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
10 The stranger said, You priests and scribes and Pharisees hear me:
I was a witness of the facts, was in the garden of Siloam, and stood
among your hundred men.
11 And this I know that not a man among your hundred men, will say, I
saw the body stolen from the tomb.
12 And I will testify before the God of heaven and earth, The body was
not stolen from the tomb; the man from Galilee is risen from the dead.
13 And then the priests and scribes and Pharisees rushed up to seize
the man and cast him out.
14 But instantly the fisherman became a radiant form of light, and
priests and scribes and Pharisees fell back in deadly fear; they saw
the man from Galilee.
15 And Jesus looked upon the frightened men and said, This is the body
that you stoned beyond the city’s gates and crucified on Calvary.
16 Behold my hands, my feet, my side and see the wounds the soldiers
made.
17 If you believe that I am phantom made of air, come forth and handle
me; ghosts do not carry flesh and bones.
18 I came to earth to demonstrate the resurrection of the dead, the
transmutation of the flesh of carnal man to flesh of man divine.
19 Then Jesus raised his hands and said, Peace be to every one of you;
good will to all mankind. And then he disappeared.
20 Now, Thomas had not seen the Lord since he had risen from the dead,
and when the ten averred that they had seen and talked with him he
said,
21 Until I see the nail prints in his hands and feet, the spear wound
in his side, and talked with him as I have talked with him before, I
cannot have a reason to believe that he is risen from the dead.
22 At Simon’s house in Bethany the men from Galilee had met. It was
the evening of the first day of the week, and on the morrow all would
turn their faces toward their homes.
23 The eleven apostles all were there; the doors were closed and
barred, and Jesus came and said, Peace be to all!
24 And then he said to Thomas, friend, you do not know that I have
risen from the dead; the time has come for you to know.
25 Come here and see the nail prints in my hands, the spear wound in
my side, and talk with me as you have often talked with me.
26 And Thomas came and saw, and then exclaimed, My master, and my
Lord! I do not now believe, I know that you are risen from the dead.
27 And Jesus said, Because you see me you believe, and blessed are
your eyes;
28 But blessed thrice are they who see me not and yet believe.
29 Then Jesus vanished from their sight, but the disciples were
established in their faith.
CHAPTER 178.
_Jesus appears, fully materialized, before Apollo and the
Silent Brotherhood in Greece. Appears to Claudas and Juliet
on the Tiber near Rome. Appears to the priests in the
Egyptian temple at Heliopolis._
Apollo, with the Silent Brotherhood of Greece, was sitting in a
Delphian grove. The Oracle had spoken loud and long.
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