GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
space, the essence of eternal time, powers, light and life are understood by
no limited wise man on this Earth, and so neither by these strangers!
[GGJ.05_209,07] But whether in earnest such a divine being exists which is
fully in the clear about this concept, that is a great question which until now
certainly no mortal wise man has ever answered to the satisfaction of other
people, so that they could say: ‗Now we have at least a vague idea about it!‘
[GGJ.05_209,08] Yes, dear Hiram, much has been spoken about this
concept in the high school in Athens, which I also attended, but always
without even the least satisfactory result! What came from the many
discussions and speeches in the end? This would be the greatest crowning
triumph of a wisest man, if he accepted that he knows nothing and even as
the wisest man he does not stand on the lowest step of that temple in which
the great goddess of wisdom keeps her treasures under strong lock and key!
[GGJ.05_209,09] Yes, my dearest friend, it is somewhat difficult to talk to me
about this point! But let‘s leave it for now; the strangers are beginning to stir,
and they should not find us discussing the concepts of impossibility as they
awake!‖
[GGJ.05_209,10] Hiram says, ―You are now truly the firmest old Greek and
you think that my brain has been damaged by the sun; but there you are
powerfully wrong! In two hours you will hopefully judge and speak otherwise!
For everything that is hidden behind these people, you will begin to gain a
better understanding of that only after you have spent some time with them
yourself. I am indeed no weathervane, and our director Aziona just as little;
but we have both now become quite different people and have thrown the old
Diogenes overboard. The same thing will certainly be the case with you also,
and with all the others. But now the Master and His disciples are rising, and
we must immediately ask Him whether He already wants the morning meal.‖
[GGJ.05_209,11] I say, ―Wait a little until the sun has appeared above the
horizon, then set out the morning meal!‖
[GGJ.05_209,12] At this the disciples also begin to stir and to rise from the
grass and from the benches. Some of them go straight down to the sea and
wash; but I do not do that, and Aziona hurries to Me and asks Me whether I
need water for washing.
[GGJ.05_209,13] But I say to him, ―Friend, all this water came from Me; how
should I take it in order to wash? But so that no-one is annoyed, bring Me a
jug full of water from the spring!‖
[GGJ.05_209,14] Aziona now hurries and looks for an empty jug, but he
cannot find one; for all the jugs and other containers are filled to the brim with
the best wine!
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