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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 3

  • Volume 3 · Chapter 80

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_080,01] Suetal says, “Well understood, but I would almost prefer not to have understood it! How can I then urge myself to love if I from my nature am almost incapable of it? I know only one approval of my understanding in appearance and acts; but love in my heart…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 81

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_081,01] But I said now, “Friends, our physical and spiritual midday meal has lasted almost four hours this time, and therefore it is time for us to rise from the table! We want to look out over the sea to see whether something might happen which is worth the attention…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 82

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_082,01] Cyrenius strained his eyes in vain; he could not perceive any part of a ship. It was just as bad for Mark; but other very sharp-sighted people noticed the ships like three little flies moving across the sea and said, “Lord! With a favorable wind it will take them…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 83

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_083,01] During this catastrophe the sun broke forth again from behind the moon on the other side, and the old cheerfulness entered the souls of everyone present again; during the total eclipse alone Cyrenius and also Julius remained completely calm beside Me. [03_083,02] Even My disciples became somewhat uneasy, and…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 84

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_084,01] But I say to the Greek, “Listen, My friend! Your fourteen servants may well be very industrious and skilful people; but since you have many things with you, it will surely take your fourteen people quite a long time to put everything in good order. [03_084,02] Look, this supposed…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 70

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_070,01] Cyrenius says, “All my thanks to You for this; for now I am quite enlightened in an affair which constantly gives me much to deal with in order to hold a correct court in such cases, and I believe that there can now hardly be a case which could…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 7

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_007,01] The Pharisee says, “Everything that you say, great master, is so clearly good and true that we can say nothing other than that every person of only a little spirit obviously gains more for his head and for his heart through spending an hour with you than if he…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 71

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_071,01] Cyrenius says, “Yes, Lord and Master from above! But there is something else, and just a little word about it, and everything which concerns marriage is then exhausted. [03_071,02] You see, if any man, who otherwise keeps a good order in everything, had a wife who was of a…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 8

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_008, 01] After such words the young Pharisee rises and comes over to Me and says, “Lord, Master and unique Savior Who I and my 29 brothers are, you certainly know very well, and exactly who you are we have also heard from the great master Julius; so we don’t…

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  • Volume 3 · Chapter 72

    Deutscher Text · Volume contents [03_072,01] Cyrenius says, “You have just mentioned something about natural means; what might that consist of?” [03_072,02] I say, “Of the natural temperance of life! A hot blood is constantly more destructive in nature than a cool one; thus hot-blooded people are also more gluttonous than the cool-blooded and have…

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