56. MOSES’ ACCOUNT OF THE CREATION for Jakob Lorber - Gospel of John - Book 2

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ET YOURSELF BE INSTRUCTED

Very few people know that from 1851 to 1864 Jesusgave a much more complete story of the events that happened during His last 3 years before His crucifixion. A much more complete gospel than what we can find inthe Bible. This was revealed by Jesus Christ Himself toa man He choose, namely the Austrian Jakob Lorber whodedicated the last 24 years of his life in the service of our Lord by writing down what He dictated to him throughthe inner word. He heard the words very clearly in theregion of his heart and wrote them faithfully down.This total work consists of 25 books of 100 chapterseach. An enormous valuable spiritual treasure. It is up toeach individual to discover and proof the many teachingsthat Jesus revealed to His disciples. Revelations that were not intended to reveal to theworld at that time but which are now revealed in a veryclear way to us.

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There is no copyright for this book. This is God’s Word and God’s Word is free. It may be copied freely on condition that the text will not be changed.

Original German book: “Das grosse Evangelium Johannes” (1851-1864).This Book 2 is translated from the German book I, chapters 101 to 200.

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HE UNUSUAL WINE

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HEN

Peter

had finished the song, he spoke in a mostsomber tone:‘My friends and brethren, what a contrastbetween us and David once, when he gave the nation thisglorious song of praise. As he sang, he lifted up his eyes to thestars. Because then, according to men's concepts, Jehovah dwelt inthe unapproachable light above all stars. But what would Davidnow do here, since He to whom he lifted up his eyes above allstars...’

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said: ‘Halt Peter, friend, let it suffice and consider allthose we have among us.’[2]Peter remembers at once and invites the guests to partake of theevening meal, consisting mostly in bread and well-cooked fish.[3]But Judas inquires of Peter whether wine could be bought formoney in this vicinity. And

Peter

replies:‘A couple of furlongsdistance, at the inn, wine is sold.’Hearing this, Judas further askswhether he has no one to send down for a barrel full.[4]Says

Peter

:‘You know as well as I do that I have no one tosend. But if you want wine then go to the publican yourself andstrike a deal and you shall come off the better.’Says

Judas

:‘Ishall rather do without than go myself.’Says

Peter

:‘Do as youlike. I can’t spare you servants, as my fishers are still busy at seaand my wife and children and in-laws have their hands full, as youcan see. You are not going to ask me to cart a whole barrel here atnight by myself?’Says

Judas

somewhat annoyed:‘Now, now, Ionly meant well, seeing you have no wine, because I myself wouldhave paid for it, no matter what price.’[5]Says

Peter

:‘There is One among us who converted water intowine at Cana at the wedding of Simon, who also is here. The Onecould also do so now, if necessary. Since however it surely is notnecessary, we can also make do with the very choice water frommy well.’[6]Says

Judas

:‘Right enough, right enough, I am happy therewith

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