The Holy Spirit we talk to said in the Filipino language, “Ina kong talandi, nahiya sa tao, sa Diyos ay hindi.” Its English translation is: “My flirty mother, became ashamed to her fellow human beings (“tao”), but not to God.”
When the Holy Spirit said this, He was referring to abortion that women do. “My flirty mother.” This is what the unborn child is telling her mother—that she is flirty, that is why the child was conceived. What did the mother do? She aborted the child. Why? Because she became ashamed of what her fellow human beings would say to her. Is this true?
By aborting, she did not become ashamed to God. We should know that it was God who gave life to that child, like the life He gave us. We owe our life to God. He owns us. But because of mankind’s waning regard for the kingdom of God, a woman who became pregnant because of her flirtatiousness decides to abort the resulting child. Is this true?
2007-12-03
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