The Great Gospel of John · Volume 5

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_074,01] Roklus says, “Lord and Master of all things! Every word from Your mouth is more than the purest gold, and each truth is greater than the other! Also none of Your words of light and life have fallen on infertile ground with me, and I now feel in…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_186,01] John says, “Yes, my dear friends, that certainly only depends from which stand-point one sees life at all, quite particularly however the spiritual life. That one also has a correct realization of one’s’ self, through which a correct and true perception of God and His countless many miracles…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_075,01] Say I: "My friend, you are delving into something which neither you nor anyone else really needs to know because it is wholly My business, and this means as much as: It is the concern of the eternal Father in Heaven and therefore an order of which, as…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_187,01] Hiram says, “I am amazed at your knowledge of things. No school of the world nor your imagination gave you this! It almost seems to be because you have developed it here before us so easily and as something very familiar to you since an unthinkably long time;…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_060,01] Only now Roklus decided to follow Raphael to Me and to bravely take the thirty steps on. But since I was still sitting with Cyrenius at the table as earlier, and discussing with him some governmental measures and Raphael led Roklus in the direction towards Cyrenius, he (Roklus)…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_172,01] A good two hours’ journey below Mark’s present bath house was the great bay which the fishermen also called the ‘White Lake’; we steered into it. It was the shallowest part of the sea and was therefore somewhat difficult to navigate with a larger ship because one needed…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_061,01] (The Lord) “But love, again, is a result of the stimulation of the inner life which has been acted on by something. [GGJ.05_061,02] The inner life is love, thus a fire possessing warmth. If this fire is acted upon by a thing which itself has fire within and…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_173,01] The host hurries into his hut with his wife and his already grown children, but soon comes back full of joy and thanks and says in the most joyful tone, “Which of you did that for me secretly then? My larder is so superbly filled that we all…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_062,01] (The Lord) “Now you may be able to see that man cannot grasp anything spiritual with his pure reason and his ever so clear and keen intellect. He cannot understand life and its basic ultimate goal; for reason and intellect are located in the brain and in the…

Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_174,01] I say to the fisherman, “Aziona, you have a new jug in your house; have it filled with water and bring it here!” [GGJ.05_174,02] Aziona raises high his eyebrows as I speak to him thus, and says, very amazed, “You could certainly have learnt my name somewhere –…