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The Christines at the home of Jesus. Jesus unfolds to them the secret doctrine. They go through all Galilee and teach and heal. Jesus brings to life the son of a widow at Nain. They return to Capernaum.
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The twelve apostles went with Jesus to his home, and there abode for certain days.
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2 And Jesus told them many things about the inner life that may not now be written in a book.
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3 Now, in Capernaum there lived a man of wealth, a Roman captain of a hundred men, who loved the Jews and who had built for them a synagogue.
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4 A servant of this man was paralyzed, and he was sick nigh unto death.
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5 The captain knew of Jesus and had heard that by the sacred Word he healed the sick, and he had faith in him.
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6 He sent a message by the elders of the Jews to Jesus, and he plead for help.
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7 And Jesus recognized the captain’s faith and went at once to heal the sick; the captain met him on the way and said to him,
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8 Lo, Lord, it is not well that you should come into my house; I am not worthy of the presence of a man of God.
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9 I am a man of war; my life is spent with those who ofttimes take the lives of fellow men,
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10 And surely he who comes to save would be dishonored if he came beneath my roof.
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11 If you will speak the Word I know my servant will be well.
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12 And Jesus turned and said to those who followed him,
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13 Behold the captain’s faith; I have not seen such faith, no, not in Israel.
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14 Behold, the feast is spread for you; but while you doubt and wait, the alien comes in faith and takes the bread of life.
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15 Then turning to the man he said, Go on your way; according to your faith so shall it be; your servant lives.
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16 It came to pass that at the time that Jesus spoke the Word the palsied man arose, and he was well.
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17 And then the Christines went abroad to teach. And as they came to Nain, a city on the Hermon way, they saw a multitude about the gates.
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18 It was a funeral train; a widow’s son was dead, and friends were bearing out the body to the tomb.
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19 It was the widow’s only son, and she was wild with grief. And Jesus said to her, Weep not, I am the life; your son shall live.
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20 And Jesus raised his hand; the bearers of the dead stood still.
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21 And Jesus touched the bier and said, Young man, return.
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22 The soul returned; the body of the dead was filled with life; the man sat up and spoke.
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23 The people were astonished at the scene, and every one exclaimed, Praise God.
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24 A Jewish priest stood forth and said, Behold, a mighty prophet has appeared; and all the people said, Amen.
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25 The Christines journeyed on; they taught, and healed the sick in many towns of Galilee, and then they came again unto Capernaum.

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The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ The Philosophic and Practical Basis of the Religion of the Aquarian Age of the World and of The Church Universal, Project Gutenberg eBook #44073

CHAPTER 101. CHAPTER 103.