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
40 So in a trinity of days I will show forth the all of life, the all
of death, the meaning of the resurrection of the dead.
41 And what I do all men can do.
42 And you, my three, who constitute the inner circle of the Church of
Christ, will show to men the attributes of all the Gods.
43 And Peter shall make known the Power of God; and James shall show
the Thought of God; and John shall demonstrate the Love of God.
44 Be not afraid of men, for you have been sent forth to do the mighty
works of God the Father, God the Mother, God the Son.
45 And all the powers of carnal life cannot destroy your life until
your work is done.
46 I leave you now, and I will go out in the darkness all alone and
talk with God.
47 By sorrow I am overwhelmed. I leave you here to watch with me.
48 Then Jesus went three hundred cubits toward the east, and fell upon
his face and prayed; he said,
49 My God! my God! is there a way by which I may escape the horrors of
the coming hours? My human flesh shrinks back; my soul is firm; so not
my will, but thine, O God, be done.
50 In agony he prayed; the strain upon the human form was great; his
veins were burst asunder, and his brow was bathed in blood.
51 And then he went back to the three, and found them all asleep; he
said,
52 O Simon, Simon, do you sleep! Could you not watch with me a single
hour? Be vigilant, and watch and pray that your temptations be not too
great for you to bear.
53 I know the spirit is alert and willing; but the flesh is weak.
54 And then he went again and prayed, O Father, God! if I must drink
this bitter cup, give me the strength of body, as I have the strength
of soul; for not my will, but thine be done.
55 And when he went again to his disciples; lo, he found them still
asleep. He wakened them and said to James,
56 Have you been sleeping while your master has been wrestling with
the greatest foe of men? Could you not watch with me a single hour?
57 And then he went again and prayed. O God, I yield to thee; thy will
be done.
58 And then again he went back to the three, and still they slept. He
said to John,
59 With all the love you have for me, could you not watch with me a
single hour?
60 And then he said, It is enough; the hour has come, and my betrayer
is at hand; arise and let us go.
61 And when they came again to Kidron, lo, the eight disciples were
asleep, and Jesus said, You men, awake; behold, for the betrayer of
the son of man is come.
CHAPTER 164.
_Judas betrays his Lord with a kiss. Jesus is seized by the mob
and the disciples flee to save their lives. Jesus is taken
unto Jerusalem. Peter and John follow the mob._
The Lord with the eleven were in the orchard of Massalian, and as they
talked they saw a band of men with lanterns and with swords and clubs
approaching them.
2 And Jesus said, Behold the emissaries of the evil one! and Judas
leads the way.
3 And the disciples said, Lord, let us flee to save our lives.
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