Q: I understand that there are only two testaments in the Bible, the Old and the New. Where did a Third Testament come from?
Q: In John's Book of Revelation 22:18 says "If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book". How do you explain this?
Q: When and where was The Third Testament delivered?
Q: In my religion nobody told me about any Third Testament. Why?
Q: Who wrote The Third Testament?
Q: Could we then expect also a fourth or fifth Testament?
Q: Where is it written that God would manifest Himself not two but three times?
Q: Couldn't this be the work of Satan?
Q: We have heard of men alleging they are the Christ or saying they are envoys of God. Do they have something in common with The Third Testament?
Q: Why was The Third Testament delivered in Mexico? Why in Spanish? Would it not be more appropriate that God should have delivered His revelations in a more developed country?
Q: In recent times there has been a lot of speculation about "contactees", persons that supposedly are receiving messages from superior beings, extraterrestrials, aliens or UFOS, etc. Is The Third Testament part of this frenzy? And what about the New Age movement? Is the Third Testament related with any of this in any way
Q: Does The Third Testament belong to any religion or sect?
Q: I am very interested in cooperating to the spreading of the teachings of The Third Testament. Can I freely distribute copies of the texts or should I request for prior authorization?

Q: Couldn't this be the work of Satan?
Each and every time that a new manifestation of God descends unto men, they feel disturbed and historically, the priests of all eras have attributed those surprising manifestations to the forces of evil, because of their lack of understanding of them. Just as it happened to Moses before Him, Jesus was charged of being taken by demons as is narrated in the NT. And it is precisely Jesus Christ who answers that question that had arisen when a new manifestation of the Lord came: "And if Satan cast out Satan, he is divided against himself; how shall then his kingdom stand?" (Mtw. 12:26). God is God and all good flourishes from Him. And if a teaching talks us of good, then this teaching comes from God. Could good come from evil?
And yes, as the prophecies are fulfilled, those who follow this third manifestation of the Lord will be accused of being deceived by Satan, demons or whatever name man gives to the force of evil. This also was prophesized by the Master himself when he said: "If they have called the master of the house, Be-el'ze-bub, how much more shall they call them of his household?" (Mtw. 10:25)

Q: We have heard of men alleging they are the Christ or saying they are envoys of God. Do they have something in common with The Third Testament?
No. We must be very aware because of these dangerous claims not only can confuse many, but also could possibly cause that the true divine revelations to be mistakenly mixed together with this falsehood. Jesus warned us about this: "And many false prophets shall raise, and shall deceive many...Then if any man shall say unto you, Lo, here is Christ, or there; believe it not".
The true manifestation of the Holy Spirit has nothing to do with this false messianism. Many scholars, priests and ministers wrongfully believe that they will see Jesus in the flesh walking again over the soil of the Earth. A simple reading of the mentioned verse would show that to be misguided. On the other hand, Jesus is very clear when He explains how we shall expect that manifestation to be: "For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be...and then they shall see the Son of man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great glory". (Mtw. 24:27,30".
The true meaning of this word could not be more precise: it is the lightning, not thunder, that symbolizes the light of above shining through the darkness, and the symbol that the new coming of the Lord was not to take place in the east, but in the west, through the spiritual communication of the Lord with the mind of man, which has the power to elevate to "the clouds of heaven" in order to be able to receive the divine inspiration.

Q: Why was The Third Testament delivered in Mexico? Why in Spanish? Would not it be more appropriate that God delivered His revelations in a more developed country?
It was prophesized since the beginning that in the end of time (this one) God would take other people as His rather than the Jewish people. Read the following: "...and I will say to them which were not my people, Thou art my people, and they shall say, Thou art my God" (Hos. 2:23/Rom. 9:25) and with remarkable forcefulness, God reveals through Isaiah: "I am sought of them that asked not for me; I am found of them that sought me not: I said, Behold me, behold me, unto a nation that was not called by my name". (Isa. 65:1) Reading and understanding this is easy to deduct that the Jewish people would be no longer the treasurer of God's new revelations. And that the Lord's manifestations in this era were not to be in Judea is very clear when the following verse is studied: "For as the lightning cometh out of the east, and shineth even unto the west, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be...". (Mtw. 24:27"
But, does this necessarily mean that Mexico, a little and underdeveloped country, is the chosen place for the Second Coming of the Lord? Let's see. When Jesus explains to His disciples where is the Advent to take place, he said to them: "For wheresoever the carcass is, there will the eagles be gathered together".(Mtw 24:28) The national symbol of Mexico has always been, even before the arrival of the Spaniards, an eagle devouring a serpent -itself, a very spiritual metaphor: the high devouring the low- and considering, besides, that in the Mexican Valley there is a great variety of this magnificent bird. And in the OT we find another prophetic verse in which the Lord warns the Jewish people that because of its defiance, He will chose another people, and in this prophecy appears, again, the symbol of the eagle: "The Lord shall bring a nation against thee from far, from the end of the earth as swift as the eagle fleth; a nation whose tongue thou shalt not understand." (Dut. 28:49).
"...a nation whose tongue thou shalt not understand". In this verse not only the Lord anticipates that in the time of the end He shall take another nation as His people, but also that that other people would speak a language totally unknown to the Jewish people. And not only that, in the following verse the use of another different language is clearly implied: "...for with stammering lips and another tongue will he speak to this people..." (Isa. 28:11)
Finally, it is proper to remember that in His past communications, the Lord has never chosen powerful nations to deliver His messages and teachings. On the contrary, He always pleased in chosing the humble and the poor to be the receivers of His divine inspirations. Jesus emphasizes this by saying: " I thank thee, O Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast hid these things from the wise and prudent, and hast revealed them unto babes"...

Q: In recent times there has been a lot of speculation about "contactees", persons that supposedly are receiving messages from superior beings, extraterrestrials, aliens or UFOS, etc. Is The Third Testament part of this frenzy? And what about the New Age movement? Is The Third Testament related with any of this in any way?
The communication of the Holy Spirit through human understanding dates from the past century (1866), long time before the popular psyche was to be impacted by sightings of UFOs and phenomena of this kind. And even then, the spokesmen that received those divine revelations made it through elevating their mind and intuition, even before Alan Kardec's channeling experiences. The thing that still amazes many that have studied the Third Testament is the fact that, even though those revelations were received by very humble persons (many of them illiterate peasants), the language and concepts that their lips poured were of such a sublime and superior nature, that makes it unthinkable a conspiracy or a fraud. Regarding the New Age movement, even though there are some things in common -such as the awareness of a new time for mankind and the acceptance of the law of reincarnation- The Third Testament is far more than a movement or an organized new cult or religion: It is God's own legacy to humanity, regardless of age, color, race, nationality or creed, it is the Divine Doctrine at its best.

Q: Does The Third Testament belong to any religion or sect?
No. The Third Testament is a legacy of God to humanity and does not belong to any group, religion or sect. It is a divine heritage to all God's children regardless of race, creed or nationality. But we must bear in mind that in The Third Testament it is prophesized that a major religion would make an attempt to appropiate this treasure claming that it was delivered in her congregation and once again, try to make a material profit out of it and to retain her temporary power . And all this should be in vain.

Q: I am very interested in cooperating to the spreading of the teachings of The Third Testament. Can I freely distribute copies of the texts or should I request for prior authorization?
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