The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7
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Volume 7 · Chapter 124
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 124Deutscher Text · Volume contents Called and chosen (17/43) Look, this statement has to be considered and understood this way: all men on this Earth are called and predestined to light and life, but not everyone can be chosen to be a teacher of men, because this would also not be good at all for…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 13
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 13Deutscher Text · Volume contents 01] At the other tables it was still very quiet; since all listened whether I would soon open My mouth to speak. However, since I also allowed Myself some rest, the tongues at the other tables started to get a little active. The Romans started to familiarise themselves somewhat with…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 125
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 125Deutscher Text · Volume contents Criticism of the magician concerning the parable of the entrusted pounds (17/44) The magician said: “Lord, I have come to the point now where reason has left man and will make men’s hair stand on end of even the most patient of us. You surely are not the king who,…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 126
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 126Deutscher Text · Volume contents The right education of children according to their talents. The importance of the inner development for the awakening of the spirit. (17/45) I said: “Nothing is easier than that: because – as I have shown you earlier – there must be all kinds of differences among men, so that one…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 127
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 127Deutscher Text · Volume contents The Kingdom of God (17/46) Then the magician said: “O Lord, how is that possible, how can weak and insignificant man use force, as if seizing the Kingdom of God? Then there still remains the question where the true Kingdom of God is to be found if man can grab…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 128
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 128Deutscher Text · Volume contents Where is the Kingdom of God? (17/47) Now there was a complete but short silence. But with so many people, a longer pause is not so easy, especially not during a night where so many things could be seen, and soon the known Jewish Greeks started a discussion, and everyone…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 129
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 129Deutscher Text · Volume contents The field of activity of the apostles and the children of God in the beyond (17/48) All of us had a good rest in the tents, and the new day started with a clear morning. I and Peter, John and James got up already a good half hour before sunrise…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 130
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 130Deutscher Text · Volume contents Departure for Emmaus (17/49) Now also our Lazarus was coming out of the house together with Raphael. He came straight to us and wanted to say something, but Raphael gave him a sign and said that I still wanted to have some rest. Then Lazarus restrained himself and waited until…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 131
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 131Deutscher Text · Volume contents On the way to Emmaus (17/50) When we had left Jerusalem completely behind us and came close to the column that Raphael had placed there, we met two poor people going to Jerusalem to beg for alms. One of the two was completely blind, but the other could see and…
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Volume 7 · Chapter 132
Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 132Deutscher Text · Volume contents The Lord and the beggar-woman (17/51) When we were already close to Emmaus we met again another beggar who started to shout very pitifully, saying that she – as we noticed – was a very poor widow and mother of two children that she had to carry laboriously on her…
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