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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Introduction
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    • understanding of the Christ through the inspiration of the
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Some Preliminary Remarks
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    • this individuality is criticized. To understand this tone it
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Contents and Synopsis
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    • difficulty of understanding Mystery of Golgotha. Before
    • perceive it in imagination and to understand it. This
    • understanding particularly necessary for disciples. Contrast
    • and John at Transfiguration; their inability to understand
    • understanding of Mystery of Golgotha. Failure of disciples,
    • understand Mystery of Golgotha. Transmission of clairvoyant
    • knowledge from Peter to Mark. Mark's understanding of
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 1
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    • this reason what we may call the understanding of any
    • what can now lead us to a real understanding of the Gospel
    • and enable us to understand that “the Gospel
    • but only a very few can as yet understand it.
    • a new understanding was required concerning things that up to
    • gradually come to better understand these mysterious paths
    • understand each other in a quite remarkable way. We shall
    • into the languages that are understandable in India, but he
    • stand there as the ideal figure for the whole history of the
    • questions were transformed, and a new kind of understanding
    • try to understand what it means that “an old era is
    • able to understand this if we first turn our attention to
    • the remotest period of this first millennium stands the
    • is described so that he stands as a complete personality
    • Hector stands out above all the others, all those figures who
    • real. They still stand before us as personages of real
    • kind from ourselves, who are difficult to understand but whom
    • understand how the Mystery of Golgotha intervened in human
    • that of Hector stands before us in the pre-Christian age.
    • stands, so to speak, first the figure which he creates, and
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 2
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    • of Troy. He stands as an image of the group soul of the
    • in this great development, we must enter with understanding
    • progressive understanding of Christianity, we must learn to
    • century, increased the difficulty of really understanding the
    • chapters. That the matter stands with Zarathustra as I then
    • wish to understand the Gospel of St. Mark, which is ushered
    • can we understand how such a Gospel as that of St. Mark is
    • Antioch. There is an increased inner understanding of the
    • the old prophets, so that it is possible to understand the
    • Baptist. You can understand him only when you take into
    • stated at the beginning of the Gospel. We see John standing
    • are active. Around Him stand men in whom not merely human
    • understand the Gospel. Why does He call them “sons of
    • understand this we only need to read correctly, and assume
    • He who so stands before humanity that He is recognized by the
    • how wonderfully do the two figures stand out: the grand
    • plot. We only learn to understand how man is inserted into
    • underlies them shall we truly understand them. From what has
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 3
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    • comprehend with their ordinary powers of understanding. They
    • understand, he was forced to admit that when he had finished
    • approach Raphael and understand him in the way his heart
    • wished to understand him, and the title his new work was to
    • and I were to meet him, I would respectfully stand aside to
    • ages. Truly nothing further is required to understand
    • the Baptist stand before us, and it is good if we can feel
    • “clearly” as we understand the word today, but it
    • understands how to value the truths of feeling will wish to
    • order to understand this we must envisage the whole
    • being. They recognized that now among the people there stands
    • again. He does not stand there before those who are to be
    • to understand another story.
    • language the Pharisees were incapable of understanding. They
    • could not understand it; for someone to speak like this was a
    • understand that forgiveness of sins had something to do with
    • ‘Your sins are forgiven,’ or ‘Stand up,
    • stand up, take up your litter and go home.” And at once
    • Christ Jesus stands here beside us as an enlightened one,
    • his karma is such that he may stand up and walk.”
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 4
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    • to understand what happened there half a millennium before
    • understanding of the last centuries it is a good thing to
    • Christ Jesus stand in relation to His pupils? His
    • what they were capable of understanding, of grasping clearly
    • understand the reason for this we must recognize clearly in
    • able to understand his mental images.
    • on the assumption that they would understand what they had
    • who would be able to understand a little of what we today can
    • closer circle of pupils to acquire that understanding, that
    • rational understanding of things that belonged to the higher
    • the same way stands in the midst of the era of the
    • discourses. This we can begin to understand only when we
    • who understands how much is active in the etheric body which
    • stands behind the physical will also understand why so much
    • Socrates and the Buddha stand next to one another like the
    • illustrate how Socrates and the Buddha stand side by
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 5
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    • Buddha stands in the fifth or sixth century before the
    • heights where understanding can be gained. There is no need
    • are to understand it. However widely such revelations as
    • understands them, not even if he is a learned man of the
    • is understandable because those who say such things do indeed
    • not understand what they possess.
    • and what they contribute to the understanding of Hegel, then
    • understanding for such things we may have a conception, an
    • center, here where we stand!
    • that must stand just as it is and be accepted as it is since
    • they looked into the being of things. And we can understand a
    • understand such words as resound over to us from Krishna in the
    • old clairvoyance perceived themselves, you will understand
    • cease. The causes must be perceived. At this point we stand
    • with a full understanding of that which we proclaim. And the
    • stands there as a conclusion. Then, a few centuries later,
    • relation does the Buddha stand to Krishna?
    • men of future times will be able to understand and feel and
    • revelation, as he stands before us, is something that men can
    • Christ as its nucleus together with him who stands before us
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 6
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    • souls from this point of view the understanding we obtained
    • wisdom, to understand recurring development as a triad. The
    • world, must come to an understanding: the subject of
    • So if we wish to understand evolution as a whole we must look
    • to the understanding that in the course of human history it
    • of looking at human evolution from a historical standpoint
    • upon them to understand higher things. And it is very
    • remarkable what He expects them to understand, and what later
    • on He reproaches them for not understanding. Read it in the
    • understand in particular the meaning of this increase of
    • terms. Now they ought to understand what was the destiny of
    • you notice and understand nothing? Are your souls still in
    • said to them, “Do you still not understand?”
    • (it, he saith unto them, Why reason ye, because ye have no bread? perceive ye not yet, neither understand? have ye your heart yet hardened? \
    • 8:21 And he said unto them, How is it that ye do not understand? \
    • them severely because they cannot understand the meaning of
    • you may understand things that are higher than what you have
    • hitherto been able to understand.” When Christ Jesus
    • disciples could not understand it for so long.
    • understandable only through spiritual research. Let us, for
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 7
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    • would be possible to reach the purest and best understanding
    • an approach could lead to misunderstandings, unless a ray of
    • Indeed, an objection made from such a standpoint
    • depends on where the observer in question was standing, for
    • necessary for the understanding of the picture presented in
    • point the apostles are unable to understand at first what is
    • understanding this passage
    • with reference to the understanding of the Mystery of Golgotha
    • the Old Testament people, had at first no understanding of
    • Twelve could not at first understand His description. So it
    • understanding of the higher worlds. This is how it was in
    • picture of the Mystery of Golgotha. Anyone who understands
    • picture that then contains the truth. If we understand the
    • great turning point of human evolution that the understanding
    • understanding possible. It is, of course, necessary to
    • understanding of the highest and most significant event that
    • understanding; and of all those who had to be led gradually
    • to a new understanding of the evolution of mankind, Peter,
    • time. We need everything that human understanding can
    • are quite unable to understand that their kind of conceptual
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 8
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    • understanding. Then something will be noticed. It has often
    • understand what “by the lake” means in this
    • this is drawn from the occult understanding of the conditions
    • standpoint it has often been illuminated. We know that
    • soul of Phinehas, the son of Eleazar, the son of Aaron stands
    • before us; Moses stands before us; and there stands before us
    • they understand immediately what was revealed to them. But
    • understand it, and often learns to understand it only in the
    • following incarnation. But then our understanding is better
    • we understand it correctly, and especially if we allow the
    • under the Bodhi tree stands the picture of Golgotha where
  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 9
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    • understanding to this impulse. Perhaps nowhere else is it
    • understand what shone here out of the cosmos into earth
    • such understanding was altogether impossible. And even today
    • this understanding is still absent. The truth that at that
    • understanding that can come into being only with the further
    • form of understanding that could have been possible and
    • three kinds of understanding were possible, and they could
    • arise at three different levels. Firstly, understanding could
    • understanding of existence. From them, therefore, we have a
    • right to expect the greatest understanding of the Mystery of
    • Golgotha. What kind of understanding may we expect from them?
    • a higher understanding than the leaders of the Old Testament
    • understand how, if there is indeed immortality, these seven
    • complete understanding of the matter. But why was this
    • the understanding of life beyond the earth.
    • disciples. So the first form of understanding could be
    • of understanding could have been expected to be found among
    • understand the realities of Christ Jesus, but they were
    • expected to understand the fact that Christ Jesus came to the
    • lesser kind of understanding. That Christ Jesus had a mission
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  • Title: Gospel of Mark: Lecture 10
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    • enable human beings to come to an understanding of the
    • understanding of the Mystery. For it is true that this
    • understanding has to be acquired in a totally different way
    • than is needed for the understanding of any other historical
    • of understanding that the Christ could have lived within the
    • contains Hellenism and the Mystery of Golgotha stands by
    • own accord. And if those who understand something of it would
    • profound understanding of how the greatest impulse lives in
    • the super-sensible, and this understanding was further
    • leading toward understanding it must nevertheless be looked
    • understand this may argue about the merits of this or that
    • understanding have come into being. It is no wonder that just
    • Man's knowledge and understanding had become ever more deeply
    • stands before us at the moment when, according to the Mark
    • understanding had reached only as far as was possible through
    • penetrated his understanding and knowing. Yet here stood the
    • I stand before that in myself which is alone worthy of
    • what is so often made of it today. Anyone who understands a
    • they in working on this assumption understand everything. How
    • lecturer possesses an unrivalled understanding of everything
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