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• Title: Gospel of Mark: Cover Sheet
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  • The ten lectures presented here were given in
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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  • is the picture Steiner presents in this wonderful cycle, and
  • as a man, with the very clear picture he presents here, a
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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  • not the view of the present editors, who believe that, for
  • between a valid factual presentation and a fanaticism
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Notes on the Translation
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  • Mainzer that has been mainly used for the present edition,
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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  • comprehension has been reached only at the present time.
  • Giotto as painter and Dante as poet represent the
  • in their present form be answered by the old traditions, by
  • presentation he must have been a doctor. Others say he must
  • Achilles. Hector, as presented by Homer, is a towering figure
  • age is presented to our souls.
  • presented by Shakespeare, is Hector. The same soul that lived
  • also first presented to mankind in a poetic picture, in a
  • inventions, what interests people in Goethe at the present
  • about Faust. Faust again is a figure who, as he is presented
  • before us; both Hector and Empedocles represent a conclusion.
  • presented men in such a way that they appeared as rounded
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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  • present one thing only may be pointed out by way of
  • Hector or Empedocles were typical group-soul representatives
  • read the Bible in quite a new way. There are at present many
  • culminating point of the whole dramatic presentation. First
  • result not only with the way the Bible represents it, but
  • prophets. At the present time, there is certainly a sort of
  • the world is He presented in so simple and at the same time
  • such an upward dramatic progression presented with such
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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  • whole spirit of Elijah as it is presented in the Bible, and
  • of the present time. Something similar took place during the
  • now all the more present! He feels that his atmosphere, his
  • that the aura that hovered round Elijah-John is also present
  • Raphael will present ever new riddles to future generations
  • spirit is. That is how the Baptist is presented to us.
  • super-sensible beings and this is presented to us in a sharply
  • that at the present time people generally take descriptions
  • a very peculiar way when they wish to present their
  • from the higher worlds was present, and such powers had now
  • new forces which would be present from that time onward. Thus
  • to the present time or not at all we can now say,
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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  • striking picture of Socrates as presented by Plato, then we
  • of the world and the way he presented it comes from the fact
  • founders have presented only the same one thing in different
  • fact that a teacher was present who explained something to
  • And if there had been several pupils present he would have
  • present time, when fortified by all the material of natural
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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  • this by presenting the picture of two significant leaders of
  • remarked that the Buddha represented something like the
  • more clearly how far the Buddha represented the great
  • this entity in such a way that it represents always the
  • perception in the way customary with men of the present time
  • depths can present them or will ever present them in a
  • been presented here. Everything else is idle talk. But truth
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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  • still present in human evolution, but in a certain way it has
  • present way in which the sun rises and sets will in the far
  • fundamentally these represent the clairvoyant perception of
  • development is correctly presented when it is said that when
  • special element in the picture presented by the Old Testament
  • presented in such a way that recurrence is of central
  • Nevertheless something else is really present, even if in his
  • body of the ancient Hebrew people is presented in the Old
  • especially recognize that from now on the entire presentation
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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  • who had not been present proceeded to object, saying that
  • facts that are presented in them.
  • in it, and especially what is presented as having taken place
  • necessary for the understanding of the picture presented in
  • presented as a historical event, a unique event, before all
  • of the events as they are historically presented. When the
  • ability to present what they had seen in such a way that it
  • Nevertheless, there is a possibility even at the present time
  • philosophy. Take up any book on philosophy, any presentation
  • present-day philosophers do not count him even as a
  • itself to them, as if it was still half present for them but
  • in this way that the present-day abstract qualities of the
  • since died away, but they are still present in the West. The
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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  • at present is valid especially for clairvoyance that comes
  • occult research. We know that those representing the high
  • on the Hebrew people a very special priest who represents him
  • body of Phinehas that was later present in Elijah. Thus we
  • those present disputed among themselves and said,
  • representative of humanity, a representative of many people
  • truth that is presented to us here? The truth that Christ
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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  • to exchange the consciousness of the present time, its
  • represents a kind of concluding phase of the culture of
  • that indeed represented a certain high point of
  • art of the Gospels also represents a new beginning, but one
  • wording but in the general tone of the presentation, that
  • His chosen disciples. They are presented to us everywhere in
  • The Jews were expected to understand that He represented the
  • been presented as a king of the Jews.
  • presented from the point of view of the apostles. But how is
  • of those present. Yet nothing happened to Him because of
  • aura. This aura was present and active because He was linked
  • present as long as He was linked to them. The cup had not
  • still see the cosmic element present, but less and less
  • comprehension is difficult. The possibility is always present
  • presenting Him, out of vanity, in a physical form. Rightly
  • is here inserted; yet none of the disciples were present, not
  • told! So the question is still presented to us, and we shall
  • present? What is the source of their knowledge of something
• Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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  • that in his present incarnation there is within him something
  • by a present day professor: the “plain man from
  • although they were not present. Just imagine how memory shone
  • events at which he had not been directly present. And so
  • present.
  • that we have presented to you — and perhaps in the
  • longing has taken root in individual souls. But in present
  • present. But if this part of the brain is missing then words
  • traditions represented by the various Gospels, and reach what
  • the kind of inner fact that must be present if we wish to
  • presented to them. In every detail the Gospels are great, and
  • to do so is also present. It is for this reason that the
  • world. And if representatives of other religions with a
  • ever find it in the way it is presented in