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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 5

  • Volume 5 · Chapter 63

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_063,01] Roklus and all his eleven companions begin to scratch behind their ears and do not know what they should say to Me now. [GGJ.05_063,02] Roklus goes over and discusses with them in the following way, saying, “I thought this right from the start, when the boy directed me…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 175

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_175,01] Says Aziona: “Well, that would then depend on whether it was fully dependent on my will or not! Certainly we do not easily accept something if we have not seen some striking effects of it beforehand. Now, there is by no means a lack of visible effects for…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 16

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_016,01] As I had barely finished speaking, twelve men came around the old house; it was six Jews and six Greeks. The Caesareans, camping in a few huts, had received the news through their shepherds and fishermen that the Roman governor gave old fisherman Mark a large piece of…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 48

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_048,01] Roklus says, “I would have to let it happen without any opposition; for truth remains truth, whether it harms me or helps me! But I now know what you actually want to say to me by this, and that must have to consist of the fact that our…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 144

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_144,01] When Roklus informs his companions of what he has heard from Me, they are highly joyful about it, and the previous speaker says, “You see, my friend, how good it was that I gave you this impulse to seek advice about it from the Lord Himself, since He…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 49

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_049,01] Raphael says, “Dear friend, I must openly admit to you that it is truly somewhat difficult to speak with you; for you proceed from the basic principle that every means is sanctified only through the intention and the purpose, and I cannot possibly say to you anything other…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 145

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_145,01] But soon the sons of Mark discovered a ship still hesitating at some distance, as if the captain did not know whether he was in the right spot or not, the natural cause of which was that very many things had changed very radically on the shores of…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 50

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_050,01] (Raphael) “You were agitated on the penance of the Indians! In fifty years you will perform ten times worse; for if you have possibly brought things so far that the largest part of the people hangs on you firmly in their faith, which is very easy to achieve…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 146

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_146,01] When Cyrenius had read through this letter very attentively with the most serious face, he turned with a sympathetically friendly look to Me and said, “But Lord, is that even possible to make You suspicious to me in such a very most shameful way?! What do You say…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 51

    Read in German · Volume contents . [GGJ.05_051,01] Roklus says, “For us thinkers there is certainly an endless distance to be discovered, but for the lay people a little something is good enough! As long as a miracle worker does not challenge us before the people through his inner spiritual power and then reveals all…

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