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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 5

  • Volume 5 · Chapter 213

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_213,01] I say, “My dear Epiphan, if I had not given Aziona and Hiram already the clearest and brightest answers and teaching, I would gladly follow your very justified demand immediately; but as I have already done that, and both of them know exactly where they are in relation…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 22

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_022,01] Roklus says, "You are right, we are all that you just described a real Epicurean to be and are very well off on this earth! However, we have so many most convincing proofs for our atheism that one could fill the entire great sea with them. I will…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 214

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_214,01] (The Lord) "There is, unfortunately, beside the true, necessary faith also a gullibility, as a result of which certain indolent, non-thinking men hold anything another tells them jokingly or, more often, out of sheer selfishness, to be the pure truth. Well, there is now a by far greater…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 215

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_215,01] Say I: “In order to show you the issue with a few words, I say to you: "My task and teaching consist simply in showing man where he really came from and what he is, and in pointing out his destiny which will be fulfilled in accordance with…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 216

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_216,01] I say, “Dear Epiphan, I indeed told you that both your brothers will give you a good, true explanation of this; but since you are in full seriousness a very rare open spirit, I Myself will give you at least a good introduction to this, so that then…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 217

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_217,01] I say, “Then pay attention, and I will tell you nothing further than this: I will it so! – And now just look, My very dear Epiphan, at this area and tell Me how you like it!” [GGJ.05_217,02] Epiphan along with Aziona and Hiram and all the others…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 218

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_218,01] I say, “Yes, yes, you have spoken quite correctly and perfectly well; Peace, the true, inner peace of mind is for every man the most necessary spiritual element, without which he is unable to grasp anything that is of an inner nature and great in a spiritual sense,…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 219

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_219,01] Epiphan says, “Oh, this is the very most complete truth and is quite clear to me without any further explanation! Let’s assume I or somebody else wanted to build a new home. He therefore seeks advice from an expert, so that he would explain to him with words…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 92

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_092,01] Mark had heard only half of My demand for wine from a distance, but he already hurried away, just like a real innkeeper, into the cellar and with both his sons immediately brought several jugs full of the very best grape juice. Our beakers were filled to the…

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  • Volume 5 · Chapter 204

    Read in German · Volume contents [GGJ.05_204,01] I say, “I am quite in agreement with your opinion as regards the main issue, but cannot wholly accept it when you attack the way in which such a teaching is founded, spread and preserved, although in a certain respect your view also has something going for it.…

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