As related by Maria Valtorta in
"The Gospel As Revealed to Me".
Aka "The Poem of the Man-God".
The "Gospel as revealed to me" by Maria Valtorta is an amazing private revelation.
It covers the life of Our Lord from birth to death in great detail over 10 volumes.
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The supernatural origin of Maria Valtorta's visions, as described in "The Gospel as Revealed to Me," is supported by several compelling pieces of evidence:
These are just some of the proofs that point to the supernatural origin of Maria Valtorta's visions. The combination of scientific accuracy, theological depth, and sheer volume of work, all produced under challenging circumstances, makes a strong case for divine inspiration.
Those who have approved/endorsed/praised the Poem of the Man-God include:
At least 28 bishops (representing 11 different countries) have approved, endorsed, or praised the Poem
The astronomy in Maria Valtorta's The Gospel as Revealed to Me is remarkably accurate and internally consistent, according to several experts.
Dr. Lonnie Lee Van Zandt, a professor of theoretical physics at Purdue University, analyzed the astronomical observations, lunar phase sequencing, and other celestial details in Valtorta's visions. He concluded that these details align with her dating system to a degree that would have been impossible to achieve without the use of a computer, a technology not available to Valtorta in the 1940s when she was writing.
Despite some minor discrepancies between Valtorta's descriptions and modern astronomical calculations, the overall accuracy and complexity of the astronomical data in her writings remain a significant point of interest for researchers and believers alike.
Jean Aulagnier's book, The Diary of Jesus, is an insightful work that delves into the chronological intricacies of Maria Valtorta's The Gospel as Revealed to Me. Published in 1985, the book is the culmination of five years of Aulagnier's dedicated scientific research, focusing on the astronomical and geographical details embedded within Valtorta's writings.
A specialist in ancient calendars, Aulagnier meticulously analyzes the chronological sequence of events in The Gospel as Revealed to Me, providing a detailed and structured timeline of Jesus's life and ministry as depicted in Valtorta's visions.
At the end of his research, he states "I found that everything fit almost perfectly. There are only a few events that could possibly be dated differently, but this would in no way detract from the chronology as a whole. All in all, then, I have been able to use Maria Valtorta's writings to establish a precise chronology of Jesus' Public Ministry. This chronology is internally consistent, and is confirmed by all other historical data on the life of Christ." (c.f. Introduction, The Diary of Jesus. Author's italics)
The last section of this work contains a direct message from Jesus. It outlines the reasons behind the revelation given to her and its intended impact on the Church and believers. Here's a breakdown of the main points:
Reasons for the Revelation:
Call to Action:
In summary, in His explanation, Our Lord emphasizes the urgency and importance of this revelation for the Church and individual believers in a time of spiritual decline. It calls for a renewed commitment to the Gospel, a deeper understanding of Jesus' life and teachings, and a greater reliance on the Holy Spirit.
| Events | Book location |
|---|---|
| The birth and Hidden Life of Mary and Jesus | Ch 1-43 |
| The first year of the Public Life of Jesus | Ch 44-140 |
| The second year of the Public Life of Jesus | Ch 141-312 |
| The third year of the Public Life of Jesus | Ch 313-540 |
| Preparation for the Passion of Jesus | Ch 541-600 |
| Passion and Death of Jesus | Ch 601-615 |
| Glorification of Jesus and Mary | Ch 616-651 |
| Farewell to the Work | Ch 652 |
| Events | Book location |
|---|---|
| Volume One | Ch 1-78 |
| Volume Two | Ch 79-159 |
| Volume Three | Ch 160-225 |
| Volume Four | Ch 226-295 |
| Volume Five | Ch 296-363 |
| Volume Six | Ch 364-432 |
| Volume Seven | Ch 433-500 |
| Volume Eight | Ch 501-554 |
| Volume Nine | Ch 555-600 |
| Volume Ten | Ch 601-652 |