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
18 Because a man claims to be Christ is not a sign that he is Christ.
19 A man may cause the streams to flow from flinty rocks; may bring
on storms at will; may stay tempestuous winds; may heal the sick and
raise the dead, and not be sent from God.
20 All nature is subservient to the will of man, and evil men, as well
as good, have all the powers of mind, and may control the elements.
21 The head gives not the proof of true messiahship, for man by means
of intellect, can never know of God, nor bring himself to walk in
light.
22 Messiah lives not in the head, but in the heart, the seat of mercy
and of love.
23 Messiah never works for selfish gains; he stands above the carnal
self; his words and deeds are for the universal good.
24 Messiah never tries to be a king, to wear a crown and sit upon an
earthly throne.
25 The king is earthy, of the earth; Messiah is the man from heaven.
26 And then the lawyer asked, Why do you pose as king?
27 And Jesus said, No man has ever heard me say that I am king. I
could not sit in Cæsar’s place and be the Christ.
28 Give unto Cæsar what belongs to him; give unto God the treasures of
your heart.
CHAPTER 74.
_Jesus heals on the Sabbath, and is censured by the Pharisees.
Restores a drowned child. Rescues a wounded dog. Cares for a
homeless child. Speaks on the law of kindness._
It was the Sabbath day, and Jesus stood among the surging masses of
the people in the temple courts and sacred halls.
2 The blind, the deaf, the dumb, and those obsessed were there, and
Jesus spoke the Word, and they were healed.
3 On some he laid his hands, and they were healed; to others he just
spoke the Word, and they were full restored to health; but others had
to go and wash in certain pools; and others he anointed with a holy
oil.
4 A doctor asked him why he healed in divers ways, and he replied,
5 Disease is discord in the human form, and discords are produced in
many ways.
6 The body is a harpsichord; sometimes the strings are too relaxed,
and then inharmony results.
7 Sometimes we find the strings too tense, and then another form of
discord is induced.
8 Disease is many-formed, and there are many ways to cure, to tune
anew the mystic harpsichord.
9 Now when the Pharisees were told that Jesus healed the people on
the Sabbath day they were enraged, and they commanded him to quit the
place.
10 But Jesus said, Was man designed to fit the Sabbath day, or was
the Sabbath day designed to fit the man?
11 If you had fallen in a pit and, lo, the Sabbath day had come, and I
should pass your way, would you cry out,
12 Let me alone; it is a sin to help me on the Sabbath day; I’ll
swelter in this filth until another day?
13 You Pharisees, you hypocrites! you know you would be glad to have
my help upon the Sabbath day, or any other day.
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