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• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture I
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  • had the opportunity of speaking in Switzerland of the
  • sinks into the human soul when we speak of the Gospel of
  • element of understanding, speaking of the ultimate
  • John. John speaks more to our understanding, Luke to our
  • the birth of a man; this is, when he speaks of the star
  • affecting the whole future of mankind. Thus in speaking of
  • I must emphasize that in speaking here of Zarathustra I do
  • language. Speaking as a teacher to his pupils he might say:
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture II
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  • There it was shown how unusually difficult it is to speak in
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture IV
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  • he could speak as I have already indicated.
  • immediately possible to speak in comprehensible words to
  • and to say: He of whom we speak, did not live at the
  • that men were still able to speak to eye-witnesses who would
  • speaks.
  • Whom the Gospels of Matthew and Luke speak; but we have also
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture V
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  • hence in a society like this I can speak without hesitation
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VI
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  • Jesus of whom it speaks. In the Jesus of the Gospel of
  • which speaks more clearly than other sources of knowledge,
  • Jesus of whom the Gospel of Matthew speaks — for as
  • Nathan line? He was able to speak thus because the
  • truth, it was withheld. The Gospels speak the truth we have
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VII
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  • speak of the temptations and delusions that took possession
  • now speaking of the rebirth of these three sheaths, since
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture VIII
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  • the ancient Hebrew language by three words. Just as we speak
  • speaking to us directly from far-off time. It is like the
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture IX
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  • been speaking, souls have progressed from clairvoyance to
  • the ego dawns. Therefore we must speak of the reception of
  • Blessed is he in whom is truth, and speaks truth to his
  • evolution in this sense the Gospel of Matthew speaks on every
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture X
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  • Matthew desired to emphasize. Speaking out of occult
  • speak of something else. In ancient times a crowd or mass of
  • when He tells them He does not speak of the old leaven of the
  • our duty to speak of this fact, just as the great Essene
  • speaking entirely in the sense of that inspiring Bodhisattva
  • are not speaking in accordance with any religious confession.
  • We are not speaking of a return of Christ that will be
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture XI
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  • He speaks of the events that are about to take place, and of
  • is the conscious Peter who now speaks, who fails to
  • death are to follow. So when the conscious Peter speaks (he
  • now speaks in thee but that which thou hast evolved within
  • speak of the historical origin of corresponding
• Title: Gospel of Matthew: Lecture XII
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  • who enter into man and speak to him. Modern people regard
  • Matthew and Luke speak of the man who evolved towards this
  • People who know of these things do not speak in empty phrases
  • to the astral body of the Sun, speaks of ‘Ahura
  • said — speaking altogether in the sense of Zarathustra
  • speaking of the inner nature of Christ Jesus, describes
  • speak of those human relationships established by the God Who
  • Christ Himself. And we know when we speak in the right way of