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
9 And when within your souls you speak this Word, you have the keys
of life and death; of things that are; of things that were; of things
that are to be.
10 Behold you are the twelve great branches of the Christine vine; the
twelve foundation stones; the twelve apostles of the Christ.
11 As lambs I send you forth among wild beasts; but the omnific Word
will be your buckler and your shield.
12 And then again the air was filled with song, and every living
creature seemed to say, Praise God! Amen!
13 The next day was the Sabbath day; and Jesus went with his disciples
to the synagogue, and there he taught.
14 The people said, He teaches not as do the scribes and Pharisees;
but as a man who knows, and has authority to speak.
15 As Jesus spoke, a man obsessed came in; the evil spirits that
obsessed the man were of the baser sort; they often threw their victim
to the ground, or in the fire.
16 And when the spirits saw the Christine master in the synagogue they
knew him, and they said,
17 You son of God, why are you here? would you destroy us by the Word
before our time? we would have naught to do with you; let us alone.
18 But Jesus said to them, By the omnific Word I speak; Come out;
torment this man no more; go to your place.
19 And then the unclean spirits threw the man upon the floor, and,
with a fiendish cry, they went away.
20 And Jesus lifted up the man and said to him, If you will keep your
mind full occupied with good, the evil spirits cannot find a place to
stay;
21 They only come to empty heads and hearts. Go on your way and sin no
more.
22 The people were astonished at the words that Jesus spoke, the work
he did. They asked among themselves,
23 Who is this man? From whence comes all this power that even unclean
spirits fear, and flee away?
24 The Christine master left the synagogue; with Peter, Andrew, James
and John, he went to Peter’s house where one, a near of kin, was sick.
25 And Peter’s wife came in; it was her mother who was sick.
26 And Jesus touched the woman as she lay upon her couch; he spoke the
Word; the fever ceased and she arose and ministered to them.
27 The neighbors heard what had occurred, and then they brought their
sick, and those obsessed, and Jesus laid his hands on them, and they
were healed.
CHAPTER 90.
_Jesus goes alone to a mountain to pray. His disciples find
him. He calls the twelve and they journey through Galilee
teaching and healing. At Tiberius Jesus heals a leper. The
Christines return to Capernaum. In his own home Jesus heals a
palsied man and makes known the philosophy of healing and the
forgiveness of sins._
The Christine master disappeared; no one saw him go, and Peter,
James and John set forth to search for him; they found him at his
trysting-place out on the Hammoth hills.
2 And Peter said, The city of Capernaum is wild; the people crowd the
streets and every public place is filled.
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