XLV. Quod daemones non decipiunt, nisi per falsam ostensionem

XLV. Quod daemones non decipiunt, nisi per falsam ostensionem

These things are true, and for this simple man, they are presented clearly in the twists of words, because I, who came forth from the heavenly Father and received flesh from the Virgin Mother of purity, have written this man for this purpose: to reveal these truths without polished words and without human teaching, and to present them openly without the shadows of words, so that he might note the simplicity of the ignorant and recognize their author, the unquenchable light burning in the inextinguishable flame, and so that both the small and the great might faithfully correct themselves in these prayers. Blessed is the man who is stirred by the miracles of God in heaven. And I heard a voice from heaven saying: "The man who has seen these things, and has written them down, has seen and not seen, feels the dust and does not feel it, and the miracles of God are not manifested by themselves, but through those things that are touched, just as a string produces sound through the harpist's touch, not by itself, but through that touch." And these things are true, and the one who is true wanted them to be revealed in this way. Therefore, if someone adds anything contrary to the supreme understanding of the Scriptures and their own property, they deserve to be subjected to the penalties described here; or if someone removes anything from them in contradiction, they deserve to be erased from the joys presented here. And I heard a voice from the multitude in the higher secrets responding: Let it be, Amen, and so be it. And again I heard a voice from heaven saying to me: These things have been spoken and declared by the living voice of the ever-present light, and they are faithful; let the faithful pay attention to them, and let them be composed in the memory of good knowledge. Through a simple person, the living light of revelation shines. They begin the explanations of certain Gospels.