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- Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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- Different perspectives of history in
- course of Old Testament history. Coming of Christ as
- of history. Development of Hebrew people analogous to
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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- “actual history” related, which began only with
- the primeval history of this people and their work for
- the second millennium of the world's history passed away,
- history. This was the first entry of an inner Orient into the
- stand there as the ideal figure for the whole history of the
- the course of time. Only in later times will history
- events in the history of the Christ Impulse is discovered
- matter and apply it to history in such a way that it becomes
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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- the history of the world and in human life, is really only
- history relates can therefore be studied by considering it as
- Zarathustra wanted to come to them. External history is a
- science knows that external history was only the body for the
- in the old Hebrew history, through the period of the kings,
- the future course of the world's history. Such indications
- remarkable. If you make the effort to compare what history
- the people of the Old Testament. So we find in the history of
- is a prevailing tone running through the history of the Old
- of events following one after another. External history is
- human evolution when we come to know the course of history in
- the reborn Zarathustra. As far as is known to history,
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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- (Turning Points in Spiritual History,
- history, was now about to enter more and more into every
- history they may gradually take up ever more and more of the
- history. And since we are all anthroposophists assembled
- history. It is very natural that a modern author should
- world-history; he is like one of the four rivers which,
- Turning Points in Spiritual History
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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- our gaze to another picture from world history. For in the
- the West spreads through the waves of world history more
- whole history of the Hebrew people they had advanced to the
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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- history. No one who understands them in their innermost
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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- penetrate into the truths of history. And the two streams in
- history of mankind. We see a continuous sequence through the
- developing, everything a part of history. Where is there any
- pervaded by history will be found acceptable by the Western
- to the understanding that in the course of human history it
- thinking, to a concept of history, as the only conception in
- plane of world history. Through what happened on Golgotha,
- before world history.
- of this moment in world history when the Christ meditated and
- history, the greatest that has ever taken place in the whole
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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- monologue in world history” can easily be misunderstood
- world history,” the soliloquy of the God. We must
- history. Of course there is a crucial difference between the
- history, that cross that bore the body of Christ, a human
- of initiation through history. From history I know that the
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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- the Jewish people lives on. At that moment of world history,
- From the point of view of world history it was a fact that
- place of that scene of world history when the Buddha sat
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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- for the fact that the moment in world history had arrived for
- Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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- moment in history mankind ought to have possessed that
- that has happened in history, and is obliged for the sake of
- standpoint. This objective history is concerned with nothing
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