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St Peter Gallicantu Church in Jerusalem where Peter betrayed the Messiah at the High Priest's House

In Volume 27 of the Book of Heaven (January 30, 1930) Luisa Piccarreta writes:

I was thinking about how the Kingdom of the Divine Will could come upon earth, and in what way It may unfold. Who will be the first fortunate ones to have such a great good?  And my sweet Jesus, making Himself seen, clasped me all to Himself, and giving me three kisses, told me: “My daughter, in the same way as the Kingdom of Redemption unfolded, so will the Kingdom of my Will unfold. It can be said that Redemption is making Its round throughout the whole world, a round which It has not yet entirely completed, because not all the peoples know about my coming upon earth, and therefore they are without its goods.

The Jewish tradition speaks of God weeping and shedding tears as well as his Shekhinah weeping and going with man into the Exile (galut) of this fallen world. Jeremiah 13:17 states:

But if ye will not hear it, my soul shall weep in secret places for your pride; and mine eye shall weep sore, and run down with tears, because the Lord's flock is carried away captive. In the Hebrew it mentions the word dama (weeping) three times and that God himself is able to weep in the secret or hidden place.