The Great Gospel of John
Volume 3
Jesus' Precepts and Deeds through His Three Years of Teaching
Table of Contents
1
The oracle of Delphi.
2
On the appearance of higher beings.
3
On the destiny and evolution of man.
4
Directive of the Lord with regard to the robbers.
5
Threat of the Pharisees by Julius.
6
Exchange of opinions between the Pharisees and Julius about Jesus.
7
The Pharisee's admission of the coercion of faith in the temple.
8
The conditions of the Lord when accepting the disciples.
9
The advantages of renunciation.
10
Needs and their evil.
11
On the reason for the Flood.
12
Suggestions for the mission.
13
Noah and the Ark.
14
How earthly treasures should be regarded and used.
15
On the right way to the goal of perfection of human beings.
16
Of the Ascension of Jesus.
17
Of the power of the Lord's Will and the freedom of the human soul.
18
The recording of the speeches of the Lord.
19
The Song of Solomon.
20
On the guests' eating at the morning meal.
21
The healing of the five possessed murderer robbers.
22
Speeches of despair of the possessed.
23
The strange state of the soul of the healed possessed.
24
On the distinction between souls by clairvoyants.
25
Mathael's philosophy of nature.
26
Speech about the conflict in nature.
27
Mathael about the inner life of Cyrenius.
28
Mathael's speech about God.
29
Cyrenius' speech about his wisdom and Mathael's response to it.
30
Jesus draws Cyrenius' attention to to the speech of Mathael.
31
Mathael speaks about the path to the goal of true life.
32
About the unity of eternal life.
33
A prophecy of Mathael.
34
The five cured men want to have Jesus identified.
35
Jesus, the hero in the battle against death.
36
The Lord's speech about the true veneration for God.
37
Julius' concerns about interrogating the other criminals.
38
Julius interrogates the criminals.
39
Suetal's speech about the temple and the Saviour from Nazareth.
40
Why the accused came to Galilee.
41
Mathael's story of his fate and healing.
42
Soul and spirit.
43
On life and death.
44
The Lord cares for the prisoners.
45
Report of the healing of a paralytic on the blessed meadow.
46
Suetal reports about the influence of the miracle worker.
47
Mathael's and Suetal's speeches about rebukes.
48
Mathael's speech on law and love.
49
Explanation of the outer occurrences with Moses.
50
The twelfth doubt about the person of the Saviour.
51
Concerns about the account of the divinity of the Nazarene.
52
Suetal's and Ribar's dialogue about testing Raphael's ability to perform miracles.
53
The main features of the teaching of Jesus.
54
A second miracle in accordance with Ribar's desire.
55
On the difference between Raphael's miracles and those of the magicians.
56
Suetal's and Ribar's opinion about Jesus.
57
The Lord promises both to call their attention to the Saviour.
58
Raphael as an avid eater of fish.
59
Good and bad qualities when reprimanding.
60
Suetal shows himself to be a chatterbox.
61
Raphael's teaching about reflection in one's own heart.
62
Risa's worldly wisdom.
63
Hebram's speech points out Risa's error.
64
The divine order and our understanding of the world.
65
The Lord gives tips for living to beginners.
66
The Lord's speech on the role of the genders.
67
Exceptions in cases of sexuality.
68
On sinful sexual intercourse.
69
Improvement measures for sexually self-indulgent people.
70
Instances of lawful divorce.
71
Behavioural tips for married couples and judges.
72
On testing the engaged couple.
73
Raphael records the Lord's speech on sexuality.
74
Suetal's impatience and curiousity to see the Lord.
75
Suetal talks with Ribar about Raphael's behaviour.
76
Ribar's premonition of the presence of the Lord.
77
How God reveals Himself.
78
Reason and emotion.
79
Reason for the diversity of human talents.
80
A rational person searches for love.
81
The Lord announces a solar eclipse.
82
Raphael as a pilot rescues embattled Greeks.
83
Consequences of the solar eclipse.
84
Gods and human beings.
85
Mathael is assigned as teacher to Ouran.
86
Helena, the noble daughter of the wise Greek.
87
The false sun.
88
The Greeks' fear of the Saviour.
89
Mathael's participation and enlightenment.
90
Origin and explanation of the Greek names of gods.
91
Mathael as destroyer of the walls of the pagan temple.
92
How the beauty of the children of God differs from the beauty of the children of the world.
93
Two kinds of love for the Lord.
94
Mathael talks about the movement of the stars.
95
On the process of education in ancient Egypt.
96
Helena's considerations about the wisdom of mankind.
97
On the right time for and effect of instructing the people.
98
Ouran's thoughts while aware of the presence of the Lord.
99
The extinguishment of the false sun and its impact.
100
Man's great heritage and calling.
101
Helena's opinion about the apostles.
102
Mathael explains the names of the first three signs of the zodiac.
103
Explanation of the fourth to sixth signs of the zodiac.
104
The seventh, eighth and ninth signs of the zodiac.
105
Explanation of the last three signs of the zodiac.
106
Helena asks about the school of Mathael.
107
The zodiac in general.
108
Opinions about the spreading of the new teaching.
109
Judas' character.
110
The search for God.
111
Union with the Lord.
112
How to thank God.
113
The future of the pure teaching of God.
114
Information about the awakening in the spirit.
115
Consequences of the natural disasters in Caesarea Philippi.
116
Mark's joy over the chastisement of the priests.
117
Reprimanding glee.
118
Mathael becomes viceroy.
119
Helena becomes Mathael's spouse.
120
Helena's gratitude and good intentions.
121
On Jesus' nature.
122
On the angels' nature.
123
The wisdom of Jarah.
124
Helena on the power of the priests.
125
Ouran shows how unfounded Helena's fear is.
126
Jarah recounts her experiences about the stars.
127
Conversations about the unusual incidents.
128
Micha's notion of wordly wisdom concerning the incidents.
129
Mathael gives clarifications regarding the memorable incidents.
130
The missions and sufferings of the angels.
131
All human unease is dispelled by Raphael.
132
The difficulty of converting priests.
133
About the right search for God.
134
Reason for the destruction of Caesarea Philippi.
135
Cyrenius and the delegation of the Arch-Pharisees from the burnt down Caesarea.
136
Mark's accusation against the High Pharisee.
137
Negotiation with the Pharisees.
138
Cyrenius gives order to send for witnesses against the Pharisees from Caesarea.
139
On the nature of the earth and the moon.
140
A messenger's report of the revolt in Caesarea.
141
Messenger Herme talks about his experience in town.
142
Further examination by Cyrenius.
143
Judgment of the High Pharisee about the Saviour.
144
The Pharisees judge their leader and Jesus.
145
Cyrenius' gravely serious speech.
146
The character of the High Pharisee.
147
The falsified document.
148
The confession of the High Pharisee.
149
The High Pharisee Stahar makes known his notions of faith.
150
Raphael and Stahar.
151
Stahar's experience with Indian magicians.
152
Stahar relates the assassination of the High Priest Zachariah.
153
Raphael gives explanations on the prophecies of the Messiah.
154
Stahar converts his colleagues.
155
Hebram's speech about the "New Light" of eternity.
156
A Pharisee talks about the responsibility of man.
157
Floran philosophises about God.
158
On humility and arrogance.
159
Floran before the Lord.
160
Floran talks with Stahar and his people about the Lord.
161
Floran's confession before the Lord and testimony about the temple.
162
The avenues of divine guidance.
163
Suggestions for the mission work in the vineyard of the Lord.
164
Boats with guests in sight.
165
On the dangers of haughtiness.
166
Joy of reunion after the arrival of the guests.
167
The prophecies about the incarnation of the Lord.
168
Guidance of the individuals and the peoples.
169
The big group meal at Mark's.
170
The contradiction between wanting and doing.
171
On reincarnation.
172
Cornelius and Jarah.
173
Cornelius' question to Jarah.
174
The natural sun.
175
Development of the heart and mind.
176
The fate of the divine teaching.
177
The dignity of human free will.
178
Human aptitude and destiny.
179
Cornelius' memory of Jesus' birth.
180
The nature and destiny of angels.
181
Philopold's philosophy of creation.
182
The reach of mental understanding.
183
The reason for the incarnation of the Lord.
184
The language of the heart.
185
On the nimbus.
186
Preparations for the imminent storm.
187
The storm.
188
The judgment concerning the region of Caesarea Philippi.
189
The afflicted ship on the deep sea.
190
The Jewish merchants from Persia.
191
The travelers' two delegates in conversation with the Lord.
192
On the blessing and curse of wealth.
193
The essential nature of humans.
194
The Persians' opinions about the Lord.
195
Explanation of a scripture by the Lord.
196
The Lord's question about the Messiah.
197
The Persians' difficulties in converting.
198
Shabbi's warning speech.
199
Dialogue between the two delegates.
200
On premature trust.
201
The difference between the Lord and the magicians.
202
The effects of the Lord's deeds on the Persian Jews.
203
The benefit of activity and the evil consequences of idleness.
204
The nature of true revelation.
205
On the powerlessness of humans.
206
Shabbi recognizes the Lord.
207
On the true worship of God.
208
The Persians' reverence before the holiness of the Lord.
209
On prayer.
210
Jarah's future.
211
Exegesis of the fourth commandment.
212
The Pharisaic reading of the fourth commandment.
213
The Lord explains the law of the Pharisees.
214
What is unchastity?
215
The sin against chastity.
216
The Pharisees' dispute about the divinity of the Lord.
217
Cyrenius' and the Lord's discussion about Murel, Stahar and the disciples.
218
Murel's experiences on his journeys.
219
Where to look for the truth.
220
On the decline of Egyptian and Indian wisdom.
221
On the past life of the individual.
222
Philopold's otherworldly experience.
223
The natural order of the worlds.
224
Murel's speech of praise and gratitude.
225
Fulfillment of the prophecy of Isaiah.
226
The Lord's promise.
227
The nature of the Lord and humankind.
228
The future of Jesus' teachings.
229
Concerns about the mission.
230
The invalidity of all concerns regarding the mission.
231
On the Lord's death and the future of his disciples.
232
Conscience and the influence of the angels.
233
The meteor.
234
The nature of matter.
235
The meaning of the Mosaic history of creation. Mathael's supernatural experience.
236
The incomprehensibility of stern guidance. Communion with the Lord in the heart.
237
Reasons for the difficult guidance of Mathael.
238
The inner Word. The reason for the incarnation of the Lord.
239
The thought of God's boredom.
240
Raphael's question regarding the mission.
241
God's kingdom in the human heart.
242
True spiritual life.
243
On the main obstacles to fulfillment of the promises.
244
The free will of an angel.
245
On Venus.
246
The benefits of the order of Venus.