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
21 Do violence to none; exact no wrongful thing, and be contented with
the wages you receive.
22 Among the Jews were many who had been waiting for the Christ to
come, and they regarded John as Christ.
23 But to their questions John replied, In water I do cleanse,
symbolic of the cleansing of the soul; but when he comes who is to
come, lo, he will cleanse in Holy Breath and purify in fire.
24 His fan is in his hand, and he will separate the wheat and chaff;
will throw the chaff away, but garner every grain of wheat. This is
the Christ.
25 Behold he comes! and he will walk with you, and you will know him
not.
26 He is the king; the latchet of his shoes I am not worthy to unloose.
27 And John left Bethany and went again unto the Jordan ford.
CHAPTER 64.
_Jesus comes from Galilee, and is baptized by John. The Holy
Breath testifies of his messiahship._
The news reached Galilee, and Jesus with the multitude went down to
where the harbinger was preaching at the ford.
2 When Jesus saw the harbinger he said, Behold the man of God! Behold
the greatest of the seers! Behold, Elijah has returned!
3 Behold the messenger whom God has sent to open up the way! The
kingdom is at hand.
4 When John saw Jesus standing with the throng he said, Behold the
king who cometh in the name of God!
5 And Jesus said to John, I would be washed in water as a symbol of
the cleansing of the soul.
6 And John replied, You do not need to wash, for you are pure in
thought, and word, and deed. And if you need to wash I am not worthy
to perform the rite.
7 And Jesus said, I come to be a pattern for the sons of men, and what
I bid them do, that I must do; and all men must be washed, symbolic of
the cleansing of the soul.
8 This washing we establish as a rite--baptism rite we call it now,
and so it shall be called.
9 Your work, prophetic harbinger, is to prepare the way, and to reveal
the hidden things.
10 The multitudes are ready for the words of life, and I have come to
be made known by you to all the world, as prophet of the Triune God,
and as the chosen one to manifest the Christ to men.
11 Then John led Jesus down into the river at the ford and he baptized
him in the sacred name of him who sent him forth to manifest the
Christ to men.
12 And as they came out of the stream, the Holy Breath, in form of
dove, came down and sat on Jesus’ head.
13 A voice from heaven said, This is the well-beloved son of God, the
Christ, the love of God made manifest.
14 John heard the voice, and understood the message of the voice.
15 Now Jesus went his way, and John preached to the multitude.
16 As many as confessed their sins, and turned from evil ways to ways
of right, the harbinger baptized, symbolic of the blotting out of sins
by righteousness.
SECTION XIV.
NUN.
_The Christine Ministry of Jesus--Introductory Epoch._
CHAPTER 65.
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