GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
[GGJ.05_223,04] I say, ―Take it easy; this scouting boat will soon turn
around! I will send a wind that will certainly speed up the boat‘s retreat.‖
[GGJ.05_223,05] In an instant a great storm picked up and drove the scout
boat along with the several back-up ships out onto the open water as swift as
an arrow.
[GGJ.05_223,06] But Aziona said, ―Lord, look, now they have indeed gone
out of sight; but they will come back again as soon as the wind dies down!
Oh, these people are like the bad weather and stubborn like an evil disease!
They never leave their intention and their goal, and if it is not these – who
can hardly leave off from their search – then very soon others will come and
pursue the same goal; and if they find the ship here, then it will be bad for us,
for against the strength of the mighty there is no law! I would like to rather
destroy and annihilate the whole ship of sinners than to be in constant fear
with its possession!‖
[GGJ.05_223,07] I say, ―But if I tell you that you need to have no fear of this
at all, then you can indeed be calm! These people who were to be seen now
will never come back, nor even less a second or third back-up; for in these
times the Sea of Galilee is widely known to be very stormy and except by
some fishermen it is little sailed, since one cannot trust the storms – and in
several months this whole event will be as good as completely forgotten!
[GGJ.05_223,08] For if it is certainly reported to Jerusalem that the searchers
for Me had an accident somewhere on the sea, so that nothing more could
be found of them despite all searching, in the temple the certain designated
temple servants of male and female sex would wait for three hours simply
ceremonially, and afterwards no-one in the temple would think anymore
about the missing, but instead one would find others for the same purpose,
give them full authority, money and the necessary weapons and send them
off under all sorts of strictest commands, and these would then move out and
mostly return home again in vain, or more often not at all, like those who
visited us yesterday. And so you now have the whole matter revealed and
can keep without any fear what I give you, secure and protect.‖
[GGJ.05_223,09] Epiphan now says, ―Friend Aziona, under such
circumstances I would not shy away from even taking possession of all of
Rome, if this Lord and Master would say to me: Go and say, The Lord gave
me the whole city and I am thus moving in so that from now on everything
that stands, lives and grows here is my fullest property! And behold, no
person in the world could argue such a right given to me by the Lord, and
everyone would have to bow under the omnipotence of the divine will!
[GGJ.05_223,10] And the same thing is the case here! What earthly power
will try to start a fight with this divine power? For before they would lay hand
to the handle of the sword to fight, they would already be destroyed! Yes, if
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