The Great Gospel of John · Volume 8
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Volume 8 · Chapter 8
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 8Deutscher Text · Volume contents The hesitations of the Pharisees concerning the Lord (18/56) Now the first speaker spoke again: “Dear friend Lazarus, you have evaluated it very well if in full earnest this is how things are with the wonderful Galilean as you said and have faithfully described to us out of your well…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 72
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 72Deutscher Text · Volume contents The development of the Earth until the pre-Adamites [GGJ.08_072. 01] The 2nd prehistoric period of development lasted again – calculated in present-day earthly years – for a to you unspeakably long time. But the Earth was by far still not fit to carry warm-blooded animals, not to mention human beings,…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 73
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 73Deutscher Text · Volume contents The 2 last periods of development of the Earth (19/21) [GGJ.08_073. 01] During the time of Adam by which the 6th period begins, the Earth needed again to go partly through great changes by fire and water, and during this occasion, the described pre-Adam generation, together with their domestic animals…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 74
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 74Deutscher Text · Volume contents The development of the soul of the pre-Adamites (19/22) Being fully amazed, Marcus said: “Lord and Master from eternity, I and hopefully also all others, have well understood Your kindhearted explanation. But with us, there is still absolutely no complete penetrating understanding, because we lack exactly that which You have…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 75
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 75Deutscher Text · Volume contents Drinking wine. The explanation of the destroyed celestal body. (19/23) Now Lazarus went with a few servants to bring new wine that tasted particularly well. So the cups were filled again. We all drunk of it and our body was strengthened by it. All became very cheerful and praised Me…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 76
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 76Deutscher Text · Volume contents About the inhabitants of the destroyed celestial body (19/24) When this was shown and explained to those who were present, Marcus, the Roman said: “O Lord and Master, that must have been something indescribably terrible for the people on that planet. They all must have died from despair. And what…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 77
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 77Deutscher Text · Volume contents Comparisons with the Kingdom of God (19/25) Now the Roman Marcus said: “O Lord and Master, at least for me it is quite clear, but I can see now also very clearly that people who will just hear this, will not perceive and understand it, because a lot of foreknowledge…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 78
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 78Deutscher Text · Volume contents The importance of an example (19/26) Marcus, the Roman, and also Agricola said unanimously: “Lord and Master, we have well understood it and we perceive also that the clearing up of the mentioned haze of the love for the world must with every human being be an absolute necessary condition,…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 79
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 79Deutscher Text · Volume contents To speak and to act is better than to write. About the true and false Gospels. (19/27) Also the disciple John asked Me if he, since there was still time for that, had to take notes of what has been said and of what had happened. [2] I said: “Whatever…
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Volume 8 · Chapter 80
Read more: Volume 8 · Chapter 80Deutscher Text · Volume contents The anointing in Bethany (19/28) Then I turned to the Roman Marcus again and asked him if he had also understood that. [2] Marcus said: “I surely did. But with my thoughts I am still busy with the moon that in a certain way is a punishment place for the…
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