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
24 The Pharisee replied, The law provides that man may be divorced,
may put away his wife.
25 And Jesus said, The hardness of the hearts of men induced the giver
of the law to make provisions such as these; but from the first it was
not so.
26 God made a woman for a man, and they were one; and afterwards he
said, A man shall leave his father and his mother and shall cleave
unto his wife; they are no more divided; they are one, one flesh.
27 What God has joined no man can part.
28 Now, when they went up to the house, a man made free to ask again
about this matter of divorce.
29 And Jesus said again what to the Pharisee he said; and then he gave
the higher law of marriage life:
30 Whoever puts away his wife, except she be a courtesan, and then
shall take another wife commits adultery.
31 The woman who shall leave a man, unless he be a libertine and
an adulterer, and then becomes the wife of any other man, commits
adultery.
32 And Thomas asked, What is adultery?
33 And Jesus said, The man who harbors lustful thoughts, who covets
any woman not his wife, is an adulterer.
34 The wife who harbors lustful thoughts, and covets any man who is
not wed to her, is not her husband, is a courtesan.
35 Men cannot make a law to bind two hearts.
36 When two are bound in love they have no thought of lust. The woman
cannot leave the man; the man has no desire to send his wife away.
37 When men and women harbor lustful thoughts, and covet any other
flesh, they are not one, not joined by God.
38 And Philip said, Lord, are there few that God has joined in holy
marriage bonds?
39 And Jesus said, God knows the pure in heart; the lustful men and
women are but creatures of the lustful self; they cannot be at one;
nor can they be at one with God.
40 Nathaniel said, Is it not well that all men should refrain from
taking on themselves the marriage vow?
41 And Jesus said, Men are not pure because they are unmarried men.
The man who lusts is an adulterer if he has wife or not.
42 And then he said to all, Some things men know by being told, while
other things they know not till the gate of consciousness shall open
up for them.
43 I speak a mystery that now you cannot understand; but you shall
some day understand.
44 A eunuch is a man who does not lust; some men are eunuchs born,
some men are eunuchs by the power of men, and some are eunuchs by the
Holy Breath, who makes them free in God through Christ.
45 He who is able to receive the truth I speak, let him receive.
CHAPTER 144.
_The Christines at Tiberius. Jesus speaks on the inner life.
Relates the parable of the prodigal son. The resentment of
the elder brother._
When they had journeyed through the towns and cities of the land of
Galilee, the Lord with his disciples came to Tiberius, and here they
met a few who loved the name of Christ.
2 And Jesus told them many things about the inner life; but when the
multitudes came up, he spoke a parable; he said,
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