Is this statement true about giving free will to the angels prior to the fall: “Unfortunately, things didn’t turn out as hoped. It was expected that there would be some rebellion, but what wasn’t expected was the protracted length and intensity of the rebellion. The extent and persistence of the depravity surprised everyone, even Creator, and became Creator’s biggest problem to solve?”

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Karen Gore Staff asked 6 years ago

This is an exaggeration of the consequences of history. We fully anticipated there would be a rebellion. This has happened before a number of times with the undertaking currently unfolding. And the only question is to what extent or extreme it will go, and then what would need to happen to reign things in, or in fact, start things over with a total re-configuration and a recall and re-purposing of the energies of all involved.