GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
[GGJ.05_191,11] John says: ―Neither is that necessary, for our ship, on
which we can all sleep very well, has been already set up for that; but
perhaps we will remain the whole night in the open air under the trees on the
beautiful grass as is usual, and so you no longer have to worry about
anything.‖
[GGJ.05_191,12] Hiram said, ―Yes, if so, then certainly I will remain here
without further ado! Only there is one unpleasant thing about this area,
particularly at night; that is the great abundance of all sorts of evil crane flies
and other flying insects; then there are here also a great number of vipers,
who at night come out of their holes into the open air and often bother us
very much. There are certainly here also a great number of storks and
cranes, which fly to this area in hordes and catch their very rich meal; but
nonetheless the scum increases so significantly that every evening there is
enough to satisfy a good ten times as many storks and cranes. For this
reason spending the night in the open air is nonetheless not a very pleasant
thing. I would be for preferring to spend the night on the ship, where one
does not need to worry about the insects, nor the crane flies and even less
the vipers in the rooms!‖
[GGJ.05_191,13] John says: ―Do not be concerned about all that; for neither
the one nor the other should bother you all today, or ever again!‖
[GGJ.05_191,14] With this John left the hut and came back to us and wanted
to tell Me everything that had now happened.
[GGJ.05_191,15] But I praised him and said, ―Everything was in the best
order for these people from Me! But I will now tell you something else!‖
Chapter 192
[GGJ.05_192,01] (The Lord) ―We will have a formal war to fight today
towards midnight! For a second deputation from Jerusalem - since the one
under Zinka has not been heard from - was sent out yesterday from
Jerusalem; – from whom, you can easily imagine! They come by ship and
some fishermen who knew you informed them that we entered this bay today
around noon. They will indeed tonight have difficulty finding their way into this
bay, but in the end with the help of a couple of well-paid fishermen familiar
with this place they will nonetheless arrive here. There are also two arch-
Pharisees among them and a main shield bearer of Herod. But in the
meantime do not tell these fishermen anything about it, because we would
thus give them very unnecessary fear, because they still do not fully know us
and very secretly still consider us to be magicians of the most extraordinary
type!
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