Understanding the Mass and Priest's Gestures

What's amazing brothers in Christ every gesture the priest

makes during the mass with his hands or exactly how's it does

in scripture If you notice when I come up to the mass,

I kiss the altar and then I put my hands on the altar

You see my hands are consecrated which means I'm the only one

supposed to be putting my hands on the altar

That's why the deacon should kiss the altar not put their hands on it.

Their hands are not consecrated You see when I got ordained

the bishop made me put my hands together with oil and then he put his hands around mine

And then he ordained me. He laid hands on me just as he did the Apostles

So I can tie myself to Bishop Munch who can tie himself to John Paul

who can tie himself all the way back to Peter

If I can't get back to the boys if I cannot get back

to the boys Peter and the boys then I'm just

I'm just another Joe making a pitch when he put his hands around mine.

You can feel the heat I'm telling you temperature wise it was noticeably Noticeably different

almost to the point of being uncomfortable.

You know, what's amazing is that at the mass?

You see me come over here and you see me raise my hands,

but yet you see it So often you don't know why I do it

The Jewish people believed that when you raised your hands like this

because before the golden calf you dad to the priest

You would raise your hands like this making the offering to God and your family would follow suit

Once the golden calf ends and it comes you no longer can raise your hands.

I have to do it for you

This is why I ask you Humbly ask you not to raise your

hands up and allow me to do it because ever since the golden calf incident

This is why I keep my hands raised the whole mass

And if you ever notice sometimes they call it the Oron's position

But the truth the matter is it's more in line with the crucifixion

Hence why I keep my hands out the whole way.

Did you ever notice that mass my brother and sister in Christ?

I call down the Holy Spirit. It's 3,000 years old

the Jews believe that divine intervention would come when they called down God using that same Moniker,

that's why I do it

You ever notice that with my hands actually raised the host

because at the Last Supper we believed he raised it

So John would recognize you're raising the host and then I see you raise the crucifix

They're one in the same you ever notice that I raised the chalice

You notice that I actually put the host together and I crucify him and then I raised him

because he was raised up on the cross

You ever notice I put the host together and I raised him because he raised on the third day

I've ever recognized when I give you communion here that I actually raised it

a little bit before I give it to you Body of Christ and then I give it to you

Body of Christ not body of Jesus because I'm raising his glorified body dead

men Don't believe the fact that he's bleeding after he's been crucified is telling you he's divine

Here's why I say body of Christ not body of Jesus Christ is his divine essence

Jesus is his given everything that we do in the mass is Exactly for a reason