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Jesus near Caesarea Philippi (cont.)
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1. |
The true wisdom and the lively worship of God. |
2. |
Fate of the places of Palestine. |
3. |
The Lord with the nine drowning victims. |
4. |
The Lord's instructions for raising the drowned from the dead. |
5. |
Cornelius' doubts. |
6. |
The Persians and the Pharisees arguing over the miracle. Judas Iscariot goes to catch goldfish. |
7. |
The disloyal servant of Helena. |
8. |
The outer rest and inner activity of the group. |
9. |
The spies of Herod. |
10. |
Zinka's apologia and his report on the death of John the Baptist. |
11. |
Cyrenius' friendly answer to Zinka. |
12. |
The capture of John the Baptist. Herod's relationship with Herodias. |
13. |
The Templars' attempt on the life of John the Baptist. |
14. |
Herod's order to arrest Jesus. |
15. |
The enigmatic Roman authority of Herod. |
16. |
The false authority of Herod. |
17. |
The Templars' policy of state. |
18. |
The teaching of the Galilaen prophet. |
19. |
Zinka's opinion of the teaching of Jesus. |
20. |
Zinka's amazement at the miracle of the table. |
21. |
The nature of thirst for knowledge. On right singing. |
22. |
Raphael as a singer. |
23. |
Communication with God through the inner word in the heart. |
24. |
The cultivation of the human heart. |
25. |
Zinka's questions regarding Raphael and his search for the Lord. |
26. |
Jesus raises the two drowning victims from the dead. Zinka recognizes the Lord. |
27. |
The life history of the two girls. |
28. |
Cyrenius recognizes his daughters. Risa and Zinka become the sons-in-law of Cyrenius. |
29. |
Zinka's modesty. |
30. |
Action and speech. |
31. |
Hebram's and Risa's self-reflections. |
32. |
An event from the time of Jesus' adolescence. |
33. |
Cyrenius' pledge to work for the teaching of the Lord. |
34. |
The law of "Must" and "Should" |
35. |
The difference of the souls on earth. |
36. |
Mental illnesses and their treatment. |
37. |
On mental institutions and healers of the soul. |
38. |
True justice. |
39. |
The eternal fundamental law of brotherly love. |
40. |
Somnambulism and its application. |
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Physical and mental cleanliness. Remote healing. |
42. |
The Lord announces a practical example of somnambulism. |
43. |
Citizen Zorel, whose property was burned, asks for compensation. |
44. |
Zorel's concept of property. |
45. |
Zorel has to hear the truth. |
46. |
Zorel asks for permission to leave without hindrance. |
47. |
The preparatory requirements for the somnambulant treatment. |
48. |
Zorel's self-realization. |
49. |
The soul of the somnambulist purifies itself. |
50. |
The purified soul gets clad. |
51. |
The ethereal body of the soul with its senses. |
52. |
Zorel's soul on the path to renunciation. |
53. |
Zorel in paradise. |
54. |
The relationship between body, soul and mind. |
55. |
Zorel's insight into the Creation. |
56. |
The nature of man and his creative destiny. |
57. |
Zorel's insight into the evolutionary processes of nature. |
58. |
Judge not! |
59. |
Zorel's materialistic faith. |
60. |
Zorel's criticism of morality and education. |
61. |
Materialistic errors. |
62. |
On the justified protection of property. |
63. |
Zorel's parentage and family relations. |
64. |
Zorel's past as a slave trader. |
65. |
Zorel's excuses. |
66. |
Zorel's defilement of girls. |
67. |
Cyrenius' indignation about Zorel's crimes. |
68. |
Zorel's excuses. |
69. |
Zorel as murderer of his mother. |
70. |
Zorel's defense of his character traits. |
71. |
Cyrenius' amazement about Zorel's astuteness. |
72. |
John urges Zorel to adopt a better way of life. |
73. |
Cognitive faculty and indulgent intention in the human being. |
74. |
The nature of God and His incarnation. |
75. |
Cyrenius looks after Zorel. |
76. |
On the secret of the inner spiritual life. |
77. |
Zorel's decision to improve. |
78. |
The path to eternal life. |
79. |
On poverty and brotherly love. |
80. |
On carnal lust. |
81. |
On right giving that is pleasing in the sight of God. |
82. |
Humility and arrogance. |
83. |
Education for humility. |
84. |
Zorel's good intentions. |
85. |
Zorel is entrusted to Cornelius. |
86. |
Excessive and appropriate humility. |
87. |
Cornelius and Zorel talk about miracles. |
88. |
Different opinions on the nature of the Lord. |
89. |
The luminous rock from the source of the Nile. |
90. |
Soul and body. |
91. |
The further development of poor souls in the world to come. |
92. |
Guidance in the world to come. |
93. |
The progress of the soul on earth and in the afterworld. |
94. |
The development of the life of the soul. |
95. |
The purpose of service. |
96. |
Insight into the secrets of the Creation. |
97. |
The right pursuit of brotherly love. |
98. |
On monetary aid. |
99. |
On right and wrong service. |
100. |
The teaching of Moses and the teaching of the Lord. |
101. |
The weed among the wheat. |
102. |
Thoughts and their realization. |
103. |
The development of matter. |
104. |
Selfishness as the root of matter. |
105. |
The emergence of the solar systems. |
106. |
The significance and origin of the earth. |
107. |
The origin of the moon. |
108. |
On the hereditary evil of self-love. |
109. |
Salvation, reincarnation and revelation. |
110. |
Baptism. The Trinity in God and man. |
111. |
On the Mosaic food laws. |
112. |
A prediction about the present revelations. |
113. |
The calling to the inner word. |
114. |
A view into the world of nature spirits. |
115. |
Jarah and the nature spirits. |
116. |
The nature and activity of the nature spirits. |
117. |
A tangle of soul substances. |
118. |
The nature of oxygen. |
119. |
Raphael presents how the organic beings were created. |
120. |
Procreation in the animal and human being. |
121. |
Reason for the revelations of the Lord. |
122. |
The Lord reveals the inner being of Judas. |
123. |
The rebuke of Judas. |
124. |
On the upbringing of children. |
125. |
The life of Judas Iscariot. |
126. |
The consequences of wrong upbringing. |
127. |
The fear of death. |
128. |
The separation of the soul from the body at death. |
129. |
The processes during the separation of the soul from the body. |
130. |
Observations of the clairvoyant Mathael at the execution of the murderer robbers. |
131. |
A Sadducee's criticism of Roman punishments. |
132. |
The death of the crucified murderer robbers. |
133. |
Composition of the souls of the murderer robbers. |
134. |
Mathael comes to the dying father of Lazarus. The strange natural phenomenon on his way to Bethany. |
135. |
The rabbi's attempt to resuscitate the dead body of old Lazarus. |
136. |
The spirit of Lazarus bears witness to the Messiah. |
137. |
The cowardly rabbi who broke his word. |
138. |
The life story of old Lazarus. |
139. |
The explanation for the spirit apparitions at the death of old Lazarus. |
140. |
On foolish questions. |
141. |
The wrath of God. |
142. |
On the first human couple. |
143. |
The Flood. |
144. |
The causes of catastrophies. |
145. |
The influence of evil on good. |
146. |
The miraculous little medicinal plant. The nature of light and darkness, of good and evil. |
147. |
The reasons for warmth and cold. |
148. |
The deadly fall of the curious boy. |
149. |
The spirit apparitions at the accident. The suicide of the Essenian who was cursed by the temple. |
150. |
The souls of the two victims in the afterlife. |
151. |
The Lord's explanation of the state of the victims' soul in the afterlife. |
152. |
The different kinds of people who commit suicide and their states in the afterlife. |
153. |
On the philosopher's stone. |
154. |
The poisonous outer life sphere of the widow. |
155. |
Snake venom as a remedy. |
156. |
The spiritual processes at the death of the widow and her daughter. |
157. |
The progression of the soul forms of the two deceased women. |
158. |
The poison in minerals, plants, animals and human beings. |
159. |
The poisonous nature of the two deceased women. |
160. |
Cyrenius' concerns about the earthly system of soul development. |
161. |
Cyrenius criticizes the Mosaic history of Creation. |
162. |
The creation of Adam and Eve. |
163. |
The fourfold meaning of the Mosaic history of Creation. |
164. |
The key to understanding spiritual scriptures. |
165. |
The true teachers of the gospel. |
166. |
The marvelous morning. |
167. |
On fasting and joy. |
168. |
Simon's talk on rebukes out of self-love. |
169. |
Simon criticises the Song of Solomon. |
170. |
The key to understanding the Song of Solomon. |
171. |
Simon explains some of the verses of the Song of Solomon. |
172. |
Gaby admits his ignorance and vanity. |
173. |
Gaby's former Pharisaic principles. |
174. |
Simon's opinions about the Lord. |
175. |
Simon's thoughts about the sexual nature of the Lord as a human being. |
176. |
The individual becoming one with God. Simon's confession of his carnal weaknesses. |
177. |
On the purpose and nature of sensuality. |
178. |
On the nature of the angels. Heart and memory. |
179. |
The people of Abyssinia and Nubia. |
180. |
The Lord sends a messenger toward the Nubian caravan. |
181. |
The Lord talks to the leader of the Nubians. |
182. |
The leader recounts his journey to Memphis. |
183. |
The curse of the excessive culture of the Egyptians. |
184. |
The blessing of the primordial culture of the simple man. |
185. |
The residence of the Nubians in Egypt. |
186. |
The black man asks for assurance about the sojourn of the Lord. |
187. |
The Nubians cognize the Lord. |
188. |
On excessive humility. |
189. |
Oubratouvishar describes his native country Nubia. |
190. |
Oubratouvishar's treasure. |
191. |
The black people who traveled behind. |
192. |
On the nature of Isis and Osiris. |
193. |
The big rock temple of Jabusimbil. |
194. |
Oubratouvishar shows his people the personal God in Jesus. |
195. |
The just doubts of the black people about the divinity of the Lord. |
196. |
Oubratouvishar tries to convince his fellow countrymen of the divinity of Jesus. |
197. |
The spiritual advantages and disadvantages of the moors. |
198. |
The diversity of the climate and the races on earth. |
199. |
On the slow and the fast comprehension of the teaching of the truth. |
200. |
Raphael convinces the moors of the divinity of the Lord. |
201. |
The moor and Oubratouvishar hand over their treasures to Cyrenius. |
202. |
The origin of the Jabusimbil Temple, the Sphinx and the Columns of Memnon, depicted by the hieroglyphs of the first two pearls. |
203. |
The secret of the third pearl: The seven giants and the sarcophagi. |
204. |
Raphael explains the signs of the zodiac on the fourth pearl. |
205. |
The division of time on the fifth pearl. |
206. |
The secret of the sixth pearl: The depiction of the pyramids, obelisks and the Sphinx. |
207. |
The signs of the zodiac of the seventh pearl. The decline of Egyptian culture. The history of the seven pearls. |
208. |
The traditions of the Nubians and the traditions of the white people. |
209. |
Cultivation of the mind and soul. |
210. |
The purpose of the incarnation of the Lord. The moors as witnesses of the true, primordial man. |
211. |
The mastery of the moors over the water. |
212. |
The mastery of the moors over the animals. |
213. |
The mastery of the moors over the plants and the elements. |
214. |
The self-realization of the individual. |
215. |
The outer life sphere of the human soul and the outer light sphere of the sun. |
216. |
On the influence of the human character on domestic animals. |
217. |
The advantages of proper cultivation of the soul. |
218. |
The power of a perfect soul. |
219. |
The effect of sunlight. The composition of the human eye. The soul's sight. |
220. |
On reincarnation and the proper education of the human being. |
221. |
On right understanding and mind reading. |
222. |
The importance of the outer life sphere of the soul. |
223. |
The power of the individual perfected in love. |
224. |
On hungering for spiritual food. |
225. |
The miraculous power of the reincarnated. |
226. |
The relationship between soul and spirit. |
227. |
Brain and soul. |
228. |
The proper development of the brain. |
229. |
Cyrenius asks for clarification of the teaching on the brain. |
230. |
The consequences of unchastity. |
231. |
The blessing of proper procreation. |
232. |
The structure of the human brain. |
233. |
The connection of the frontal lobe with the posterior brain lobe. |
234. |
The connection between the sensory organs and the brain. |
235. |
The unspoiled and the spoiled brain. |
236. |
The character of the world-wise and his misfortune in the afterlife. |
237. |
The effects of a spiritually dark brain. |
238. |
The developmental difficulties of a worldly soul in the afterlife. |
239. |
The influence of wrong education on the brain. |
240. |
The brain of a world-wise person. |
241. |
The question on the origin of sin. |
242. |
Seemingly unjust guidance of the soul in this world and in the afterlife. |
243. |
The nature of God. The necessary difficult trials of life on earth. |
244. |
The self of the individual as the master of his own destiny. |
245. |
The independent development of the human soul to becoming a child of God. |
246. |
God's reasons for the independent perfection of a free human soul. |
247. |
On being possessed. The slow spreading of the gospel. |
248. |
On creating miracles at the right time. |
249. |
The creation of signs in the spreading of the Lord's teaching. |
250. |
Difficulties in the spreading of the pure teaching. |
251. |
The sword as means of punishment in faithless peoples. |
252. |
The "Father" and the "Son" in Jesus. |
253. |
The apparitions at the baptism of the Lord. The eternal nature of the Lord. |
254. |
The magnitude of Creation. |
255. |
The incarnation of the Lord in our period of Creation and on our earth. The omnipresence of the spirit. |
256. |
The outer life sphere of the soul and that of the spirit. |
257. |
The omniscience of God. |
258. |
The language of the animals. |
259. |
Examples of the intelligence of animals. |
260. |
The conversation of the Nubian versed in the animal language with Mark's donkey. |
261. |
The expansion of the human outer life sphere. |
262. |
The outer life light sphere of Moses and the patriarchs. |
263. |
The reason for the explanations of the Lord. |