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
16 And Peter said, My master, no, you shall not stoop to wash my feet.
17 And Jesus said, My friend, if I wash not your feet you have no part
with me.
18 And Peter said, Then, O my Lord, wash both my feet, my hands, my
head.
19 And Jesus said to him, He who has taken first his bath is clean,
and has no need to wash, except his feet.
20 The feet are truly symbols of the understanding of the man, and he
who would be clean must, in the living stream of life, wash well his
understanding every day.
21 Then Jesus sat with his disciples at the table of the feast and
said, Behold the lesson of the hour:
22 You call me master; such I am. If, then, your Lord and master kneel
and wash your feet, should you not wash each other’s feet and thus
show forth your willingness to serve?
23 You know these things, and if you do them, blessed thrice are you.
24 And then he said, This is an hour when I can truly praise the name
of God, for I have greatly wished to eat with you this feast before I
pass the veil;
25 For I will eat it not again until anew I eat it with you in the
kingdom of our Father-God.
26 And then they sung the Hebrew song of praise that Jews were wont to
sing before the feast.
27 And then they ate the pasch and as they ate, the master said,
Behold, for one of you will turn away this night and will betray me
into wicked hands.
28 And the disciples were amazed at what he said; they looked into
each other’s face in wonderment; they all exclaimed, Lord, is it I?
29 And Peter said to John, who sat beside the Lord, To whom does he
refer?
30 And John put forth his hand and touched the master’s hand and said,
Which one of us is so depraved as to betray his Lord?
31 And Judas said, Lord, is it I?
32 And Jesus said, He is the one who now has put his hand with mine
into the dish. They looked, and Judas’ hand was with the hand of Jesus
in the dish.
33 And Jesus said, The prophets cannot fail; the son of man must be
betrayed, but woe to him who shall betray his Lord.
34 And from the table Judas rose at once; his hour had come.
35 And Jesus said to him, Do quickly what you are to do. And Judas
went his way.
36 And when the pasch was done the Lord with the eleven sat a while in
silent thought.
37 Then Jesus took a loaf of bread that had been broken not and said,
This loaf is symbol of my body, and the bread is symbol of the bread
of life;
38 And as I break this loaf, so shall my flesh be broken as a pattern
for the sons of men; for men must freely give their bodies up in
willing sacrifice for other men.
39 And as you eat this bread, so shall you eat the bread of life, and
never die. And then he gave to each a piece of bread to eat.
40 And then he took a cup of wine and said, Blood is the life; this is
the life-blood of the grape; it is the symbol of the life of him who
gives his life for men.
41 And as you drink this wine, if you shall drink in faith, you drink
the life of Christ.
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