The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7
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Volume 7 · Chapter 213
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 213Read 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 more: Volume 7 · Chapter 22Read 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 more: Volume 7 · Chapter 214Read 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 more: Volume 7 · Chapter 215Read 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 200
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 200Read in German · Volume contents The Lord critisizes the Pharisees (18/19) Such statements from the people were like a stench in the nose of the Pharisees. For this reason, a few orators stood up to speak some soothing words to the excited people by which they did not fail to make Me and My…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 201
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 201Read in German · Volume contents The Lord calms down the people (18/20) After My relentless speech, the people shouted for joy again: “If this Man were in reality not Christ and did not possess the fullest godly power, He never would have had the courage to throw these great truths in the face of…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 202
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 202Read in German · Volume contents The free will of man. Man’s impatience and God’s tolerance. (18/21) Someone from the crowd, who also knew the Scriptures very well, said: “Lord and Master, among us there are many who have heard Your teaching and have seen Your many signs and have admired them, so that they…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 203
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 203Read in German · Volume contents The future of Jerusalem (18/22) One of the moderate Pharisees said again: “Master, I and more people among us, can surely see that You are a mighty Teacher and You are speaking freely and openly, irrespective of persons. And it is also entirely true that the prophets have revealed…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 204
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 204Read in German · Volume contents The Lord on the Mount of Olives with those that belong to Him (18/23) When we went back to the Mount of Olives, Nicodemus, Joseph of Arimathea and the old rabbi were following us, and Nicodemus said directly to Me: “O Lord, my love of all love, today You…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 205
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 205Read in German · Volume contents THE YEARS OF ADOLESCENCE OF THE LORD Joseph refuses to help a Greek (18/24) After about 1 hour the tongues were coming loose and soon it became very lively in the hall. [2] I related to the guests a few events that took place during My youth, which was…
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