4.3. The Cradle of Mankind: the Creation of Man from Romanian Soil
This word is the Holy Spirit and I have guided My people of today with Him, the people of My word, the people taken out of the Romanian people, because the Romanian land is the first one that came out of the water at the making of the heaven and the earth, and because the clay, which I made the man from, was taken by My hand-making man from the place in which I have been building again My church in this time, because I spoke ahead of time by this prophetic word that My first church would be built again. The heaven and the earth pass away, but the word that comes out of My mouth does not pass until it comes true. Amen.
excerpt from The Word of God at the Feast of the Romanian Christianity, (Whitsuntide), the second day of June 15, 2003
… Peace to you! Peace to you, beautiful country, My wedding country! I have become a wedding of new age on your land, sweet country. I have become bread in you to give it to you. I give Myself over to you and I have not given Myself to anyone until today as I give Myself to you. Take Me, for I give Myself to you. Give yourself to Me, so that I may also give Myself to you. I stay on the top of My holy mountain from your midst and I longingly look over you and comfort your body from beginning to end. I have taken the first created man out of your body and I have also taken the man from the end out of your body and made him watchman for My coming to you and I have made him into a people of saints for My coming. The watchman is the one who watches over you with Me, to go well with you sweet country, country of My wedding. The watchman announces you about those bad things that come over you, which stay over you and you should not die for you have watchmen put by Me over you. Here they are, and I am with them in the garden of the word. Here they are, and they give you My voice, which sing the doina over you. (Doina – lyrical poetry specific to the Romanian folklore which expresses a feeling of longing, of mourning, of rebellion, of love, etc., being usually accompanied by an adequate melody; a musical variety of the folkloric Romanian creation, characterized by its deep emotiveness and especially based on the feeling of longing, r.n.) Here they are, and they wake up your doina singers to sing you for longing or for pain or for love or for sadness, as I have also sung doina over you; I sing for longing, I sing for mourning and I sing for love. I have put My watchmen out of you to bring together the doina singers in the garden of My meeting with the man and they have come and sung the doina and they are your body and comfort you and they comfort themselves with your joy, with your love, with your pain and with your mourning, and they comfort you, sweet country of My coming. Oh, only if your doina singers would sing My doina over you, My doina over the earth, so that the nations may hear that you are My chosen one from My coming! Let your doina singers take My doina and take it from margins to margins and let them become a path for the man to Me and to My spring, which flows over the earth from your midst, country of My doina singing. I am your doina singer and I sing to you and I wake you up and I comfort you and I counsel you and I call you and I call you Mine. I call you My wedding country and I call you My gift from My Father. The Father gave you birth at the same time with My birth on earth and now you have become My wedding gift, the gift of the Bridegroom and of the bride, a wedding table for the Bridegroom in heaven. Peace to you! Peace to you! Peace to you! The song of your doina singers is heard into heaven. Let it be heard on earth as well, from margins to margins. Amen. Let the wedding calling be heard, for I am with the days of the wedding on your land, and I sing the doina and I dance the hora in you, (Hora – Romanian folk round dance with a slow rhythm in which dancers join their hands forming a closed circle; the circle which is formed by those that perform this dance; the melody by which this dance is performed. If you got in the hora you must play it (= if you started to do something, you must keep to it, r.n.)) for it is a wedding in you. Oh, how beautiful the wedding day is! Oh, how beautiful the wedding days are, for the wedding is an endless mystery and it is no wisdom on earth for the wedding mystery, for the beginning of the endless love.
excerpt from The Word of God at the feast of the Romanian Christianity, on the second day (Excerpt) of August 27, 2000
Oh, you, work of My hands, made out of dust, water, spirit and blood! My Father sent Me after you. I have come into the place where I made you in the beginning. I have come back in the beginning to find you. I have come back into the earth of which I took you out, to make you and to give you My image and likeness.
excerpt from The Word of God at the Feast of the Romanian Christianity (the Feast of the Descent of the Holy Spirit), the second day of June 17, 2000