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Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B [GGJ.05_190,07] But then John, My favorite, stepped up to Me and said, ―Lord, are we now more or less in order with these people? For if they should come to us somehow even worse, then I would like to ask You that You Yourself would brave them; for I become crestfallen among them as if my heart wanted to possibly not understand something correctly and fast enough coming from You and then easily say something as if it was Yours, with which I would then be in a fine pickle with these sharp-seers! For they pay attention to every word and to every similar accompanying gesture like a sly fox on his prey! Only one incorrect little word and away with them! [GGJ.05_190,08] Philopold in Kane near Kis was also almost a similar man; but nonetheless it was significantly easier to talk with them. But with these people it is much more difficult because they truly possess much experience and in addition such a sharpness of understanding as has never happened to me before! Mathael was also an extraordinary spirit; but with this Hiram here he would have had a fine task! Thus I ask You, oh Lord, once again, that at a somewhat sharper start You Yourself would take it up with him!‖ [GGJ.05_190,09] I say, ―My dear John that will no longer be necessary! Hiram will indeed bring forward some objections concerning the Messiah, which will make you a little embarrassed; but both of us will also soon bring him onto the right path. But just you go now into the hut and make fire for them; for they have now been making an effort since they left us to start a fire by rubbing stones and wood, but cannot produce anything!‖ [GGJ.05_190,10] John headed for the hut and said, ―Dear friends, it seems to me that today you will not have any success making fire; for I have already observed the hut for a while, but not been able to discover any fire, and my friend said to me: Go over and give the good, worried people a fire! And so I am here now to help you make a fire!‖ [GGJ.05_190,11] Hiram and Aziona said, ―There you are extremely welcome to us then; for our better stones give no fire and the kindling has become somewhat wet in the hut, and so we have now trouble with making fire. Also it goes no better for the neighbors!‖ [GGJ.05_190,12] John said, ―Just lay the wood on the stove and the fire will then immediately be created!‖ [GGJ.05_190,13] They laid the wood on the stove and Aziona said, ―Well, dear friend, the wood is already on the stove! I am truly curious to see in which new way you will now make the fire!‖ Chapter 191 120
Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B [GGJ.05_191,01] John says, ―Look, like this!‖ [GGJ.05_191,02] John simply spoke and said, ―This wood burn here on the stove and in the other huts!‖ and in an instant the fire in the huts burned brightly. [GGJ.05_191,03] At this both clapped their hands over their heads in amazement and said, ―No, that can only be possible for a God! We have indeed seen fire created already by the magicians with the means of rubbing their hands, but simply through the word – never! You must have had some secret powder with which you sprinkled the wood in genuine magician‘s speed – which however neither I nor anyone else noticed – and the powder must have then soon caught fire in contact with the wood; the ancient Egyptians are supposed to have had such a powder. Otherwise that is a purest, very most incomprehensible miracle!‖ [GGJ.05_191,04] John said, ―Things would naturally be best explained with that certain powder; but I took the liberty to remove this affliction in all your huts as you will immediately convince yourselves – and so the certain Egyptian fire powder may now take care for itself!‖ [GGJ.05_191,05] Hardly had John said this, when the neighbors hurried up partly with fear and partly with joy and hastily told what had happened in their huts. [GGJ.05_191,06] Alone Aziona calmed them down and said, ―Just return to your huts quite calmly and comforted; for we already know what you have met!‖ [GGJ.05_191,07] At this the bringers of the news hurried home and prepared themselves for their meager meal. [GGJ.05_191,08] But now also Hiram said, ―Yes, my dear and wonderful friends, now I will head home too for a short time, in order to consume my certainly already cooked fish without salt or other spices; but then I will immediately be back at your service!‖ [GGJ.05_191,09] Said John: ―Remain here and be our guest along with Aziona‘s household!‖ [GGJ.05_191,10] Hiram said, ―Noblest friend that would really be more than much too much from your goodness to me which is constantly more and more incomprehensible! But I must care for your accommodation for the night as well, and so it is necessary that I go home for a little and prepare at least for one of you, because of the limitation of space, a comfortable camp for the night!‖ 121
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