The Great Gospel of John · Volume 2
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Volume 2 · Chapter 231 · The consequence of Lucifer’s fall
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 231 · The consequence of Lucifer’s fallRead in German · Volume contents [01] (The Lord:) “How short however is the period from Adam up to ourselves, compared to what for human comprehension is an endless duration, from the period of the first coming into being of the created spirits, up to the point when they were placed into full use of…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 24 · Cyrenius” comments on the Nazarenes
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 24 · Cyrenius” comments on the NazarenesRead in German · Volume contents [01] Cyrenius said thereto: “Lord and Master, as far as I can with these, stupidity rather than malevolence is the case. For the Nazarenes, except for a few, are notorious as fools, and a fool is always hard to enlighten. Little schooling, no experience, mostly poor, little trade and…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 232 · Shell and soul
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 232 · Shell and soulRead in German · Volume contents [01] (The Lord:) “But there are parts of matter that shall never be part of a soul, and these consist in what is known as shell or encasement material, within which always some soul potency is enclosed, up to a certain development of independence. Once the special soul potency…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 233 · About knowledge
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 233 · About knowledgeRead in German · Volume contents [01] Says Cyrenius: “Yes, Lord and Master, now the thing is clear to me, – to the extent that it can be clear to a stupid spirit in his earthly existence. To be sure, there is yet many a thing I you to ask about; but I can also…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 234 · Marcu’s view about one’s neighbour
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 234 · Marcu’s view about one’s neighbourRead in German · Volume contents [01] Says the old Marcus: “Lord, I am so overwhelmed by what I and my house have now heard, that I should with the best of will not be able to come up with a sensible word, let alone determine who would be my most likely neighbour. [02] Naturally,…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 235 · Marcus rescues shipwrecked Pharisees
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 235 · Marcus rescues shipwrecked PhariseesRead in German · Volume contents [01] In a few moments, reaching the boat on the verge of its going down, he called out to the unfortunate ones to quickly transfer to his boat, taking the brittle Sibarah boat in tow and quickly returning to shore. The number of the rescued was thirty. [02] When…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 204 · Josoe and Jarah discussing Judas
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 204 · Josoe and Jarah discussing JudasRead in German · Volume contents [01] Say I: “I say unto you, dearest daughter of My heart, that you spoke neither a word too many nor too few! Hence I also say unto you all, and counsel you to retain everything this maiden has said, and to well heed it and act accordingly. If…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 220 · Earth and light
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 220 · Earth and lightRead in German · Volume contents [01] (The Lord:) “What is meant by light we now know; but before that it also says that the Earth was desolate and void! That’s a certainty, because with merely the capacity for being filled or even a perceived need for being filled, no vessel has yet been filled.…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 205 · Diverse nations need different guidance
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 205 · Diverse nations need different guidanceRead in German · Volume contents [01] Says Jarah: “O Yes, Lord, You are my only love, true children need a more firm up-bringing than the children of slaves; for the children of the house will be educated to, after their parents or together with them, provide for the whole house, while the children of…
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Volume 2 · Chapter 221 · Separation of light from darkness
Read more: Volume 2 · Chapter 221 · Separation of light from darknessRead in German · Volume contents [01] (The Lord:) “But now follows something that is substantially harder to grasp than the foregoing. For it says furthermore: ‘And God divided the light from the darkness; and God called the light day, and the darkness He called night’. This thing becomes more comprehensible however if, for Moses’…
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