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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 3

  • Volume 3 · Chapter 182

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_182,01] Here I sit up quite alert again and say with a very friendly face to Philopold, “Oh, by no means!” [03_182,02] Your observation about the difference between an angel and a true person of this Earth is quite right; it is very accurate how you have summarized things…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 198

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_198,01] Cyrenius now realizes how things stand with the Persians; but he does not understand how such a satanic denigration by the Romans could have crept in among the Persian Jews, and who could have spread such a hideous seed there. [03_198,02] I say, “Has the temple not been…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 183

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_183,01] Philopold says, “In Your holiest name I will try then to see what I can unfold out of myself. [03_183,02] I reckon, if even an ordinary person must have a reason for any quite ordinary action, otherwise he would not have put his limbs into motion, all the…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 199

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_199,01] The other says, “You are truly always carefulness itself, and carefulness is the mother of wisdom; but here you seem not to be using it in the right place! For we also have a little knowledge of human nature, and the longer we observe the examiner, the more…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 184

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_184,01] Everyone is amazed by the deep insight and wisdom of Philopold. Kisjonah looks at him from head to toe and cannot understand how this person otherwise well known for his great experience now suddenly amazes everyone with his deep wisdom, and even Mathael says, “I also have some…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 185

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_185,01] I had said this out loud so that also the guests at the other tables heard it, and our Stahar, the governor of Caesarea Philippi, rose solemnly from his seat, came up to Me and said, “Lord! I heard everything that was said and judged at this most…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 186

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_186,01] In the meantime, however, Herme, the messenger and singer from Caesarea Philippi, went up the mountain to see how things were going with the burnt out city, and found it still in powerful flames here and there; but at the same time he also discovered that a very…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 187

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_187,01] As the preliminary noise of the fast approaching storm becomes ever stronger and more threatening and almost a complete darkness begins to spread over the sea and over the whole area, the more fearful begin to head into Ouran’s tents, and no longer have any joy in remaining…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 172

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_172,01] But Cornelius was immensely amazed about the wisdom of the girl; also Faustus and Philopold wondered to the same degree, and Cornelius asked Me whether he was allowed to discuss some things with the girl at the table. And I allowed him this. And Cornelius is as joyful…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 173

    Read in German · Volume contents [03_173,01] Jarah is satisfied with that, and Cornelius begins to scan his brains; but still he cannot find anything suitable. [03_173,02] Finally, after a while something occurs to him, and he asks Jarah about the following, saying, “Well, now I have found something, and so tell me what actually…

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