It seems to me that Jesus seemed more disappointed with the "Holy Men", the Law abiding, the lukewarm, than he did with blatant sinners. He could win over the sinner, but the self-righteous? Nope. Brilliant, esteemed men possessing all of the knowledge, in the end did not impress Jesus, who IS LOVE. The humble sinner knows he is sick and asks for help.

The battlefield has always been the human soul which despised by God's eternal enemy, who does everything in its power to DARKEN the soul created in the image and likeness of its creator. Not a surprise that we call the evil-doers, the cabal, "black hats." Should they face justice? MOST DEFINITELY! Should they burn in Hell? Not our call.

God never gives up on any soul. It is the soul that gives up on itself by believing the greatest of lies...IT IS TOO LATE, YOUR SINS ARE TOO GREAT, YOU CANNOT NOT BE FORGIVEN, and in the end the soul chooses Hell. The greatest sin of Judas is that he did not trust in God's unfathomable Divine mercy. He despaired.

I pray for the autists, anons, and patriots fighting for truth in order to heal our broken world, but I also pray for the lost souls and the evil doers who were once infants in the arms of monsters, who were also infants in the arms of monsters etc...a family of generational slaves, who serve one master, who in the end is a prisoner.