GGJ5b

Jakob Lorber – The Great Gospel of John, vol. 5, part B
becomes sick among us never again becomes healthy; he is deteriorating in
health very slowly to the grave! This is the very evil character of this
otherwise beautiful area. Oh, you dear savior, show us poor people also such
a mercy of healing, as you have shown to the blind son of the innkeeper!
Your will be done!‖
[GGJ.05_253,20] And I said, ―Now good then, thus let it be according to your
desires and faith! But now go to your sick and convince yourselves whether
there is any sick person left in your houses and camps!‖ (Mt.19:2)
[GGJ.05_253,21] At these words of Mine all but few who had no sick, hurried
away to find out at home whether their sick had truly been healed. When they
arrived at their houses, already almost evening, they found no sick, but
instead everyone, whatever sickness and illness they had had, were so
healed as if they had never suffered from any sickness.
[GGJ.05_253,22] The sick however did not know what had happened, that
they all at once had become healthy, and immediately asked after the cause
of such an unheard-of event. Then their family told them about Me, and how I
had made the blind son of the rich innkeeper see on the bank of the sea, and
how now also surely all other sick of the innkeeper had been made healthy.
[GGJ.05_253,23] When the healed had heard this, they hurried out of the
houses and came in front of the innkeeper‘s house. Then they demanded in
request to see Me and to give Me their thanks.
[GGJ.05_253,24] Then I went among them and said to them, ―Go home now
and sin no more; for if you fall back again to your sinful ways, you will thereby
also fall back into your old sickness! Keep the commandments that Moses
gave you and you will remain far from all evil.‖
[GGJ.05_253,25] At this I let them all go and our innkeeper, who was now
extremely cheerful and joyful, since all his other sick had also been healed,
did not know at all what he should do for us for the benevolence we had
shown him.
Chapter 254
[GGJ.05_254,01] But since the innkeeper was a Greek and also even a
Gentile, but yet he knew very well that the Jews were not allowed to eat
everything that the Greeks as Gentiles ate, then he asked Me, saying, ―Oh,
you great Lord and Master, what do you and what do these disciples of yours
tend to eat in the evening? Although I am a Gentile, I know nonetheless from
my own personal experiences that the Jews do not eat many things that we
tend to eat, and so I am asking you then what I can serve you all, dear men,
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