Sunday, February 2, 2014

Planning Ahead for the Birth of Jesus

With the Immaculate Conception of Anna or Ann culminating in the birth of Mary, the twin soul of Jesus, it appears that Mary was always intended to be the Mother of the Savior. So, why did they need to go through the process of selecting and grooming, for almost a decade, twelve maidens when Mary was the result of an Immaculate Conception specifically orchestrated for the purpose of becoming the Mother of Jesus?
The Heavenly Sources had advised the Essenes to select the twelve maidens, so we might suspect that God was attempting to cover all of His bases, in case that Mary, for some reason, turned out not to be the most appropriate Mother. Remember Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden? Things did not work out there according to God's original plan. After God gave first souls and then man free will, God apparently left them primarily alone to make his own decisions and mistakes. If Anna had not dedicated Mary to the service of the Essenes as planned, or Mary made Her own choice to drop out of the strict regimen that the twelve maidens were put through, would God likely have Immaculately Conceived Her anyway, or might He have opted for one of the other maidens instead? Interesting question!

Excerpt from Chapter 12 of The Soul of Jesus.




Thursday, January 30, 2014

What Do You Know About Souls?


For as indicated when the soul departs from a body (this is not being spoken of the Christ, you see), it has all of the form of the body from which it has passed - yet it is not visible to the carnal mind unless that mind has been, and is, attuned to the infinite. Then it appears, in the infinite, as that which may be handled, with all the attributes of the physical being; with the appetites, until these have been accorded to a unit of activity with universal consciousness.

Just as it was with the Christ-body: ‘Children, have ye anything here to eat?’ This indicated to the disciples and the Apostles present that this was not transmutation, but a regeneration, recreation of the atoms and cells of body that might, through desire, masticate material things - fish and honey (in the honeycomb) were given. As also indicated later, when He stood by the sea and the disciples and Apostles who saw Him from the distance could not, in the early morning light, discern - but when He spoke, the voice made the impression upon the mind of the beloved disciple [DS: John] such that he spoke, ‘It is the Lord!’ The body had prepared fire upon the earth - fire, water, the elements that make for creation. For as the spirit is the beginning, water combined of elements is the mother of creation. 

Not transmutation of flesh but creation, in the pattern indicated. Just as when there are those various realms about the solar system in which each entity may find itself when absent from the body, it takes on in those other realms not an earthly form but a pattern - conforming to the same dimensional elements of that individual planet or space.

Excerpt from Chapter 30 of The Soul of Jesus.




Monday, January 27, 2014

Jesus' Wish from the Cross

Hence we find, with the return from Galilee and the activities there upon the ascension (which was fifty days after the resurrection), Mary the mother of Christ became a dweller in the house or home of John - who joined with those in Bethany; for John, as may be well known, was the wealthiest of the disciples of the Christ.

Excerpt from Chapter 36 of The Soul of Jesus.

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Friday, January 24, 2014

Amalgamation of Biblical Events During Rewrites

In the Gospel of Luke, 7:37-38, a sinner washes the feet of Jesus with her tears and wipes them with her hair. The identity of this sinner is not revealed. Many Biblical scholars assume that this was Mary Magdalene, but we may have another situation here of two incidents being amalgamated into one in the early writings, similar to the two women accused of adultery, that Jesus rescued from stoning.

Excerpt from Chapter 45 of The Soul of Jesus.

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Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Biblical History Excerpts from The Soul of Jesus

On his arrival in Egypt, Joseph was sold to Potiphar, an officer of the ruling Pharaoh, and diligently worked his way into a position as a most-trusted servant. Unfortunately for Joseph, he resisted the sexual advances of his master's wife, and as revenge, she told Potiphar that he had taken her. Joseph spent many years in an Egyptian prison. Even in his teenage years, and probably as a gift from his Heavenly Father, Joseph was a skilled interpreter of dreams. This valuable talent was eventually brought to the attention of the Pharaoh, who was haunted by a recurring dream of his own which none of his dream-interpreters could adequately explain. Joseph interpreted the dream as a prophecy that Egypt would have seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine. The Pharaoh was so impressed with Joseph's interpretation of his dreams that Joseph not only avoided a return to prison, but was made the commissioner of supplies. By the time the famine struck, Joseph was the second most powerful person in Egypt.

Excerpt from Chapter 54 of The Soul of Jesus.

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Saturday, January 18, 2014

Jesus' Secret Disciple

 Nicodemus was one of the 70 members of the Jewish Sanhedrin and a secret disciple of Jesus. He occasionally came to speak with Jesus at night. Jesus' one piece robe mentioned here was woven by Nicodemus' wife, Martha, and was presented to Jesus by Nicodemus on one of these night-time visits as a thank-you gift, after Jesus had raised a relative of Nicodemus from the dead. Nicodemus' relative was the widow of Nain's son. See Luke 7:11-15

Excerpt from Chapter 27 of The Soul of Jesus.

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Wednesday, January 15, 2014

The Virgin Mary's New Home

Hence we find, with the return from Galilee and the activities there upon the ascension (which was fifty days after the resurrection), Mary the mother of Christ became a dweller in the house or home of John - who joined with those in Bethany; for John, as may be well known, was the wealthiest of the disciples of the Christ.

Excerpt from Chapter 36 of The Soul of Jesus.