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In answer to a question of Lamaas Jesus teaches a lesson on the reign of peace and the way to it through antagonisms. The signs of the times. Guidance of the Holy Breath. The Christines go to Bethsaida.
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Now, after they had dined, the guests and Jesus all were in a spacious hall in Mary’s home.
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2 And then Lamaas said, Pray, tell us Lord, is this the dawn of peace?
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3 Have we come forth unto the time when men will war no more?
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4 Are you, indeed, the Prince of Peace that holy men have said would come?
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5 And Jesus said, Peace reigns today; it is the peace of death.
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6 A stagnant pool abides in peace. When waters cease to move they soon are ladened with the seeds of death; corruption dwells in every drop.
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7 The living waters always leap and skip about like lambs in spring.
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8 The nations are corrupt; they sleep within the arms of death and they must be aroused before it is too late.
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9 In life we find antagonists at work. God sent me here to stir unto its depths the waters of the sea of life.
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10 Peace follows strife; I come to slay this peace of death. The prince of peace must first be prince of strife.
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11 This leaven of truth which I have brought to men will stir the demons up, and nations, cities, families will be at war within themselves.
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12 The five that have been dwelling in a home of peace will be divided now, and two shall war with three;
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13 The son will stand against his sire; the mother and the daughter will contend; yea, strife will reign in every home.
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14 The self and greed and doubt will rage into a fever heat, and then, because of me, the earth will be baptized in human blood.
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15 But right is king; and when the smoke is cleared away the nations will learn war no more; the Prince of Peace will come to reign.
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16 Behold, the signs of what I say are in the sky; but men can see them not.
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17 When men behold a cloud rise in the west they say, A shower of rain will come and so it does; and when the wind blows from the south they say, The weather will be hot; and it is so.
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18 Lo, men can read the signs of earth and sky, but they cannot discern the signs of Holy Breath; but you shall know.
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19 The storm of wrath comes on; the carnal man will seek a cause to hale you into court, and cast you into prison cells.
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20 And when these times shall come let wisdom guide; do not resent. Resentment makes more strong the wrath of evil men.
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21 There is a little sense of justice and of mercy in the vilest men of earth.
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22 By taking heed to what you do and say and trusting in the guidance of the Holy Breath, you may inspire this sense to grow.
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23 You thus may make the wrath of men to praise the Lord.
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24 The Christines went their way, and came unto Bethsaida and taught.

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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

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