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
Religion
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
20 This rite of cleansing is a preparation rite and they who thus are
cleansed comprise the Church of Purity.
21 And you shall say, You men of Israel, hear; Reform and wash; become
the sons of purity, and you shall be forgiven.
22 This rite of cleansing and this church are but symbolic of the
cleansing of the soul by purity in life, and of the kingdom of the
soul, which does not come with outward show, but is the church within.
23 Now, you may never point the way and tell the multitudes to do what
you have never done; but you must go before and show the way.
24 You are to teach that men must wash; so you must lead the way, your
body must be washed, symbolic of the cleansing of the soul.
25 John said, Why need I wait? May I not go at once and wash?
26 Matheno said, ’Tis well, and then they went down to the Jordan
ford, and east of Jericho, just where the hosts of Israel crossed when
first they entered Canaan, they tarried for a time.
27 Matheno taught the harbinger, and he explained to him the inner
meaning of the cleansing rite and how to wash himself and how to wash
the multitude.
28 And in the river Jordan John was washed; then they returned unto
the wilderness.
29 Now in Engedi’s hills Matheno’s work was done and he and John went
down to Egypt. They rested not until they reached the temple of Sakara
in the valley of the Nile.
30 For many years Matheno was a master in this temple of the
Brotherhood, and when he told about the life of John and of his
mission to the sons of men, the hierophant with joy received the
harbinger and he was called the Brother Nazarite.
31 For eighteen years John lived and wrought within these temple
gates; and here he conquered self, became a master mind and learned
the duties of the harbinger.
SECTION V.
HE.
_Childhood and Early Education of Jesus._
CHAPTER 16.
_The home of Joseph. Mary teaches her son. Jesus’ grandparents
give a feast in his honor. Jesus has a dream. His
grandmother’s interpretation. His birthday gift._
The home of Joseph was on Marmion Way in Nazareth; here Mary taught
her son the lessons of Elihu and Salome.
2 And Jesus greatly loved the Vedic hymns and the Avesta; but more
than all he loved to read the Psalms of David and the pungent words of
Solomon.
3 The Jewish books of prophecy were his delight; and when he reached
his seventh year he needed not the books to read, for he had fixed in
memory every word.
4 Joachim and his wife, grandparents of child Jesus, made a feast in
honor of the child, and all their near of kin were guests.
5 And Jesus stood before the guests and said, I had a dream, and in my
dream I stood before a sea, upon a sandy beach.
6 The waves upon the sea were high; a storm was raging on the deep.
7 Some one above gave me a wand. I took the wand and touched the sand,
and every grain of sand became a living thing; the beach was all a
mass of beauty and of song.
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