GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
tops, as they say, and that highly loudly before the eyes and ears of millions!
Now just think as a false re-animator about yourself in the sphere of such a
disclosure! How do you think to cope and deal with things there then?
[GGJ.05_136,13] If people with their highly limited sense of truth in this world
recognize, judge, sentence and finally even punish quite well such indecency
when actually the inner strength of truth is mostly lacking, how much more
there where the truth being one of the most invincible powers is always the
lord above all existing ones!
[GGJ.05_136,14] Look, among the small birds of prey there is one whose
name derives from his song and therefore is called the cuckoo! Breeding is
instinctively built into this bird. Therefore he lays his eggs wherever he may
and can in the nests of various other birds and does not even spare the nests
of the starlings! If this poorer little birds now see that instead of their equals
only cuckoos appear, even they as unreasoning animals make very puzzled
eyes and begin to keep further and further away from the nest and if they
hear any cuckoo crying they fly at him in flocks upon flocks and track and
tease it in every way possible.
[GGJ.05_136,15] Now, if even these reasonless animals equipped only with
an instinctive intelligence take revenge on a deceiver, how much more is that
certainly to be expected among the reasoning people, and how much more
again among the spirits, before whom no deception can take place again,
since their insight and recognition has become quite clear!‖
Chapter 137
[GGJ.05_137,01] (The Lord) ―From this you can see that over there
everything will be revealed and also must be revealed, otherwise the
countless and various unions of spirits could not possibly exist. And now it
begs the question what sort of a face a person will put on there who here
among the people stood in a great reputation because of his wonderful deeds
and for whom on the other side it will immediately be shown only too clearly
that all his miracles were quite common fraud in themselves; and even if the
fraud was well-meant, he still had to be paid and sold to the blind customer
as the genuine goods – and often for a very great amount of money!
[GGJ.05_137,02] And behold, that and nothing else was then also your
method of reanimation until now, particularly of the children! Your monthly
public reanimations in the known underground catacomb-like arches are an
already too deep combination of fraud, than to talk about; for there you have
people employed who every month once have to pretend to be dead in
certain coffins and at your familiar command in the presence of several blind
believing watchers to stand up from the coffin and then immediately to walk
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