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
34 Behold, when he will come with all his messengers of light, the
Book of Life, and that of Records, shall be opened up--the books in
which the thoughts and words and deeds are written down.
35 And every one can read the records he has written for himself, and
he will know his doom before the judge shall speak, and this will be
the sifting time.
36 According to their records men will find their own.
37 The judge is Righteousness, the king of all the earth, and he will
separate the multitudes as shepherds separate the sheep and goats.
38 The sheep will find their places on the right, the goats upon the
left, and every man will know his place.
39 And then the judge will say, to those upon the right, You blessed
of the Father-God, come unto your inheritance, which was prepared for
you from times of old.
40 You have been servants of the race; and I was hungry and you gave
me bread; was thirsty and you gave me drink; was naked and you gave me
clothes;
41 Was sick, you ministered to me; and was in prison and you came to
me with words of cheer; I was a stranger and in your homes I found a
home.
42 Then will the righteous say, When did we see you hungry, thirsty,
sick, imprisoned or a stranger at our gates and ministered to you?
43 And then the judge will say, You served the sons of men, and
whatsoever you have done for these, that you have done for me.
44 The judge will say to those upon the left, Depart from me; you have
not served the sons of men.
45 I was hungry and you gave me naught to eat; was thirsty and you
gave me naught to drink; I was a stranger and you drove me from your
door; I was imprisoned and was sick, you did not minister to me.
46 Then these will say, When did we thus neglect to care for you? When
did we see you hungry, thirsty, sick, a stranger or in prison and did
not minister to you?
47 And then the judge will say, Your life was full of self; you served
the self and not your fellow man, and when you slighted one of these,
you slighted and neglected me.
48 Then will the righteous have the kingdom and the power, and they
who are unrighteous shall go forth to pay their debts, to suffer all
that men have suffered at their hands.
49 They who have ears to hear and hearts to understand will comprehend
these parables.
50 When he had finished all these parables he said, You know that in
two days the great passover feast will come, and lo, the son of man
will be betrayed into the hands of wicked men.
51 And he will give his life upon the cross, and men will know that
he, the son of man, is son of God.
52 Then Jesus and the twelve returned to Bethany.
SECTION XVIII.
TZADDI.
_The Arrest and Betrayal of Jesus._
CHAPTER 159.
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