The Great Gospel of John · Volume 5
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Volume 5 · Chapter 254
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 254Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_254,01] But since the innkeeper was a Greek and also even a Gentile, but yet he knew very well that the Jews were not allowed to eat everything that the Greeks as Gentiles ate, then he asked Me, saying, “Oh, you great Lord and Master, what do you and what…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 255
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 255Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_255,01] When we had risen from our beds in the morning, well-rested and strengthened, and gone out into the open air, our innkeeper was already up and about, and both of Peter’s servants were also already on the ship to sail away immediately. But we called them to wait for…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 256
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 256Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_256,01] But in their place My disciples came to Me and said, “Lord, if the relationship of a man with his wife is so, then it is truly like this, it is better not to marry!” (Mt.19:10) For now and then there are wives who are true devils towards their…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 257
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 257Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_257,01] But now the innkeeper immediately came up to Me and said, “Lord, does that also apply to us Gentiles?” [GGJ.05_257,02] I said, “Of course! For there is only one God and Lord; He wants to bring up all people equally, and I therefore came into this world to open…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 258
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 258Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_258,01] When we were a short hour’s journey from the place where we had been, a young man from the very same place came to us along the path. He had also been a witness the evening before of My deeds and teaching and had been even a very competent…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 259
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 259Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_259,01] Peter said, “Oh yes, that is still very much in my memory and certainly in that of all of us! But I will take the liberty here in the name of all of us to ask You what will be for us one day who have left everything and…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 260
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 260Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_260,01] After a few hours’ journey we reached the hidden settlement which, like many others, had no name. The Jews as well as the Greeks often did not name their settlements so that they could not be found so easily by the Romans and the tetrarchs because of taxation; for…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 245
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 245Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_245,01] With these words of Peter’s all the other apostles except for John agreed. But this one however took up the word and said, “But, dear brothers, how can you all now get so worked up about this as if the Lord had given us quite a new religion! Do…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 261
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 261Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_261,01] We now went into a quite cute and spacious mountain valley cabin and were immediately served with bread, salt and fresh milk. The chief excused himself for not being able to offer us any wine; but he had many skins of forest berry juice, which tasted as delicious as…
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Volume 5 · Chapter 246
Read more: Volume 5 · Chapter 246Deutscher Text · Volume contents [GGJ.05_246,01] Now Peter said, “Yes, Lord and Master, now we are quite perfectly in the clear about this; but therefore I ask You for the future to immediately give us the explanation at other similar lessons so that we do not have to become annoyed at our own lack of…
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