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Production of holiness

Production of energy for God
Production of energy for God
 
Humanity is God's garden
Humanity is God's garden

Humanity is God's garden.

The role of a man for God is the production of holiness. It feeds God and strengthens it.

In return, God helps a person in the material world, it applies to health and success in business.

If a person is not holy, but is vicious, this person generates the energy of a sin that fallen angels eat. But for God, it is corrupted fruit, corrupted tree. God will not help him, his health and business. And the corrupted tree will be cut down.

Production of holiness is the cultivation of seven virtues and the refusing to seven mortal sins.

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