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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 5

  • Volume 5 · Chapter 140

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_140,01] (The Lord) “But just imagine now a sudden revelation! What would the people, for example, have done with you if I Myself suddenly had given them a little light about this and then they had seen the true reason of a solar or lunar eclipse just as clearly…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 13

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_013,01] The leader, accompanied by his servant, came to Me with this reply and wanted to literally tell Me what his companions had said to him. [GGJ.05_013,02] I, however, said to him, “Friend, the One who examines the heart and kidneys of people does not need that! I already…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 141

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_141,01] Roklus now made a very deep bow and hurried to his companions who in the meantime had discussed all sorts of important house rules of their institute, but who had exactly the idea which I gave Roklus in My teachings as the direction in his life. [GGJ.05_141,02] Roklus…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 14

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_014,01] I say, “Fine then, and so hear Me! I am the sun of all suns and of all spiritual worlds and of all the kinds of beings to be found on them. [GGJ.05_014,02] Just as this earthly sun infiltrates with its light and the warmth caused by it…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 30

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_030,01] (Roklus,) "Yes, I had spoken out earlier that man's idea of only one god, indwelled from immemorial times by the greatest intelligence, the clearest reason, the highest wisdom and the best and almightiest will, is to be counted as one of man's most beautiful and most worthy. But…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 142

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_142,01] (Roklus) “As far as the other scientific games are concerned, they can remain; for we have in any case never made any other use of them that to provide a very innocent entertainment from time to time for the guests. We can also destroy them however, and no-one…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 31

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_031,01] (Roklus), "I have dealt a lot with the Jews and know their laws maybe better than some of them because it was important for me that I get to know them most closely. An old proverb says, 'Look and you shall find!' – but so far this proverb…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 127

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_127,01] After a while our Mathael had gathered himself again and wanted to begin to declare to Me a very great dithyrambic praise. [GGJ.05_127,02] But I said to him: "Friend, what you want to say here openly I have known for a long time from Alpha to Omega; therefore,…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 32

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_032,01] (Roklus), "The raw and yet most powerful forces of nature cannot work in another way than only extremely raw, and their thus created work is a necessary one; because their uproarious work brings to life the small forces, and these develop into something only when they are brought…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 128

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_128,01] I say, “My friend, look, the birds have their nests and the foxes have their holes; but I, the son of man, do not even have a stone on this Earth on which I could lay My head by world law – not to mention an earthly field…

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