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
12 They offered him a sedative to drink, a draught of vinegar and
myrrh; but he refused to drink the draught.
13 The soldiers had prepared a place in which to plant Barabbas’ cross
between the other criminals; and here they raised the cross of Jesus,
who was called the Christ;
14 And then the soldiers and the mob sat down to watch him die.
15 And Jesus said, My Father-God, forgive these men; they know not
what they do.
16 Now, Pilate had prepared a tablet to be placed upon the cross on
which was written in the tongues of Hebrew, Latin and the Greek these
words of truth: JESUS THE CHRIST, KING OF THE JEWS.
17 And this was placed upon the cross. The priests were angered when
they read these words upon the tablet of the cross.
18 And then they prayed that Pilate would not say, He is the Christ,
king of the Jews; but say, He claims to be the Christ, king of the
Jews.
19 But Pilate said, What I have written, I have written; let it stand.
20 The Jewish multitudes who saw the Lord upon the cross were wild
with joy; they said, All hail, fake king!
21 You who would tear the temple down and in three days would build it
up again, why don’t you save yourself?
22 If you are Christ, the son of God, come from the cross; then all
men will believe.
23 The priests and scribes and Pharisees looked on the scene and
scoffed; they said, He rescued others from the grave; why don’t he
save himself?
24 The Jewish soldiers and the Roman guards who came from Galilee were
loud in mocking and deriding him.
25 One of the other men upon the cross joined in the mockery; he said,
If you are Christ, you have the power; just speak the Word, and save
yourself and me.
26 The other man upon the cross rebuked the man; he said, You wretch!
have you no fear of God?
27 This man is innocent of any crime while you and I are guilty and
are paying up the debts we owe.
28 And then he said to Jesus, Lord, I know thy kingdom comes, the
kingdom that the world can never comprehend;
29 And when thou comest on the clouds of heaven, remember me.
30 And Jesus said, Behold, for I will meet you in the realm of souls
this day.
31 Now, standing near unto the cross were many women from Judea and
from Galilee. Among them were the mother of the Lord and Miriam,
32 And Mary, mother of the two apostles, James and John, and Mary
Magdalene, and Martha, Ruth and Mary, and Salome.
33 When Jesus saw his mother and the singer Miriam standing close
beside the cross and John a-near, he said to John,
34 In your most tender care I leave my mother and my sister Miriam.
35 And John replied, While they shall live my home shall be the home
of your thrice blessed mother and your sister Miriam.
36 According to a custom of the Jews, to those who were the
executioners of law and took the lives of criminals, belonged the
garments of the criminals.
37 So when the Lord was crucified, the Roman guards divided up among
themselves the garments of the Lord.
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