GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
is striking here now, however, is the wine, as I have just remarked. Where did
Aziona get it from?‖
[GGJ.05_210,04] Hiram says, ―I wanted to say that to you earlier; but you got
there before me. Look, this man here, who said to Aziona: All the waters of
the Earth and also of the heavens are from Me; how should I use it to wash?,
created the wine simply through His will from the water, and now even out of
the air; for He had emptied this container before entirely! And now, what do
you say to that?‖
[GGJ.05_210,05] Epiphan says, ―Yes, if that is so, it is indeed very much!
Indeed certain Indian magicians are supposed to have an extraordinary
power in their will and glances, so that they can bewitch the wildest animals
in an instant to such an extent that they must stand still on one spot as if
lifeless and allow whatever such a magician wants to be done to them; they
are also supposed to be able to command the winds, clouds and lightning
effectively! That has thus been seen before. Well, whether they can also
make the best wine from water or air, I truly do not know; only one knows as
much about the old magicians indeed that they were able to turn water into
blood and rain into sheer frogs and snakes. In itself, that requires indeed a
strong faith; for we have never seen such a thing. But this one we have seen
ourselves, so we can likewise think: If that is possible, then the other can also
have been possible. We will not judge this any further. Aziona is coming
already with the morning meal, and we are already quite hungry, and so we
will put the further discussions off until later!‖
[GGJ.05_210,06] Then everyone was called to the meal. Everyone gathers
around the extended table and begins at My command to tuck in actively and
to eat. The fish are soon eaten up and next bread and wine are served.
[GGJ.05_210,07] When the neighbors, who were still uninformed, taste the
extremely tasty bread and the likewise excellent wine, they really become
alert, and Epiphan says with an investigative manner: Well, now I am
beginning to believe myself that we are dealing with no ordinary and natural
magic; for such a thing has never been heard of by man, as far as I with my
rather extensive knowledge can tell! Ah, the wine is indeed endlessly good!‖
[GGJ.05_210,08] I say, ―It is just right that you used the expression ‗endless‘!
For you already accused Hiram of having a sun-burnt brain, because he
began to speak to you about the fact that the power of My will is an eternally
effective one, working through the whole infinity of space and all eternity of
time, and how all power, all light and all life is united in Me, and how then
also everything that fills the endless space spiritually and naturally came forth
only from Me. What are you now thinking about it? What do you understand
under the expressions: infinity, eternity, space, time, power, light and life?
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