The Great Gospel of John · Volume 3
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Volume 3 · Chapter 175
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 175Read in German · Volume contents [03_175,01] I say, “This certainly no gospel; but it is what it is, a truth which you will also benefit from in time in order to heal the people from some superstitions. For people have no more massive superstition in any area than in the field of the light…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 144
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 144Read in German · Volume contents [03_144,01] Here all the arch-Pharisees raise their eyebrows and one quietly makes the remark, “Well, our astute leader has succeeded once again! What a prime camel! Now we can see how we will lift us out of this puddle! Could this camel of a leader not have praised the…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 145
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 145Read in German · Volume contents [03_145,01] Here the leader is meditating and is very unsure whether he should step into the daylight with the truth or not. Only after quite a while he says, “High master! Many dogs are the death of a hare! I am convincing myself more and more that now the…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 146
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 146Read in German · Volume contents [03_146,01] After a while of deep contemplation the high Pharisee says, “But how can you prove to me before the whole world that I think differently in my heart to how I speak with my mouth and that I don’t believe what I am teaching the nation?! If my…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 147
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 147Read in German · Volume contents [03_147,01] On the shore however the high Pharisee says to his colleagues, “You have done your job well; for the appearance supposedly against me was at just the right time at which I gave you the sign through my silence! Now they are trapped and no longer know what…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 148
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 148Read in German · Volume contents [03_148,01] With this the high Pharisee goes over to Cyrenius and says, “Here before you now stands a powerless person. This man imagined for a time that he as a person of this Earth could make use of every right that people of this Earth use; but he miscalculated,…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 149
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 149Read in German · Volume contents [03_149,01] Cyrenius pushed away the thanks, saying, “Friend! The Lord of heaven and Earth is alone due all thanks and all praise; but you will now give me for my education as a person most highly indoctrinated in all Judaism and as a perfect scribe the explanation of what…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 150
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 150Read in German · Volume contents [03_150,01] Cyrenius says, “I am not of your opinion at all; for I believe strongly that there is a God who has created all the spiritual and material world out of His own highest complete power, and namely out of Himself, only in a somewhat longer period of time,…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 151
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 151Read in German · Volume contents [03_151,01] (Stahar) “Look, blessed youth proficient in magic! About three years ago some Orientals came to this city, from South-East Asia as they said, where there are supposed to be such high mountains that their peaks almost touch the moon when it moves past. Well, that may be; but…
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Volume 3 · Chapter 152
Read more: Volume 3 · Chapter 152Read in German · Volume contents [03_152,01] Raphael says, “The point now only is whether you spoke the truth or not! I can certainly say to you that you, simply to test my spirituality further, have now lied quite atrociously and stinkingly in your unbound imagination, and that of all you have told now, not…
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