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
34 A Pharisee came up and said, This is the Sabbath day; a man who
does a work like this, regarding not the Sabbath day, is not from God.
35 Some of the priests were much amazed and said, A wicked man could
never do a miracle like this; he must possess the power of God. And so
they strove among themselves.
36 They asked the man, What do you think about this man from Galilee?
37 He said, He is a prophet sent from God.
38 Now, many of the Jews did not believe the man was blind from birth;
they said, There is no power to open up the eyes of one born blind.
39 And then they brought the parents of the man before the Pharisees
that they might testify.
40 They said, This is our son who was born blind; we do not know how
he received his sight; he is of age and he can tell; ask him.
41 They were afraid to say what they believed, that Jesus is the
Christ who came to manifest the power of God, lest they offend the
priests and be cast from the synagogue.
42 Again the rulers said, This Jesus is a wicked man. The man who had
been healed stood forth again and said,
43 This Jesus may be sinner or be saint, I do not know; but this one
thing I know; I once was blind, but now I see.
44 And then the scribes and Pharisees reviled the man and said, You
are a follower of this man from Galilee. We follow Moses, but this
man, we know him not, and know not whence he is.
45 The man replied, It is a marvel that you know not whence he is, and
yet he opened up my eyes.
46 You know that nothing but the power of God can do such things.
47 God hears not sinners pray, and you must know that he is not a
wicked man who can employ the power of God.
48 The Pharisees replied, You wretch! you were begotten and were born
in sin, and now you try to teach the law to us. And then they cast him
from the synagogue.
CHAPTER 139.
_Jesus meets and instructs the man who was blind. Unfolds the
mysteries of the kingdom. The sheepfold. Declares himself
the shepherd. Goes to the home of Massalian, where he abides
certain days._
When Jesus heard what had been done and how the priests had cast the
man whom he had healed, out of the synagogue, he found the man and
said to him,
2 Do you believe in God and in the son of God?
3 The man replied, I do believe in God; but who is he, the son of God,
of whom you speak?
4 And Jesus said, The son of God is he who speaks to you.
5 The man inquired then, Why do you say, The son of God? Is there but
one?
6 And Jesus said, All men are sons of God by birth; God is the Father
of the race; but all are not the sons of God by faith.
7 He who attains the victory over self is son of God by faith, and
he who speaks to you has overcome, and he is called the son of God,
because he is the pattern for the sons of men.
8 He who believes and does the will of God is son of God by faith.
9 The man in joy exclaimed, Lord, I believe in God, and in the son of
God.
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