The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7
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Volume 7 · Chapter 95
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 95Deutscher Text · Volume contents The 3 magicians from India and their wonders (17/14) But now there was a servant of the inn who said to Lazarus: “Lord of the house, three men came upstairs to speak to you. Who they are and what they want, I do not know, but they seem to be…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 96
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 96Deutscher Text · Volume contents Raphael unmasks the magicians (17/15) At the same moment the magicians were without coat, and a great number of objects were falling out of their pockets, also various dead and living birds and withered and fresh bunches of flowers. [2] In no time Raphael showed the Romans how the Indian…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 97
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 97Deutscher Text · Volume contents The defensive speech of the chief magician (17/16) The chief magician: “Oh dear, beautiful and very wise young man. We all do not deny at all that unfortunately this is so with us, but these things came on our way and we did not introduce them ourselves. Let the one…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 98
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 98Deutscher Text · Volume contents The confession of the chief magician (17/17) Our Raphael said: “According to your coarse earthly material manner you could be right, because great and sensational exhibitions are even attracting the animals from the forest, which out of fear are running away from it. So, your great magical shows must have…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 99
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 99Deutscher Text · Volume contents The call of the Indians to God is not heard (17/18) Raphael said: “I am not angry with you, because I well know how you are. But I am saying this to you, and keep it in mind: that God is in Himself the eternal truth and wisdom and will…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 8
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 8Deutscher Text · Volume contents 01] Listening to this final instructions, they stayed and Agrikola first asked the senior cleric by saying: “What crime did this man commit that he deserves the death penalty from you?” 02] Very embarrassed the senior cleric said: “Yesterday afternoon, with a brazen hand he dared to touch the sanctified…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 88
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 88Deutscher Text · Volume contents The words of Nicodemus to the temple servants (17/7) The Lord: “How much Nicodemus was offended with these words, you very well can understand. [2] After a while of deep thinking, he (Nicodemus) said: “Yes, dear friends, that is something about which I can hardly say anything, and still less…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 9
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 9Deutscher Text · Volume contents 01] The criminal stood up and spoke with courage, totally free and without holding anything back: “My great and mighty and just Lord and judge! I’m just as little a criminal as you are or him who is with you! 02] I am a poor day worker and must with…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 89
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 89Deutscher Text · Volume contents The story of the Roman about the might of the Nubian (17/8) The Lord: “Upon this, the mysterious man said: ‘I am still a real and true man, as many could be found in ancient times whose task in life consisted in bringing the inner spirit within oneself to full…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 90
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 90Deutscher Text · Volume contents The Roman warns the temple servants about the might of the Lord (17/9) When we came back to Rome, that city seemed to us like a wilderness, and when we heard that with you Jews there also had to be such men who are teaching the same thing and are…
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