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
Religion
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
3 They went into a mountain pass and spent three days in prayer.
4 Then Jesus said, Behold, the time is near when I will walk with you
in flesh no more.
5 Lo, I have taught that he who counts his life of so much worth that
he would give it not in willing sacrifice to save his brother man, is
worthy not to enter into life.
6 Lo, I am come as pattern for the sons of men, and I have not
refrained from helpfulness.
7 When I had passed the seven tests in Heliopolis, I consecrated life
and all I had, to save the world.
8 In the Judean wilderness I fought the strongest foes of men, and
there I reaffirmed my consecration to the service of my fellow man.
9 In troubles and in trials I have wavered not; when false accusers
came, I answered not.
10 God gave the saving Word to me, and I have often spoken it and
healed the sick, drove unclean spirits out, and raised the dead.
11 And I have shown you how to speak the Word; and I have given you
the Word;
12 In just a little while we turn our faces toward Jerusalem, and one
of you who hear me now will then betray me into wicked hands.
13 The scribes and Pharisees will bring false charges up and hale me
into court, and, by consent of Rome, I will be crucified.
14 Then Peter said, My Lord, it shall not be. The Roman soldiers will
tread on twelve dead men before they reach our Lord.
15 But Jesus said, A savior of the world cannot resist.
16 I came to save the world and I have taken up your names before the
highest courts of heaven, and you have been confirmed as saviors of
the world.
17 And not a name, excepting that of him who shall betray, will ever
be disgraced.
18 I go my way, and though my flesh shall pass, my soul will stand
beside you all the way to guide and bless.
19 And wicked men will seize you in the streets, and as you kneel in
prayer; will charge you with some legal crime, and think they serve
their God by putting you to death.
20 But falter not; the load will heavy be, but with the consciousness
of duty done, the peace of God will lift the load, dispel the pain and
light the way.
21 And we will meet where carnal executioners come not; there we will
serve the cruel men, who in their ignorance had tortured us to death.
22 Can we prevent this outrage and this slaughter of our lives? If not
we are but creatures of the ebb and flow of carnal things. It would
not be a sacrifice of life.
23 But we are masters of the things of time. Lo, we can speak, and
all the spirits of the fire, water, earth and air will stand in our
defense.
24 We can command and many legions of the angel world would come and
strike our enemies to earth.
25 But it is best that not a power of heaven or earth should come to
our relief. And it is best that even God should veil his face and seem
to hear us not.
26 As I am pattern unto you, so you are patterns for the human race.
We show by non-resistance that we give our lives in willing sacrifice
for man.
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