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Jesus in Hebron. Goes to Bethany. Advises Ruth regarding certain family troubles.
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With three disciples Jesus went to Hebron where he tarried seven days and taught.
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2 And then he went to Bethany and in the home of Lazarus he taught.
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3 The evening came; the multitudes were gone, and Jesus, Lazarus, and his sisters, Martha, Ruth and Mary, were alone.
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4 And Ruth was sore distressed. Her home was down in Jericho; her husband was the keeper of an inn; his name was Asher-ben.
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5 Now, Asher was a Pharisee of strictest mien and thought, and he regarded Jesus with disdain.
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6 And when his wife confessed her faith in Christ, he drove her from his home.
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7 But Ruth resisted not; she said, If Jesus is the Christ he knows the way, and I am sure he is the Christ,
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8 My husband may become enraged and slay my human form; he cannot kill the soul, and in the many mansions of my Fatherland I have a dwelling-place.
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9 And Ruth told Jesus all; and then she said, What shall I do?
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10 And Jesus said, Your husband is not willingly at fault; he is devout; he prays to God, our Father-God.
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11 His zeal for his religion is intense; in this he is sincere; but it has driven him insane, and he believes it right to keep his home unsullied by the heresy of Christ.
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12 He feels assured that he has done the will of God in driving you away.
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13 Intolerance is ignorance matured.
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14 The light will come to him some day, and then he will repay for all your heartaches, griefs and tears.
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15 And Ruth, you must not think that you are free from blame.
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16 If you had walked in wisdom’s ways, and been content to hold your peace, this grief would not have come to you.
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17 It takes a long, long time for light to break into the shell of prejudice, and patience is the lesson you have need to learn.
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18 The constant dropping of the water wears away the hardest stone.
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19 The sweet and holy incense of a godly life will melt intolerance much quicker than the hottest flame, or hardest blow.
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20 Just wait a little time, and then go home with sympathy and love. Talk not of Christ, nor of the kingdom of the Holy One.
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21 Just live a godly life; refrain from harshness in your speech, and you will lead your husband to the light.

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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 76. CHAPTER 78.

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