← Back to the Library

The Great Gospel of John · Volume 7

  • Volume 7 · Chapter 38

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said Helias: “O Lord and Master in Your spirit from eternity! What should I poor maid still say? Talking to You about divine things appears to me like a simple-minded fool trying to scoop the whole, immeasurably large sea into a water bucket with a tablespoon. Everything You,…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 38
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 23

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Said Agrikola: “Yes, my dear daughter of Jerusalem, for now not much can be said against such a statement; but the hour will come when you will think and talk completely differently about this marvellous Man. 02] As a Jew, have you never heard about a Messiah of…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 23
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 24

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Here I gave Raphael a sign and instructed him to provide suitable clothes for the Jewish girl, her brother and her parents. 02] Thereupon Raphael went quickly to the table of the four and said to them: “What clothes do you have at home in your living unit?”…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 24
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 25

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Only then did a light dawn in the daughter about Me, so that she with her mother came to Me and said (the Jewish girl): “O Lord and Master, my heart tells me, that only You are doing such things, what no person, no prophet and without Your…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 25
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 26

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] The young girl now thought for a while as to what she should say in reply; since she felt completely exposed. 02] Her mother who was more composed tried to help her out of her embarrassment and said to her daughter: “O, why are you considering so fearfully…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 26
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 27

    Read in German · Volume contents 01] Only then I turned to Helias and said to her: “Listen now, beautiful Helias! You said that I as a great prophet can be and actually am a Messiah just like any other great and small prophet; since according to your notable judgement every person is so to…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 27
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 220

    Read in German · Volume contents About believing and seeing (18/39) At this moment I took away the ability of inner sight and he did not see any more spirit. Then, being full of fright he asked Me where the spirits had gone now since he could no longer see, hear and speak to them.…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 220
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 221

    Read in German · Volume contents Adam and Eve, the first human beings of the Earth. The pre-Adamites. (18/40) We ate and drunk cheerfully, and during the meal when the wine had loosened the tongues, the question was asked again by the counselor who had spoken with the spirits: Was there formerly only one human…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 221
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 222

    Read in German · Volume contents The apparent value of outer cultural development (18/41) We continued to eat and drink, but of course with measure. At this occasion Cyrenius spoke to us about all kinds of practical things, and about things that were in relation with architecture, and the other guests listened to us and…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 222
  • Volume 7 · Chapter 223

    Read in German · Volume contents The way to spiritual perfection (18/42) When all heard these words of Mine they said among themselves: ‘He is totally right and nothing can be said against it, but already since our birth we are too deeply immersed in the world and we will not so easily be able…

    Read more: Volume 7 · Chapter 223