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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7

  • Volume 7 · Chapter 227

    Read in German · Volume contents The charity of a few citizens (18/46) While the neighbor was still glorifying and praising God, a couple of some better citizens came from the city who wanted to render a little service to the neighbor. [2] But when they saw that the house was totally repaired, they said…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 212

    Read in German · Volume contents At the palace of Cyrenius (18/31) Anastocles the Greek apologized for perhaps not being able to go with us to Cyrenius because he still had to arrange a few things in the inn. [2] But I said to him: ‘Just let the inn be the inn. Surely it will…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 213

    Read in German · Volume contents True worship of God. Jesus as an example for men. (18/32) A the end of Joseph’s story a highly ranked counselor said to Cyrenius: ‘If all this appears to be true what is being said about this Man, He simply must be a God, because nobody has ever heard…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 22

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Only at this point did the beautiful Jewish girl ask Agrikola more seriously, who I and the wondrous youth in reality actually were, and why everybody addressed Me always with “Lord and Master”. She could see that I was a deeply wise person; but she still did not…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 214

    Read in German · Volume contents The free will of man (18/33) When all heard these words from My mouth they were surprised about My wisdom, and Cyrenius himself said: Yes, yes, these are not words as they are spoken by men, but those words are truly from God, because out of each word comes…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 215

    Read in German · Volume contents The education of humanity (18/34) Now the highly ranked counselor said again: ‘But why would it be, namely for the high priests, harmful to – at least for a few years – compel them by the omnipotence and the wisdom of Your God to end idolatry and teach the…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 216

    Read in German · Volume contents Criticism of the Roman concerning the earthly conditions (18/35) Then Joseph said: ‘Oh, then I can name immediately a subject that is surely attractive to Him. Listen, you all who are initiated in a lot of mysteries, what kind of idea do you have about the creation of the…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 217

    Read in German · Volume contents God’s purpose with man (18/36) Then I said: ‘Friend, you are a little excited because I just presented to you the truth about the destiny of men. But that is all right. I have seen the reefs of doubt in you and wanted that you showed them openly. Therefore,…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 218

    Read in German · Volume contents The spirits explain about the world in the beyond (18/37) After that, the counselor asked the spirits who appeared to him if they were real or maybe an illusion of his perhaps bewitched senses. [2] The spirits said: ‘We are truth and if you cannot see that and do…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 219

    Read in German · Volume contents The life of Julius Caesar in the beyond (18/38) This was very pleasing to me and I went with my friend to the shore of the lake. The skipper landed soon and said: ‘Over there on the shore of the lake, on the right, into the land, is still…

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