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
42 And then he supped and passed the cup, and the disciples supped;
and Jesus said, This is the feast of life, the great passover of the
son of man, the Supper of the Lord, and you shall often eat the bread
and drink the wine.
43 From henceforth shall this bread be called Remembrance bread; this
wine shall be Remembrance wine; and when you eat this bread and drink
this wine remember me.
CHAPTER 161.
_Jesus teaches the eleven. Tells them that they will all be
estranged from him, and that Peter will deny him thrice
before the morning. He speaks final words of encouragement.
Promises the Comforter._
Now, after Judas had gone forth to meet the emissaries of the priests
and to betray his Lord,
2 The master said, The hour has come, the son of man will now be
glorified.
3 My little children, I am with you yet a little while; soon you will
seek me and will find me not, for where I go you cannot come.
4 I give to you a new command: As I love you and give my life for you,
so shall you love the world, and give your life to save the world.
5 Love one another as you love yourselves, and then the world will
know that you are sons of God, disciples of the son of man whom God
has glorified.
6 And Peter said, Lord, where you go there I will go, for I would lay
my life down for my Lord.
7 And Jesus said, Boast not of bravery, my friend; you are not strong
enough tonight to follow me.
8 Now, Peter, hear! you will deny me thrice before the cock shall crow
tomorrow morn.
9 And then he looked upon the eleven and said, You all will be
estranged from me this night.
10 The prophet said, Lo, he will smite the shepherd of the sheep; the
sheep will flee and hide away.
11 But after I am risen from the dead, lo, you will come again, and I
will go before you into Galilee.
12 And Peter said, My Lord, though every other man forsake you I will
not.
13 And Jesus said, O Simon Peter, lo, your zeal is greater than your
fortitude! Behold, for Satan cometh up to sift you as a pan of wheat,
but I have prayed that in your faith you shall not fail; that after
trial you may stand a tower of strength.
14 And the disciples all exclaimed, There is no power on earth that
can estrange, or cause us to deny our Lord.
15 And Jesus said, Let not your hearts be sad; you all believe in God;
believe in me.
16 Behold, for there are many mansions in my Fatherland. If there were
not I would have told you so.
17 I go unto my Fatherland, and will prepare a place for you that
where I am there you may be. But now you do not know the way unto my
Fatherland.
18 And Thomas said, We do not know where you intend to go; how could
we know the way?
19 And Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, the life; I manifest the
Christ of God. No man can reach my Fatherland except he comes with me
through Christ.
20 If you had known and comprehended me, then you would know my
Father-God.
21 And Philip said, Show us the Father and we will be satisfied.
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