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  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Contents
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    • ancient Hebrew consciousness of God. The secret of the
    • of the living God. The founding of new communities on the basis
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture I
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    • Iran, and who received from the God, whom he called Ahura
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture II
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    • Psalms and holy prophet, who as a man of God worked both as
    • consciousness of God within him. This people felt the God Who
    • or Jehovah. The consciousness of God lived
    • felt. The God Who had revealed Himself to the Atlantean
    • clairvoyance behind all living things was now the God
    • coursed through the generations. The mighty God of the
    • Universe had now become the God of the Hebrews; the God of
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture III
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    • led to an inward consciousness of God. This reversal of the
    • sucked milk, by the grace of God, from the fingers of its own
    • thoughts concerning the Godhead. Abram, or Abraham as he was
    • men could only learn of God and of divine existence through
    • thoughts concerning God were conceived in the divine wisdom
    • thoughts of God), the physical instrument implanted in
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture IV
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    • The ancient Hebrew consciousness of God. The secret of the
    • of Occult Science it would be inaccurate to describe the God
    • Jehovah by saying, ‘He is the God of Abraham;’
    • but we must say, ‘He is the God of Abraham, of Isaac,
    • earth, a God will live in the blood flowing through the
    • recognize the God Who guides the universe. If he were to
    • recognize in the God Who revealed Himself in the
    • Folk-consciousness of the people, the same God, Who had been
    • his God with the God of the Mysteries. Certainty of
    • could be evolved, but he had to realize that the God who
    • spoke with the same voice as the eternal all-pervading God of
    • High God, Melchisedek or Malekzadik. This meeting of Abraham
    • most high God brought to him bread and the juice of the
    • it emanated from the mighty God Who fills all worlds with
    • secrets of the Godhead, of Him Who lives and weaves in and
    • expression of this Godhead. Raising his eyes to the firmament
    • man would say, ‘There God reveals Himself; and the way
    • conception, the God of the universe revealed Himself through
    • the stars. If this God was to manifest in a special way in
    • the stars — the language of the gods.
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  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture V
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    • God — to the God with whom I am concerned.’
    • before attaining to God, God had to descend through forty-two
    • their God. With them it was as if a man on awakening did not
    • successive stages through which is traced down, from God
    • from God and from Adam, down to the Jesus of this Gospel.
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VI
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    • find the descent of Jesus is traced back to Adam, and to God.
    • version), and in favour with God and man.’ Do we
    • stature, and in favour with God and man.’ This,
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VII
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    • God in human nature!
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VIII
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    • youngest gods, the more recent divinely spiritual forces who
    • have given us our ego; and the older gods who have bestowed
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture IX
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    • god who — according to the Greek account — tempts
    • Father Who art in Heaven; O Lord our God, blessed be Thy
    • prayer addressed to the old Babylonian god Merodach. Some of
    • first time, be able in this way to find his God. Now it has
    • see God.’ Though not a specially good translation it
    • they will be called the children of God.’ The first of
    • They have received God into themselves; they have become an
    • outer expression of the Godhead.
    • ‘Children of God,’ even if these children of God
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture XI
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    • of the living God. The founding of new communities on the basis
    • God, may flow into him from above. Thus we can say: Man
    • Man,’ but as the ‘Son of the living God.’
    • the living God.’ In order to understand them, we must
    • God, He Who lives, the life-spirit, the Son of the Living
    • God!
    • and the Son of God — the Son of the living God, Who
    • ‘Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God.’
    • “Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God
    • God”; on this rock in human nature which the surging
    • Christ has to correct him, saying: ‘It is not God Who
    • fact that a God confronts thee,’ and immediately
    • living God’ — Christ knew He could now inform
  • Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture XII
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    • human being who has been ensouled in this way by a god might
    • Son of the living God,’ we are concerned with a
    • Avatar,’ a God who had descended. But we have only to
    • ‘Son of the living God’ — who came towards
    • external bodily garment of the Sun-god, who thus sent His
    • when a God is to come down to Earth to give an upward impulse
    • who was evolving towards the God, so that he might be worthy
    • to receive the God into himself. To others it was given to
    • know how a God acted when He revealed Himself in a man; or to
    • the gods; gods who have constructed this temple for us out of
    • gods perceive behind all purely physical nature. So of the
    • ether body we can say: Exalted Beings live in it, Gods that
    • godlike departs with it. So the attention of the writer of
    • to gaze into spiritual worlds — ‘My God, my God,
    • body he says, ‘My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken
    • speak of those human relationships established by the God Who
    • fellowships that God, as man, was able to establish among
    • ‘Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God,’
    • for they are the temples of the living God. Look on men as
    • image of God; you will then know that they belong to
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