“I have given the time to the child to speak to you on the physical aspects of the Hill. I have waited long enough. I am Saint Athanasius.

Not too long ago, the child was approached with an open way of satan. Her strength many of you felt, for she showed there was no fear against him or in his way. Men walked in facade, not carrying a rod, but bearing weakness; this was evident to all around, and those who joined with them walked in sin, weakness. The child knew it, and yet Heaven watched over each moment of this, for Heaven would have stood by to not let any harm come in any manner.

I stood in the world and I fought heresy, and this child stands against heresy, no matter what you call it. Pentecostalism is heresy against the beloved Church and those who join in it are wrong. Those who accept it are only accepting their own will to build up their own pride, trying to be equal with God. Pentecostalism is heresy. I know. In the time in which I lived, I faced a great heresy; they called it ‘Arian’ at the time. Now again, it has come to your world, heresy. Do not be blind, for if you walk in blindness, satan will trip you, trick you, and yes, draw you to him in manners only to accept your weakness.

My little ones, I do not mean to shout but I do mean to wake you up to what surrounds you. The young ones, the children, are being led into deception in many ways. They are being taught irreverence, dishonor, disrespect. They are also being shown that it is good to lack self-discipline.

Men are trying to equalize all things and analyze all things that could be God’s. Men are weak. God is Strength. Pride is weakness. Humility is strength. Ask yourselves on this day: What do you have and where do you rate? To what degree are you prideful? To what degree are you humble? You might be surprised, My children, to know that you have more pride than humility.

Humility is far from weakness. Humility is not compromise. Humility is exactness, truth, understanding and wisdom. Wisdom is what man should seek. Knowledge is readily available. Men should understand that to walk in wisdom is the ultimate for man.

The Son of The Father walked in Wisdom, He walked in Truth and Strength. Do you not feel that to be beaten by man took humility? To perform as The Father Willed, would this not be humility? To accept man’s blows, would this not be humility? And yet, it was to show the Greatest Strength in the world, to free men, so that men could spend All Eternity with God.

I, Saint Athanasius, would say, ‘You must leave this Hill today with two things in mind: Will you learn humility, or will you continue to be prideful and walk in weakness?’ So be it.”