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
Levi
Akashic records; Jesus Christ -- Biography -- Apocryphal and legendary literature
13 The winds blow where they please; men hear their voices, and may
note results; but they know not from whence they come, nor where they
go; and so is every one that is born of Holy Breath.
14 The ruler said, I do not understand; pray tell me plainly what you
mean.
15 And Jesus said, The kingdom of the Holy One is in the soul; men
cannot see it with their carnal eyes; with all their reasoning powers
they comprehend it not.
16 It is a life deep hid in God; its recognition is the work of inner
consciousness.
17 The kingdoms of the world are kingdoms of the sight; the kingdom of
the Holy One is that of faith; its king is love.
18 Men cannot see the love of God unmanifest, and so our Father-God
has clothed this love with flesh--flesh of a son of man.
19 And that the world may see and know this love made manifest, the
son of man must needs be lifted up.
20 As Moses in the wilderness raised up the serpent for the healing of
the flesh, the son of man must be raised up.
21 That all men bitten by the serpent of the dust, the serpent of this
carnal life, may live.
22 He who believes in him shall have eternal life.
23 For God so loved the world that he sent forth his only son to be
raised up that men may see the love of God.
24 God did not send his son to judge the world; he sent him forth to
save the world; to bring men to the light.
25 But men love not the light, for light reveals their wickedness; men
love the dark.
26 Now, every one who loves the truth comes to the light; he does not
fear to have his works made manifest.
27 The light had come, and Nicodemus went his way; he knew the meaning
of the birth of Holy Breath; he felt the presence of the Spirit in his
soul.
28 And Jesus tarried in Jerusalem for many days and taught and healed
the sick.
29 The common people gladly listened to his words, and many left their
all of carnal things and followed him.
CHAPTER 76.
_Jesus in Bethlehem. Explains the Empire of Peace to the
shepherds. An unusual light appears. The shepherds recognize
Jesus as the Christ._
The Logos went to Bethlehem, and many people followed him.
2 He found the shepherd’s home where he was cradled when a babe; here
he abode.
3 He went up to the hills where more than thirty years before the
shepherds watch their flocks and heard the messenger of peace exclaim:
4 At midnight in a cave in Bethlehem the Prince of Peace is born.
5 And shepherds still were there, and sheep still fed upon the hills.
6 And in the valley near great flocks of snow-white doves were flying
to and fro.
7 And when the shepherds knew that Jesus, whom the people called the
king, had come, they came from near and far to speak to him.
8 And Jesus said to them, Behold the life of innocence and peace!
9 White is the symbol of the virtuous and pure! the lamb of innocence;
the dove of peace;
10 And it was meet that love should come in human form amid such
scenes as these.
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