronger individual. I give the essence of this strength and love and forgiveness to the masses of humanity.

Amor,
Ramsey (TEZ)
 

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