GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
[GGJ.05_198,10] Hiram says, ―Yes, it indeed seems to me as if I have
understood it; but in order to reach a very clear insight into these neverbefore
imagined and even less heard-of wonderful circumstances, which lie
somewhere in the most enormous great nature of the great world and its
order, there more than my infinitely limited understanding is needed! I cannot
possibly understand it in its basics; but I believe you at you word; for you are
wise enough to know all this very exactly, since your spirit, as Aziona told me
today, is supposed to be quite one in power, in sight and in highly most
perfect realization with the spirit of the very highest divinity, which I do not
see how that is possible, but I believe it, because you now have given us
such extremely powerful evidence of this. Perhaps a time will still come for us
in which we will see things better than now; but for now we must only
believe.‖
Chapter 199
[GGJ.05_199,01] Here Aziona says, ―But tell me, you incomprehensible wise
man, is there in the endless universe of creation then other such worlds, on
which, let‘s say, people have the same job just like us in everything?‖
[GGJ.05_199,02] Say I: ―Friend, just look at your body with a correct
attentiveness and you will notice a number of different limbs and parts! Can
these only have one designation? Can the brain and the stomach have one
and the same designation, or the eye and the ear, the hands and the feet, or
the nose and the mouth? Look, the human body is put together from so
countless many smallest parts in the very most artistic way, even the two
very next and most similar parts, forming one and the same organ, do not
have the very same character and designation!
[GGJ.05_199,03] For example, firmly side by side sit two individual nerves.
Both receive the same food and are animated by the same fluid of life, and
their job is to hold two hairs standing firmly side by side onto the head and to
make them grow. Well, these two most insignificant nerves should also be
fully similar to one another in determination as the same cause of exact
effects! But I say: Oh not at all! These two nerves are just as little similar to
each other in designation as a man and a woman, and therefore also their
inner organism is a thoroughly different one.
[GGJ.05_199,04] But you now think and say to yourself: Yes, then two male
and two female nerves must indeed be fully similar to one another! And I say
to you: Not at all as absolute as you imagine! For if that were the case, all the
hairs would have to grow on one and the same place on the head, or a very
similar next male nerve organization would, only one millimeter away
standing over a differently created main place, not bring any other hair to
grow. Yes, it can even happen that the necessary and by all nature required
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