The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church UniversalLevi
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The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ: The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church Universal
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Akashic records; Jesus Christ -- Biography -- Apocryphal and legendary literature
4 In taking up the work assigned for me to do I am full conscious of
the perils of the way; the cup will be a bitter one to drink and human
nature well might shrink.
5 But I have lost my will in that of Holy Breath, and so I go my way
to speak and act as I am moved to speak and act by Holy Breath.
6 The words I speak are not my own; they are the words of him whose
will I do.
7 Man is not far enough advanced in sacred thought to comprehend the
Universal Church, and so the work that God has given me to do is not
the building of that Church.
8 I am a model maker, sent to make a pattern of the Church that is to
be--a pattern that the age may comprehend.
9 My task as model builder lies within my native land, and there, upon
the postulate that Love is son of God, that I am come to manifest that
Love, the Model Church will stand.
10 And from the men of low estate I will select twelve men, who
represent the twelve immortal thoughts; and these will be the Model
Church.
11 The house of Judah, my own kindred in the flesh, will comprehend
but little of my mission to the world.
12 And they will spurn me, scorn my work, accuse me falsely, bind me,
take me to the judgment seat of carnal men who will convict and slay
me on the cross.
13 But men can never slay the truth; though banished it will come
again in greater power; for truth will subjugate the world.
14 The Model Church will live. Though carnal man will prostitute its
sacred laws, symbolic rites and forms, for selfish ends, and make it
but an outward show, the few will find through it the kingdom of the
soul.
15 And when the better age shall come the Universal Church will stand
upon the seven postulates, and will be built according to the pattern
given.
16 The time has come; I go my way unto Jerusalem, and by the power of
living faith, and by the strength that you have given,
17 And in the name of God, our Father-God, the kingdom of the soul
shall be established on the seven hills,
18 And all the peoples, tribes and tongues of earth shall enter in.
19 The Prince of Peace will take his seat upon the throne of power;
the Triune God will then be All in All.
20 And all the sages said, Amen.
21 And Jesus went his way, and after many days, he reached Jerusalem;
and then he sought his home in Galilee.
SECTION XIII.
MEM.
_The Ministry of John, the Harbinger._
CHAPTER 61.
_John, the harbinger, returns to Hebron. Lives as a hermit in
the wilds. Visits Jerusalem and speaks to the people._
It came to pass when John, the son of Zacharias and Elizabeth, had
finished all his studies in the Egyptian schools that he returned to
Hebron, where he abode for certain days.
2 And then he sought the wilderness and made his home in David’s cave
where many years before, he was instructed by the Egyptian sage.
3 Some people called him Hermit of Engedi; and others said, He is the
Wild Man of the hills.
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