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The Christines are in Nazareth. Miriam sings a Christine song of praise. Jesus teaches in the synagogue. He heals a dumb man who is obsessed. The people do not believe in him. The Pharisees call him a tool of Beelzebul. The Christines go to Cana.
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It was a gala day in Nazareth. The people there had met with one accord to celebrate some great event.
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2 And Jesus and the foreign masters and the twelve, and Mary, mother of the Lord, and Miriam were there.
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3 And when the people were assembled in the great hall of the town, the graceful singer, Miriam, stood forth and sung a song of praise.
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4 But few of all the multitude knew who the singer was; but instantly she won all hearts.
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5 For many days she sung the songs of Israel, and then she went her way.
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6 The Sabbath came and Jesus went into the synagogue. He took the book of Psalms and read:
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7 Blest is the man who puts his trust in God, respecting not the proud nor such as turn aside to lies.
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8 O Lord, my God, the works that thou hast done for us are wonderful; and many are thy thoughts for us; we cannot count them all,
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9 Thou dost not call for sacrifice, nor offerings of blood; burnt offerings and offerings for sin thou dost not want;
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10 And lo, I come to do thy will, O God; thy law is in my heart,
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11 And I have preached the word of righteousness and peace unto the thronging multitudes; I have declared the counsel of my God in full.
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12 I have not hid thy righteousness within my heart; I have declared thy faithfulness and grace.
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13 I have not kept thy loving-kindness and thy truth away from men; I have declared them to the multitudes.
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14 O Lord, make wide my lips that I may tell thy praise; I do not bring the sacrifice of blood, nor yet burnt offerings for sin.
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15 The sacrifices I would bring to thee, O God, are purity in life, a contrite heart, a spirit full of faith and love; and these thou wilt receive.
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16 And when he had thus read, he gave the book back to the keeper of the books, and then he said,
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17 Upon these ends of earth these messages of God have come.
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18 Our people have exalted sacrificial rites and have neglected mercy, justice and the rights of men.
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19 You Pharisees, you priests, you scribes, your God is surfeited with blood; God does not heed your prayers; you stand before your burning victims; but you stand in vain.
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20 Turn you unto the testimonies of the law; reform and turn to God, and you shall live.
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21 Let not your altars be accursed again with smoke of innocence.
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22 Bring unto God as sacrifice a broken and a contrite heart.
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23 Lift from your fellow men the burdens that you have imposed.
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24 And if you hearken not, and if you turn not from your evil ways, lo, God will smite this nation with a curse.
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25 And when he had thus said he stood aside, and all the people were astonished, and they said,
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26 Where did this man get all his knowledge and his power? From whence did all this wisdom come?
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27 Is not this Mary’s son, whose home is out on Marmion Way?
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28 Are not his brothers, Jude and James and Simon, known among our honored men? Are not his sisters with us here?
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29 But they were all offended by the words he spoke.
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30 And Jesus said, A prophet has no honor in his native land; he is not well received among his kin; his foes are in his home.
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31 And Jesus wrought not many mighty works in Nazareth, because the people had no faith in him. He did not tarry long.
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32 But as he passed from thence two blind men followed him and cried, Thou son of David, hear! Have mercy, Lord, and open up our eyes that we may see.
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33 And Jesus said, Do you believe that I can open up your eyes and make you see?
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34 They said, Yea, Lord, we know that if you speak the Word then we can see.
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35 And Jesus touched their eyes and spoke the Word; he said, According to your faith so will it be.
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36 And they were blest; they opened up their eyes and saw.
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37 And Jesus said, Tell not this thing to any one.
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38 But they went forth and told the news through all the land.
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39 As Jesus walked along the way a man who was obsessed, and who was dumb, was brought to him.

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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 120. CHAPTER 122.

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