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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 3

  • Volume 3 · Chapter 92

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_092,01] He (Mathael) went up to Ouran and to the most beautiful Helena with a very serious step and asked both of them whether they had already now thought very maturely about the explanations he had given. [03_092,02] At this Helena says with the friendliest face, “But look, one says…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 93

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_093,01] Helena says, “Yes, yes, it’s true albeit with some horror, but the issue begins to become clearer to me, and I hope that I will see it even more clearly in time. But tell us, dear friend, how this now happens that I now love your great One even…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 94

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_094,01] (Mathael:) “You see, this sun presently shining in the sky is in a straight line hardly as far away from us as a good rider could cover in half a day; but the real sun is so far from the Earth in a straight line that, if it were…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 95

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_095,01] Mathael, with a very cheerful mood, since the very appropriate remark by the old man had really struck a chord with him, says, “Dearest friend Ouran! You have now spoken as a person from out of your natural side truly so wisely and as truly as possible, and it…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 96

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_096,01] Ouran says, “You know, dearest friend, I liked that all very much, and this must happen to us people; and if it was not so and if it had to happen otherwise, you would not have come to your wisdom! [03_096,02] You have certainly been raised before very much…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 97

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_097,01] Mathael says, “Oh dearest! That would be now very inappropriate; later yes, but now in the moment of highest excitement such an action would be exactly what in the spiritual sphere of life as if one poured boiling hot oil on cold water. Everything would go up in bright…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 98

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_098,01] After these words by Mathael, Ouran says, “I must admit to you openly, however, my now ever more worthy friend, that a sort of fear is created at the thought of the sudden extinguishing of this sun; for I see the whole impotence of a person against the unlimited…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 99

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_099,01] Some moments before the extinguishing I say loudly to everyone, “Prepare yourselves for the extinguishing, and you, Mark, light now all the oil lamps and tar torches first, otherwise the sudden strong darkness following this strong light would affect your eyes dangerously and painfully!” [03_099,02] Mark and his servants…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 85

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_085,01] After this act Ouran (that was the name of the Greek, and his daughter was called Helena) was silent and began to gather himself, in order to be able to exchange words as a man of some life experience with Mathael, who had been introduced to him and who…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 86

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_086,01] At this the daughter Helena steps up to Me somewhat shyly and asks, “Lord, you incomprehensibly great Master and Savior! Oh, do not hold it against my old father; for you see, I as his daughter have known him my whole life long and can bear the truest witness…

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