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• Title: First Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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  • it down says of Christ (the words are not to be taken
  • beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the
  • Word was a God. The same was in the beginning with God. All
  • things were made by Him, and without this Word was not
  • the beginning was the Word” work in your souls and you
  • spoken of what the “Word” signifies. “In
  • really read: Out of the primal forces emerged the Word. That
  • is what it means: The Word came forth, came forth out of the
  • sense world is revealed. He starts out from these words
  • forces, and rises up to the words of truth. Every truth has
  • has however this meaning: The knowledge, the Word which
  • and today, but this Word is eternal. This Word leads to God
  • words: “In the beginning was the Word”. When one
  • heart, so that the heart becomes one with these words, then
  • “All things were made by Him and without the Word was
  • we find in this Word? We find life. What do we perceive
  • reached when the inner word has become flesh completely
  • loved.” Regarding Lazarus, you find the same words
  • this one can do. Sentence for sentence, word for word, one
  • these few words I could only touch on the contents. Next time
• Title: Third Lecture: The Gospel of St. John
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  • represent the occult not only with words but with deeds.
  • have the significant words, “Verily, verily I say unto
  • incarnations. These words which Jesus spoke to his disciples
  • science the word Elias means the same as El — the goal,
  • the way. Moses is the spiritual scientific word for truth. By
  • meaning of the words on the cross.
  • would see how deep are the words ascribed to John, i.e. to