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The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7

  • Volume 7 · Chapter 172

    Read in German · Volume contents The Lord explains Isaiah’s images of the future (Isaiah 2:1-5) (17/91) The scribe said: “But why did the prophets then talk and write in such a concealed way? I suppose that the most important for them was that their words could be understood by the people?” [2] I said:…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 173

    Read in German · Volume contents About the apparent unjust guidance of the people (17/92) The scribe said: “Yes, Lord and Master, in this way the prophet is easy to understand, and the meaning is now clear to me, although one could ask the following question: why do You, Lord, allow that 2,000 years in…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 174

    Read in German · Volume contents Explanation of Isaiah 2:6-22. Mercy. Revelations of the new Light. (17/93) I said: “Good then, so listen further to the Word. The words of the prophet are as follows: [2] ‘You, Lord, have nevertheless permitted that Your people have abandoned the house of Jacob, because Your nations are now…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 175

    Read in German · Volume contents Explanation of the third chapter of Isaiah. The situation of an organized community. (17/94) Also in this following chapter the prophecy is for now and for the coming times of which I have spoken. [2] The first verse of the prophet has a deep meaning and goes like this:…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 176

    Read in German · Volume contents The downfall of the false religious systems explained from Isaiah 3:6- 27 (17/95) But then everything is destroyed and thrown down. Whosoever can be falsely accused that he also – by his own merciless selfishness – has contributed to the general misfortune of the nations, will unfortunately fall victim…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 17

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] After all the guests had gone, our friend Lazarus asked Raphael, saying: “Listen, God’s spirit full of charity, you said earlier that the air contains countless numbers of all sorts of primeval elements and substances as free-floating and unbound, which can be recognised by the wisdom and by…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 177

    Read in German · Volume contents The craving for honor. Pride and humility. (17/96) Now we entered the large inn of Nicodemus where a well-prepared evening meal was already waiting for us. But because now among My disciples there were quite a number of temple servants who secretly were still attaching a great importance to…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 18

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said Raphael: “This is only a corresponding picture of precisely that which I just have told you about the creation or successive formation of a complete heavenly body. 02] The primeval great spirits are the very thoughts in God and the ideas arising from them. 03] The mystical…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 178

    Read in German · Volume contents The Lord settles the argument between the Damascenes and the innkeepers of Emmaus (17/97) The meal lasted for about half an hour and when we all had eaten enough and felt strengthened, there was again an uproar and a great noise outside on the street, upon which soon several…

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  • Volume 7 · Chapter 179

    Read in German · Volume contents A small gospel for the Damascenes (17/98) The spokesman still asked Me specially how he could reward Me, since I had spoken out such an effective verdict in favor of them, because they took Me now for a true judge of this place. [2] But I said to the…

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