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
_Last meeting of Jesus with his disciples in Galilee. Miriam
sings a song of praise. The song. The Christines begin their
journey to Jerusalem. They rest at Enon Springs. The selfish
request of the mother of James and John. The Christines reach
Jerusalem._
The work of Jesus in the land of Galilee was done, and he sent forth a
message, and the many came from many towns of Galilee; came to receive
a benediction from his hand.
2 Among the multitudes who came was Luke, a Syrian from Antioch, a
learned physician and a just and upright man.
3 Theophilus, a Grecian senator, a minister of Cæsar’s court, was also
there; and many other men of honor and renown.
4 And Miriam sung: All hail the Day Star from on high!
5 All hail the Christ who ever was, and is and evermore shall be!
6 All hail the darkness of the shadowland! All hail the dawn of peace
on earth; good will to men!
7 All hail triumphant king, who grapples with the tyrant Death, who
conquers in the fight, and brings to light immortal life for men!
8 All hail the broken cross, the mutilated spear!
9 All hail the triumph of the soul! All hail the empty tomb!
10 All hail to him despised by men, rejected by the multitudes; for he
is seated on the throne of power!
11 All hail! for he has called the pure in heart of every clime to sit
with him upon the throne of power!
12 All hail, the rending veil! The way into the highest courts of God
is open for the sons of men!
13 Rejoice, O men of earth, rejoice, and be exceeding glad!
14 Bring forth the harp and touch its highest strings; bring forth the
lute, and sound its sweetest notes!
15 For men who were made low, are high exalted now, and they who
walked in darkness and in the vale of death, are risen up and God and
man are one forevermore,
16 Allelujah! praise the Lord forevermore. Amen.
17 And Jesus lifted up his eyes to heaven and said,
18 My Father-God, let now the benediction of thy love, thy mercy and
thy truth rest on these men.
19 The lamp is taken from their midst, and if the inner light be not
aflame, lo, they must tread the ways of darkness and of death.
20 And then he said to all, Farewell.
21 Then Jesus and his mother, and the twelve, and Miriam and Mary,
mother of the two disciples, James and John,
22 And many other loyal souls who loved the Christ, went to Jerusalem,
that they might celebrate the Jewish feast.
23 And as they journeyed on their way they came to Enon Springs, near
unto Salim where the harbinger once taught.
24 And as they rested by the fountain, Mary, wife of Zebedee, and
mother of the two disciples, James and John, came to the master and
she said,
25 My Lord, I know the kingdom is about to come, and I would ask this
boon: Command that these my sons shall sit with you upon the throne,
the one upon the right, the other on the left.
26 And Jesus said to her, You know not what you ask.
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