Moira — Arthur Perkins

Closing time for man's government on Earth has passed. The grand event of Jesus' return is now history, with His Church now enjoying full fellowship with their Lord and Savior.Excitement and pleasure cover the new arrivals into heaven with their loving embrace. The Church's unity with Jesus and each other brings with it the joy of participating harmoniously together in adventures that span the cosmos. Forgotten are the multitudes of people consigned to a different end through their willful rejection of the only Source of rescue from their savage descent into violence, depravity and destruction. They and memories of their sad lot have been wiped away from all remembrance of those fortunate inhabitants of God's heavenly domain.BUT THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS.Some people still inhabit the Earth in widely-scattered communities. Those who remain on Earth are still encumbered with their sins, having acknowledged Jesus without coming to a truly loving understanding and acceptance of His work on the cross on their behalf. Jesus loves these people with passion, but wants more from them in the way of selfless nobility. The great physical violence that accompanied the Earthchange rivaled that of Noah's Flood, leaving these inhabitants of Earth bereft of all but the most basic of life-sustaining food and shelter. God allowed this descent into life-threatening poverty for the purpose of developing characters capable of receiving the love that He wishes to endow them with. They're not left alone. Jesus has provided them with help - people like Jacob and his wife Moira who belong with Him in heaven but remain on Earth with the special task of bringing this group into Jesus' loving fold.