The Great Gospel of John · Volume 6
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Volume 6 · Chapter 130
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 130Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said I: “These priests should travel to Chotinodora to their upper priest; there they will get the instructions what they have to do henceforth. The time of the old, empty idolatry and the most blind superstition on the one hand and a total none- faith on the other…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 131
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 131Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said the giant highly moved: “O you most divine elevated friend of the people! All ten of us were the children of a rich prince at the great Caspian Sea. We lived in peace and our nation was probably one of the happiest on earth. Then suddenly wild…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 132
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 132Read in German · Volume contents 01] The Captain led us along the river onto a small hill sparsely overgrown with palm trees, from where one could enjoy quite a marvellous view all around into the far distance and overlook the river and its wide bends very far away, almost to the vicinity of Serrhe.…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 133
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 133Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said I: “My friend, if there is nothing else to make you feel obliged to leave this graceful place, you just as well can stay, and I will here with just a few words explain to you, which makes you so disconcert in your soul! Behold, I knew…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 6
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 6Read in German · Volume contents 01] When they saw Me coming, they immediately began to shout (the mesmerized): “Lord, help us out of our miraculous affliction, and we will believe in your name as well as in your divine mission! We have sinned before God, in that we wanted to lay hands on His…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 134
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 134Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said the Captain: “Listen, you exceedingly great Master Saviour, I now truly don’t know what I should admire about you more, your most miraculous word- and will power or your extraordinary theosophical wisdom! 02] I have once spoken in Rome to a person who was born in Illyrian…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 135
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 135Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said I: “If so or so, this does not belong here, since if so or so, this must be announced by your heart! If I Myself would tell you, that I am this or that, you would not attain any spiritual advantage for your souls. That I am,…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 56
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 56Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said I: “Of all vices the most evil is prostitution, fornication and all kinds and variations of lewdness. It is, however, idleness, disdainfulness and haughtiness which induce the people to this vice. Because haughtiness does not respect anything; but looks for all available means to satisfy its carnal…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 136
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 136Read in German · Volume contents 01] We stayed awake all night as it was My wish and finally also the wish of all. Only one hour before sun up we went to outside, namely to the beautifully arranged garden of the Captain. There were graceful walkways of foliage and lawn benches, a lot of…
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Volume 6 · Chapter 57
Read more: Volume 6 · Chapter 57Read in German · Volume contents 01] In the morning of the after-Sabbath we rose early and I went outdoors with some disciples, as I used to almost everywhere. It was a serene and fine spring morning and it was surprising that the sea carried such high waves in the calm. 02] The innkeeper, who…
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