Heal

The therapies—under names like Axiatonal Alignment Therapy, Galaxial Infusion and Reconnective Healing—are based on reconnecting the individual with the universal energy grid.

If Thomas believes he has some past-life issues that need healing, where does that come from?

There healing occurs.

In all of creation there is nothing that heals, nurtures, and rejuvenates the human spirit as completely as the Arcturus vibration.2

The children who are born into more conscious families are made aware that they are not immune from working out and healing their own personal karmas, or from directly experiencing the karma we all share – that of basic ignorance which, beginning with unconscious birth trauma, often results in the perception of being a separate ‘I’ in a separate body, divided within self, left to grieve our heart’s immense loss when we perceive ourselves disconnected and alone.

1. Now, Jesus with his friend Lamaas went through all the regions of Orissa, and the valley of the Ganges, seeking wisdom from the sudras and the visyas and the masters.2. Benares of the Ganges was a city rich in culture and in learning; here the two rabbonis tarried many days.3. And Jesus sought to learn the Hindu art of healing, and became the pupil of Udraka, greatest of the Hindu healers.4. Udraka taught the uses of the waters, plants and earths; of heat and cold; sunshine and shade; of light and dark.5. He said, The laws of nature are the laws of health, and he who lives according to these laws is never sick.6. Transgression of these laws is sin, and he who sins is sick.7. He who obeys the laws, maintains an equilibrium in all his parts, and thus insures true harmony; and harmony is health, while discord is disease.8. That which produces harmony in all the parts of man is medicine, insuring health.9. The body is a harpsichord, and when its strings are too relaxed, or are too tense, the instrument is out of tune, the man is sick.10. Now, everything in nature has been made to meet the wants of man; so everything is found in medical arcanes.11. And when the harpsichord of man is out of tune the vast expanse of nature may be searched for remedy; there is a cure for every ailment of the flesh.12. Of course the will of man is remedy supreme; and by the vigorous exercise of will, man way make tense a chord that is relaxed, or may relax one that is too tense, and thus may heal himself.13. When man has reached the place where he has faith in God, in nature and himself, he knows the Word of power; his word is balm for every wound, is cure for all the ills of life.14. The healer is the man who can inspire faith.

The tongue may speak to human ears, but souls are reached by souls that speak to souls.15. He is the forceful man whose soul is large, and who can enter into souls, inspiring hope in those who have no hope, and faith in those who have no faith in God, in nature, nor in man.16. There is no universal balm for those who tread the common walks of life.17. A thousand things produce inharmony and make men sick; a thousand things may tune the harpsichord, and make men well.18. That which is medicine for one is poison for another one; so one is healed by what would kill another one.19. An herb may heal the one; a drink of water may restore another one; a mountain breeze may bring to life one seeming past all help;20. A coal of fire, or bit of earth, may cure another one; and one may wash in certain streams, or pools, and be made whole.21. The virtue from the hand or breath may heal a thousand more; but love is queen.

Heals a child.

The doctors had declared, There is no hope; the child must die.14. The woman heard that Jesus was a teacher sent from God, and she believed that he had power to heal her son.15. And so she clasped the dying infant in her arms and ran with haste and asked to see the man of God.16. When Jesus saw her faith he lifted up his eyes to heaven and said,17. My Father-God, let power divine o'ershadow me, and let the Holy Breath fill full this child that it may live.18. And in the presence of the multitude he laid his hand upon the child and said,19. Good woman you are blest; your faith has saved your son.

And then the child was well.20. The people were astonished and they said, This surely is the Holy One made flesh, for man alone cannot a fever thus and save a child from death.21. Then many of the people brought their sick, and Jesus spoke the Word, and they were healed.22. Among the Ladaks Jesus tarried many days; he taught them how to heal; how sins are blotted out, and how to make on earth a heaven of joy.23. The people loved him for his words and works, and when he must depart they grieved as children grieve when mother goes away.24. And on the morning when he started on his way the multitudes were there to press his hand.25. To them he spoke a parable; he said, A certain king so loved the people of his land that he sent forth his only son with precious gifts for all.26. The son went everywhere and scattered forth the gifts with lavish hand.27. But there were priests who ministered at shrines of foreign gods, who were not pleased because the king did not through them bestow the gifts.28. And so they sought to cause the people all to hate the son.

1. A Caravan of merchantmen were journeying through the Kashmar vale as Jesus passed that way, and they are going to Lahore, a city of the Hand, the five-stream land.2. The merchantmen had heard the prophet speak, had seen his mighty works in Leh, and they were glad to see him once again.3. And when they knew that he was going to Lahore and then across the Sind, through Persia and the farther West, and that he had no beast on which to ride,4. They freely gave to him a noble bactrian beast, well saddled and equipped, and Jesus journeyed with the caravan.5. And when he reached Lahore, Ajainin and some other Brahmic priests, received him with delight.6. Ajainin was the priest who came to Jesus in the night time in Benares many months before, and heard he words of truth.7. And Jesus was Ajainin's guest; he taught Ajainin many things; revealed to him the secrets of the healing art.8. He taught him how he could control the spirits of the air, the fire, the water and the earth; and he explained to him the secret doctrine of forgiveness, and the blotting out of sins.9. One day Ajainin sat with Jesus in the temple porch; a band of wandering singers and musicians paused before the court to sing and play.10. Their music was most rich and delicate, and Jesus said, Among the high-breed people of the land we hear no sweeter music than that these uncouth children of the wilderness bring here to us.11. From whence this talent and this power?

Teaches and heals in many places.

1. Four-and-Twenty years of age was Jesus when he entered Persia on his homeward way.2. In many a hamlet, town and neighbourhood he paused a while and taught and healed.3. The priests and ruling classes did not welcome him, because he censured them for cruelty to those of low estate.4. The common people followed him in throngs5. At times the chiefs made bold to try to hinder him, forbidding him to teach or heal the sick.

1. Now, in the early morning Jesus came again to teach and heal.

Jesus stands by a healing fountain.

Reveals the fact that faith is the potent factor in healing and many are healed by faith.

1. A flowing spring that people called the Healing Fount, was near Persepolis.2. And all the people thought that at a certain time of the year their deity came down and gave a virtue to the waters of the fount, and that the sick who then would plunge into the fount and wash would be made whole.3. About the fount a multitude of people were in waiting for the Holy One to come and potentise the waters of the fount.4. The blind, the lame, the deaf, the dumb, and those obsessed were there.5. And Jesus, standing in the midst of them, exclaimed, Behold the spring of life!

These waters that will fail are honoured as the special blessing of your God.6. From whence do healing virtues come?

Why does he bless this spring to-day, and then to-morrow take his blessings all away?7. A deity of power could fill these waters full of healing virtue every day.8. Hear me, you sick, disconsolate: The virtue of this fount is not a special gift of God.9. Faith is the healing power of every drop of all the waters of this spring.10. He who believes with all his heart that he will be made whole by washing in this fount will be made whole when he has washed; and he may wash at any time.11. Let every one who has this faith in God and in himself plunge in these waters now and wash.12. And many of the people plunged into the crystal fount; and they were healed.13. And then there was a rush, for all the people were inspired with faith, and each one strove to be among the first to wash, lest all the virtue be absorbed.14. And Jesus saw a little child, weak, faint and helpless, sitting all alone beyond the surging crowd; and there was none to help her to the fount.15. And Jesus said, My little one, why do you sit and wait?

Meets Ashbina, with whom he visits many towns and cities, teaching and healing the sick.

I will go forth and find that child, that woman and that man, and give them help until my life's blood all has ebbed away.23. I call it pleasure when I help the helpless, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, heal the sick, and speak good words of cheer to those unloved, discouraged and depressed.24. And this that you call mirth is but a phantom of the night; but flashes of the fire of passion, painting pictures on the walls of time.25. And while the Logos spoke the white-robed priest came in and said to him, The council waits for you.26. Then Jesus stood again before the bar; again no word was said; the hierophant placed in his hands a scroll, on which was writ, PHILANTHROPY.27. And Jesus was a victor over selfish self.

Messiahs are not made by men.17. In first of every age Messiah comes to light the way; to heal up broken hearts; to set the prisoners free.

Messiah and the Christ are one.18. Because a man claims to be Christ is not a sign that he is Christ.19. A man may cause the streams to flow from flinty rocks; may bring storms at will; may stay tempestuous winds; may heal the sick and raise the dead, and not be sent from God.20. All nature is subservient to the will of man, and evil man, as well as good, have all the powers of mind, and may control the elements.21. The head gives not the proof of true messiahship, for man by means of intellect, can never know of God, nor bring himself to walk in light.22. Messiah lives not in the head, but in the heart, the seat of mercy and of love.23. Messiah never works for selfish gains; he stands above the carnal self; his words and deeds are for the universal good.24. Messiah never tries to be a king, to wear a crown and sit upon an earthly throne.25. The king is earthy, of the earth; Messiah is the man from heaven.26. And then the lawyer asked, Why do you pose as king?27. And Jesus said, No man has ever heard me say that I am king.

Jesus heals on the Sabbath, and is censured by the Pharisees.

He took it in his arms and bore it to the home where he abode.20. He poured the healing oil into the wounds; he cared for it as though it were a child till it was strong and well.21. And Jesus saw a little boy who had no home, and he was hungry; when he called for bread the people turned away.22. And Jesus took the child and gave him bread; he wrapped him in his own warm coat, and found for him a home.23. To those who followed him the master said, If man would gain again his lost estate he must respect the brotherhood of life.24. Whoever is not kind to every form of life--to man, to beast, to bird, and creeping thing--cannot expect the blessings of the Holy One; for as we give, so God will give to us.

Can he go back into the womb and come again to life?10. And Jesus said, The birth of which I speak is not the birth of flesh.11. Except a man be born of water and the Holy Breath, he cannot come into the kingdom of the Holy One.12. That which is born of flesh is child of man; that which is born of Holy Breath is child of God.13. The winds blow where they please; men hear their voices, and may note results; but they know not from whence they come, nor where they go; and so is every one that is born of Holy Breath.14. The ruler said, I do not understand; pray tell me plainly what you mean.15. And Jesus said, The kingdom of the Holy One is in the soul; men cannot see it with their carnal eyes; with all their reasoning powers they comprehend it not.16. It is a life deep hid in God; its recognition is the work of inner consciousness.17. The kingdoms of the world are kingdoms of the sight; the kingdom of the Holy One is that of faith; its king is love.18. Men cannot see the love of God unmanifest, and so our Father-God has clothed this love with flesh--flesh of a son of man.19. And that the world may see and know this love made manifest, the son of man must needs be lifted up.20. As Moses in the wilderness raised up the serpent for the healing of the flesh, the son of man must be raised up.21. That all men bitten by the serpent of the dust, the serpent of the dust, the serpent of this carnal life, may live.22. He who believes in him shall have eternal life.23. For God so loved the world that he sent forth his only son to be raised up that men may see the love of God.24. God did not send his son to judge the world; he sent him forth to save the world; to bring men to the light.25. But men love not the light, for light reveals their wickedness; men love the dark.26. Now, every one who loves the truth comes to the light; he does not fear to have his works made manifest.27. The light had come, and Nicodemus went his way; he knew the meaning of the birth of Holy Breath; he felt the presence of the Spirit in his soul.28. And Jesus tarried in Jerusalem for many days and taught and healed the sick.29. The common people gladly listened to his words, and many left their all of carnal things and followed him.

Heals a servant of Asher.

Heals many people.

The man looked up in thankfulness and said, Praise God.10. And many of the people brought their sick, and Jesus spoke the Word, and they were healed.11. The ruler of the synagogue, and all the priest were much disturbed when told that Jesus from Jerusalem was preaching in the town.12. They thought that he had come to proselyte and stir up strife among Samaritans.13. And so they sent an officer to bring him to the synagogue that he might give a reason for his presence in the town.14. But Jesus said to him who came, Go back and tell the priests and ruler of the synagogue that I am not engaged in crime.15. I come to bind up broken hearts, to heal the sick, and cast the evil spirits out of those obsessed.16. Tell them, their prophets spoke of me; that I come to break no law, but to fulfil the highest law.17. The man returned and told the priests and ruler of the synagogue what Jesus said.18. The ruler was amazed, and with the priests went to the market place where Jesus was.19. And when he saw them, Jesus said, Behold the honoured men of all Samaria!

Heals a woman by mental power.

And she replied,20. I do not know; I simply asked the man of God in thought for healing power, and in a moment I was well.21. The people said, The gods have surely come to earth; for man has not the power to heal by thought.22. But Jesus said, The greatest power in heaven and earth is thought.23. God made the universe by thought; he paints the lily and the rose with thought.24. Why think it strange that I should send a healing thought and change the ethers of disease and death to those of health and life?25. Lo, you shall see far greater things than this, for by the power of holy thought, my body will be changed from carnal flesh to spirit form; and so will yours.26. When Jesus had thus said he disappeared, and no one saw him go.27. His own disciples did not comprehend the change; they knew not where their master went, and they went on their way.28. But as they walked and talked about the strange event, lo, Jesus came and walked with them to Nazareth of Galilee.

Does not his mother live on Marmion way?8. And one spoke out and said, This is the man who did such mighty works in Cana, in Capernaum, and in Jerusalem.9. And then the people said, Physician heal yourself.

Jesus heals a noblesman's child.

1. In Nazareth Jesus taught no more; he went with his disciples up to Cana, where, at a marriage feast, he once turned water into wine.2. And here he met a man of noble birth whose home was in Capernaum, whose son was sick.3. The man had faith in Jesus' power to heal, and when he learned that he had come to Galilee he went in haste to meet him on the way.4. The man met Jesus at the seventh hour, and he entreated him to hasten to Capernaum to save hi son.5. But Jesus did not go; he stood aside in silence for a time, and then he said, Your faith has proved a healing balm; your son is well.6. The man believed and went his way toward Capernaum and as he went he met a servant from his home who said,7. My lord, You need not haste; your son is well.8. The father asked, When did my son begin to mend?9. The servant said, On yesterday about the seventh hour the fever left.10. And then the father knew it was the healing balm that Jesus sent that saved his son.11. In Cana Jesus tarried not he went his way with his disciples to Capernaum, where he secured a spacious house where, with his mother, he could live, where his disciples might repair to hear the Word.12. He called the men who had confessed their faith in him to meet him in his home, which his disciples called, The school of Christ; and when they came he said to them,13. This gospel of the Christ must be proclaimed in all the world.14. This Christine vine will be a mighty vine whose branches will comprise the peoples, tribes and tongues of all the earth.15. I am the vine; twelve men shall be the branches of the stock, and these shall send forth branches everywhere;16. And from among the people who have followed me, the Holy Breath will call the twelve.17. Go now and do your work as you have done your work; but listen for the call.18. Then the disciples went unto their daily tasks, to do their work as they had done, and Jesus went alone into the Hammoth hills to pray.19. Three days and nights he spent communing with the Silent Brotherhood; then, in the power of Holy breath he came to call the twelve.

He heals Peter's mother-in-law.

He calls the twelve and they journey through Galilee teaching and healing.

At Tiberius Jesus heals a leper.

In his own home Jesus heals a palsied man and makes known the philosophy of healing and the forgiveness of sins.

1. The Christine master disappeared; no one saw him go, and Peter, James and John set forth to search for him; they found him at his trysting-place out on the Hammoth hills.2. And Peter said, The city of Capernaum is wild; the people crowd the streets and every public place is filled.3. The men, the women and the children everywhere are asking for the man who heals by will.4. Your home and our homes are filled with people who are sick; they call for Jesus who is called the Christ.

Heals an impotent man.

Gives a practical lesson in healing.

1. The feast time came and Jesus and the twelve went to Jerusalem.2. Upon the day before the Sabbath day they reached Mount Olives and they tarried at an inn before Mount Olives on the north.3. And in the early morning of the Sabbath day they went in through the sheep gate to Jerusalem.4. The healing fountain of Bethesda, near the gate, was thronged about with people who were sick;5. For they believed that at a certain time an angel came and poured a healing virtue in the pool, and those who entered first and bathed, would be made whole.6. And Jesus and the twelve were standing near the pool.7. And Jesus saw a man near by who had been stricken eight and thirty years; without a hand to help he could not move.8. And Jesus said to him, My brother, man, would you be healed?9. The man replied, I earnestly desire to be healed; but I am helpless and when the angel comes and pours the healing virtues in the pool,10. Another who can walk, steps in the fountain first and I am left unhealed.11. And Jesus said, Who sends an angel here to potentise this pool for just a favoured few?12. I know it is not God, for he deals just the same with every one.13. One has no better chance in heaven's healing fountain than another one.14. The fount of health is in your soul; it has a door locked fast; the key is faith;15. And every one can have this key and may unlock the door and plunge into the healing fount and be made whole.16. And then the man looked up in hopeful mood and said, Give me this key of faith.17. And Jesus said, Do you believe what I have said?

A stranger at the pool just spoke a word and I was well.20. The many did not see when Jesus healed the man, and with the twelve he went his way up to the temple courts.21. And in the temple Jesus saw the man and said to him, Behold you are made whole; from henceforth guard your life aright;22. Go on your way and sin no more, or something worse may fall on you.23. And now the man knew who it was who made him whole.24. He told the story to the priests and they were much enraged; they said, The law forbids a man to heal upon the Sabbath day.25. But Jesus said, My Father works on sabbath days and may not I?26. He sends his rain, his sunshine and his dew; he makes his grass to grow, his flowers to bloom; he speeds the harvests just the same on Sabbath days as on the other days.27. If it is lawful for the grass to grow and flowers to bloom on Sabbath days it surely is not wrong to succour stricken men.28. And then the priests were angered more and more because he claimed to be a son of God.29. A leading priest, Abihu, said, This fellow is a menace to our nation and our laws; he makes himself to be a son of God; it is not meet that he should live.30. But Jesus said, Abihu, Sir, you are a learned man; you surely know the law of life.

If Adam came from God pray, was he offspring, was he son?33. We are the children of this son of God; then tell me, learned priest, Who are we if not sons of God?34. The priest had urgent business and he went his way.35. And Jesus said, All men are sons of God and if they live a holy life they always are at home with God.36. They see and understand the works of God, and in his sacred name they can perform these works.37. The lightnings and the storms are messengers of God as well as the sunshine, rain and dew.38. The virtue of the heavens are in God's hands, and every loyal son may use these virtues and these powers.39. Man is the delegate of God to do his will on earth, and man can heal the sick, control the spirit of the air, and raise the dead.40. Because I have the power to do these things is nothing strange.

Jesus heals a withered hand on the Sabbath, and defends his deed.

Will he attempt to heal upon the Sabbath day?17. And Jesus knew their thoughts and he called to the man who had the withered hand and said, Arise, stand forth before these men.18. And Jesus said, You scribes and Pharisees, speak out and answer me: Is it a crime to save a life upon the Sabbath day?19. If you had sheep and one of them fell in a pit upon the Sabbath day would you do wrong to take it out?20. Or would it please your God to let it suffer in the mire until another day?21. But his accusers held their peace.22. And then he said to them, Are sheep of greater value than a man?23. The law of God is written on the rock of Right; and Justice wrote the law, and Mercy was the pen.24. And then he said, Man, raise your hand and stretch it forth.

They go through all Galilee and teach and heal.

1. The twelve apostles went with Jesus to his home, and there abode for certain days.2. And Jesus told them many things about the inner life that may not now be written in a book.3. Now, in Capernaum, there lived a man of wealth, a Roman captain of a hundred men, who loved the Jews and who had built for them a synagogue.4. A servant of this man was paralysed, and he was sick nigh unto death.5. The captain knew of Jesus and had heard that by the Sacred Word he healed the sick, and he had faith in him.6. He sent a message by the elders of the Jews to Jesus, and he pled for help.7. and Jesus recognised the captain's faith and went at once to heal the sick; the captain met him on the way and said to him,8. Lo, Lord, it is not well that you should come unto my house; I am not worthy of the presence of a man of God.9. I am a man of war, my life is spent with those who ofttimes take the lives of fellow men.

or is he yet to come?14. But Jesus answered not; he simply bade the men to tarry certain days that they might see and hear.15. They saw him heal the sick, and cause the lame to walk, the deaf to hear, the blind to see;16. They saw him cast the evil spirits out of those obsessed; they saw him raise the dead.17. They heard him preach the gospel to the poor.18. Then Jesus said to them, Go on your way; return to John and tell him all that you have seen and heard; then he will know.

1. Now, many women who possessed much wealth, and abode in other towns of Galilee, implored that Jesus and the twelve, together with the masters from the foreign lands, would thither go and preach and heal.2. Among these anxious ones were Mary Magdalene, who was obsessed by seven homeless spirits of the air, which had been driven out by the Omnific Word which Jesus spoke;3. Susanna, who owned vast estates at Cæsarea-Philippi;4. Johanna, wife of Chuza, one of Herod's court;5. And Rachel from the coast of Tyre;6. And other from beyond the Jordan and the sea of Galilee.7. And they provided ample means and three times seven men went forth.8. They preached the gospel of the Christ and they baptised the multitudes who made confession of their faith; they healed the sick and raised the dead.9. And Jesus wrought and taught from early morn until the day had gone, and then into the night, he did not stop to eat.10. His friends became alarmed lest he should fail from loss of strength, and they laid hold of him and would, by force, have taken him away to a place of rest.11. But he rebuked them not; he said, Have you not read that God will give his angels charge concerning me?12. That they would hold me fast and suffer not that I should come to want?13. I tell you, men, while I am giving out my strength unto these anxious, waiting throngs I find myself at rest within the arms of God,14. Whose blessed messengers bring down to me the bread of life.15. There is a tide just once in human life.16. These people now are willing to receive the truth; their opportunity is now; our opportunity is now,17. And if we do not teach them while we may, the tide will ebb;18. They may not care again to hear the truth; then tell me, Who will bear the guilt?19. And so he taught and healed.20. Among the multitudes were men of every shade of thought.

Jesus heals a man who was blind, dumb and obsessed.

1. Magdala is beside the sea, and here the teachers taught.2. A man obsessed, and who was blind and dumb was brought, and Jesus spoke the Word, and lo, the evil spirits went away; the man spoke out, his eyes were opened and he saw.3. This was the greatest work that men had seen the master do, and they were all amazed.4. The Pharisees were there, and they were full of jealous rage; they sought a cause whereby they might condemn.5. They said, Yes, it is true that Jesus does a multitude of mighty works; but men should know that he is leagued with Beelzebul.6. He is a sorcerer, a black magician of the Simon Cerus type; he works as Jannes and as Jambres did in Moses' day.7. For Satan, prince of evil spirits, is his stay by night and day and in the name of Satan he casts the demons out, and in his name he heals the sick and raises up the dead.8. But Jesus knew their thoughts; he said to them, You men are masters, and you know the law; whatever is arrayed against itself must fall; a house divided cannot stand;9. A kingdom warring with itself is brought to naught.10. If Satan casts the devil out, how can his kingdom stand?11. If I, by Beelzebul, cast devils out, by whom do you cast devils out?12. But if I, in the holy name of God, cast devils out, and make the lame to walk, the deaf to hear, the blind to see, the dumb to speak, has not God's kingdom come to you?13. The Pharisees were dumb; they answered not.14. As Jesus spoke a messenger approached and said to him, Your mother and your brothers wish to speak with you.15. And Jesus said, Who is my mother?

If you are truly Christ who was to come, then you can surely do what black magicians cannot do.3. Lo, they can talk, and hold the multitudes with words of power; and they can heal the sick and drive the demons out of those obsessed;4. They can control the storms; and fire and earth and air will hear and answer when they speak.5. Now, if you will ascend and from that tower fly across the sea, we will believe that you are sent from God.6. And Jesus said, No black magician ever lived a holy life; you have a demonstration of the Christ-life every day.7. But lo, you evil and adulterous scribes and Pharisees, you cannot see a spirit sign, because your spirit eyes are full of carnal self.8. You seek a sign to please your curiosity.

Jesus heals a woman with hemorrhages.

Heals Jairus' daughter.

My child is very sick, I fear that she will die; but this I know that if you will but come and speak the Word my child will live.14. (She was an only child, a girl twelve years of age.)15. And Jesus tarried not; he went out with the man, and many people followed them.16. And as they went a woman who had been plagued with hemorrhage for many years, had been a subject of experiment of doctors near and far, and all had said, She cannot live, rose from her bed and rushed out in the way as Jesus passed.17. She said within herself, If I can touch his garment, then I know I will be well.18. She touched him, and at once the bleeding ceased and she was well.19. And Jesus felt that healing power had gone from him, and speaking to the multitude, he said,20. Who was it touched my coat?21. And Peter said, No one can tell; the multitudes are pressing you; a score of people may have touched your coat.22. But Jesus said, Some one in faith, with healing thought, did touch my coat, for healing virtues have gone forth from me.23. And when the woman knew that what she did was known, she came and knelt at Jesus' feet and told it all.24. And Jesus said, Your faith has made you whole, go on your way in peace.25. Now, as he spoke, a servant from the home of Jairus came and said, My master, Jairus, trouble not the Lord to come; your child is dead.26. But Jesus said, Jairus, man of faith, do not permit your faith to waver in this trying hour.27. What is it that the servant said?

He heals a dumb man who is obsessed.

Have mercy, Lord, and open up our eyes that we may see.33. And Jesus said, Do you believe that I can open up your eyes and make you see?34. They said, Yea, Lord, we know that if you speak the Word then we can see.35. And Jesus touched their eyes and spoke the Word; he said, According to your faith so will it be.36. And they were blest; they opened up their eyes and saw.37. And Jesus said, Tell not this thing to any one.38. But they went forth and told the news through all the land.39. As Jesus walked along the way a man who was obsessed, and who was dumb, was brought to him.40. And Jesus spoke the Word; the unclean spirit came out of the man; his tongue was loosed; he spoke; he said, Praise God.41. The people were amazed; They said, This is a mighty deed; we never saw that done before.42. The Pharisees were also much amazed; but they cried out and said,43. You men of Israel, take heed; this Jesus is a tool of Beelzebul; he heals the sick and casts the spirits out in Satan's name.44. But Jesus answered not; he went his way.45. And with the foreign masters and the twelve he went up to the town where he once turned the water into wine, and tarried certain days.

1. The Christines prayed in silence seven days; then Jesus called the twelve aside and said,2. Behold, the multitudes have thronged about us everywhere; the people are bewildered; they wander here and there like sheep without a fold.3. They need a shepherd's care; they want a loving hand to lead them to the light.4. The grain is ripe; the harvest is abundant, but the harvesters are few.5. The time is also ripe, and you must go alone through all the villages and towns of Galilee and teach and heal.6. And then he breathed upon the twelve and said, Receive the Holy Breath.7. And then he gave them each the Word of power, and said, By this Omnific Word you shall cast spirits out, shall heal the sick and bring the dead to life again.8. And you shall go not in the way of the Assyrians, nor Greek; you shall not go into Samaria; go only to your brethren of the scattered tribes.9. And as you go proclaim, The kingdom of Christ has come.10. You have abundantly received, and freely you shall give.11. But you must go in faith; provide yourselves no crutch to lean upon.12. Give all your gold and silver to the poor; take not two coats, nor extra shoes; just take your wands.13. You are God's husbandmen and he will never suffer you to want.14. In every place you go search out the men of faith; with them abide until you go from hence.15. You go for me; you act for me.

Heals an obsessed child.

He did not come to Tyre to heal; he came to talk with God beside the sea.16. And Jesus said, Lo, I was sent not to the Greek, nor to Syro-phenicians; I come just to my people, Israel.17. And then the woman fell down at his feet and said, Lord, Jesus, I implore that you will save my child.18. And Jesus said, You know the common proverb well: It is not meet that one should give the children's bread to dogs.19. And then the woman said, Yea, Jesus, this I know, but dogs may eat the crumbs that fall down from their master's board.20. And Jesus said, Such faith I have not seen, no, not among the Jews; she is not serf, nor dog.21. And then he said to her, According to your faith so let it be.22. The woman went her way and when she came unto her child, lo, she was healed.23. And Jesus tarried many days in Tyre; and then he went his way and dwelt a time in Sidon by the sea.24. And then he journeyed on.

Jesus heal it and rebukes his disciples for their lack of trust in God.

1. When Jesus, Peter, James and John were come unto the city's gates a multitude of people thronged the way.2. The nine apostles who went not with Jesus to the mount, had tried to heal an epileptic child who was obsessed waited for the coming of the Lord.3. When Jesus came the father of the child knelt down before him and implored his help.4. He said, My master, I beseech that you will look in pity on my son, my only child; he is an epileptic child and suffers grievously.5. Sometimes he falls into the fire and is burned; again he falls into the water and is like to drown; and many times a day he falls, he grinds his teeth, the foam pours from his mouth.6. I took my child to your disciples, and they failed to give relief.7. And as he spoke a servant brought the child before the Lord (the child spoke not, for he was dumb), and instantly he fell upon the ground, he foamed, he writhed in agony.8. And Jesus said, How long has he been troubled thus?9. The father said, From infancy; and we have sought in many lands for help, but found it not; but I believe that you can speak the Word and heal my son.10. And Jesus said, Faith is the power of God.

All things are possible for him who in his heart believes.11. The father cried, in tears, Lord, I believe; help thou mine unbelief.12. And Jesus spoke the Word of power; the epileptic child lay in a swoon; he did not breathe, and all the people said, The child is dead.13. But Jesus took him by the hand and said: Arise; and he arose and spoke.14. The people were amazed, and many said, This surely is a man of God, for no such power was ever given to man.15. Then Jesus and the twelve went to the house, and after they had taken food and been refreshed, the nine disciples said,16. Lord, why could we not heal this child?

and who may heal the sick, and cast the demons out of those obsessed?32. When we were on the way we saw a man who was not one of us cast demons out and heal the sick.33. He did it by the sacred Word and in the name of Christ?

He selects seventy disciples, and sends them out to teach and heal.

He goes alone to the feast and on his way he heals ten lepers.

He heals the blind man.

Once in another life he was a cruel man, and in a cruel way destroyed the eyes of one, a fellow man.13. The parents of this man once turned their faces on a blind and helpless man, and drove him from their door.14. Then Peter asked, Do we pay off the debts of other men when by the Word we heal them, drive the unclean spirits out, or rescue them from any form of sore distress?15. And Jesus said, We cannot pay the debts of any man, but by the Word we may release a man from his afflictions and distress,16. And make him free, that he may pay the debts he owes, by giving up his life in willing sacrifice for men, or other living things.17. Behold, we may make free this man that he may better serve the race and pay his debts.18. Then Jesus called the man and said, Would you be free?

He heals a woman.

You are protected in the way of right, and naught can harm.10. And as you went I heard a master say, Well done.11. But you may not rejoice because you have the power to heal the sick and make the devils tremble by the Word; for such rejoicing is from carnal self.12. You may rejoice because the nations of the earth have ears to hear the Word, and eyes to see the glory of the Lord, and hearts to feel the inner breathing of the Holy Breath.13. And you may well be glad because your names are written in the Book of Life.14. Then Jesus looked to heaven and said, I thank thee, Father, Lord of heaven and earth, because thou hast revealed thyself to babes, and taught them how to light the path and lead the wise to thee.15. What thou hast given to me, lo, I have given to them, and through the sacred Word I have bestowed on them the understanding heart,16. That they might know and honour thee through Christ, who was, and is, and evermore shall be.17. And then he said aside, unto the seventy and twelve, Most blessed are your eyes because you see the things you see;18. And blessed they are your ears because they hear the things they hear;19. And blessed are your hearts because you understand.20. In ages that are gone the wise of earth, the prophets, seers and kings, desired to hear and see and know what you have heard and seen and known; but they had not attained and could not hear, and see and know.21. And Jesus said again, Lo, I have gone before you many moons, and I have given to you the bread of heaven and the cup of life;22. Have been your buckler and your stay; but now that you have learned the way, and have the strength to stand alone, behold, I lay my body down and go to him who is the All.23. In forty days then we will turn our faces towards Jerusalem where I will find the altar of the Lord and give my life in willing sacrifice for men.24. Let us arise and go through all the coasts of Galilee, and give a salutation of good cheer to all the sons of God by faith.25. And they arose and went; they entered every town and village on the coast, and everywhere they said, The benedictions of the Christ abide with you for evermore.26. Now, in a certain town they went up to the synagogue upon the Sabbath day, and Jesus taught.27. And as he spoke, two men brought on a cot a woman bent near double with disease; she had not risen from her bed for eighteen years without a helping hand.28. And Jesus laid his hand upon the woman, and he said, Arise, be free from your infirmity.29. And as he spoke the Word the woman found that she was straight and strong, and she arose and walked and said, Praise God.30. The ruler of the synagogue was filled with wrath because the healer healed upon the Sabbath day.31. He did not censure Jesus face to face, but turning to the multitudes he said,32. You men of Galilee, why do you break the laws of God?

Heals a dropsical man.

And then he said unto the man who spoke,13. Go forth and say to that sly fox, Behold, I heal the sick and cast the unclean spirits out to-day, tomorrow, and the days to come, and then I will attain.14. Go say to him, I need not fear in Galilee, for I must meet the cruel wrath of men within Jerusalem.15. And while they tarried in the place a man, a Pharisee, invited Jesus and a few of those who followed him, to dine with him upon the Sabbath day, to celebrate the marriage of his son.16. Among the guests was one afflicted with a dropsical disease.17. And Jesus said to those who had been sent to get from his own lips some words by which they might accuse him of a crime,18. You lawyers and you Pharisees, what do you say about the lawlessness of healing on the Sabbath day?

Here is a man, one of your own, and he is sore distressed.19. Shall I, in God's own strength, say out the healing Word and heal this man?20. The lawyers and the Pharisees were dumb; they answered not.21. Then Jesus spoke the healing Word and healed the man and he, rejoicing, went his way.22. Then Jesus said again unto the lawyers and the Pharisees, Which one of you who has a horse or cow, if it would fall into a pit upon the Sabbath day would fall would not call in his friends to help to draw it out?23. And not a man could answer, Here am I.24. As Jesus looked upon the guests who had been bidden to the feast and saw them crowding in to get the highest seats, he said to them,25. You selfish men, why do you strive to take the highest seats when you are but invited guests?

Jesus heals blind Bartimaeus.

Jesus heals blind Bartimaeus.

The scribe took up a roll and read:31. To the Sanhedrim of the Jews and to Caiaphas the high priest, most honoured men:32. The highest duty man can render is to his nation and his own is to protect them from their foes.33. The people of Jerusalem are conscious that a mighty foe is in their very midst.34. A man named Jesus has come forth and claims to be heir to David's throne.35. As an imposter he is foe, and in the name of every loyal Jew we here submit these charges which we are competent to prove;36. At first, he blasphemes God; he says he is son of God; that he and God are one;37. And he profanes our holy days by healing, and doing other work upon the Sabbath days;38. And he proclaims himself the king, successor of our David and our Solomon;39. And he declares that he will tear our temple down and build it up again in form more glorious in three days;40. And he declares that he will drive the people from Jerusalem, as he drove out the merchants from the temple court; and bring to occupy our sacred hills a tribe of men that know not God;41. And he aver that every doctor, scribe and Pharisee and Sadducee, shall go in exile, and shall never more return;42. And to these charges we do set our hands and seals.

And then he talked with them a long, long time.4. And the disciples asked, Will you restore the kingdom unto Israel now?5. And Jesus said, Be not concerned about the governments of men; the masters will direct.6. Do that which has been given you to do, and wait and murmur not.7. All power in heaven and earth is given unto me, and now I bid you go to all the world and preach the gospel of the Christ, the unity of God and man, the resurrection of the dead, and of eternal life.8. And as you go and preach, baptise the people in the name of Christ.9. They who believe and are baptised shall rise up in the newness of the life of Christ, and they who disbelieve shall rise not in the newness of the life of Christ.10. And you shall give to men the power I give to you.11. They who believe and are baptised shall heal the sick; shall cause the blind to see, the deaf to hear, the lame to walk;12. Shall cast the unclean spirits out of those obsessed; shall tread on deadly serpents and be not harmed; shall pass through flames and not be burned; and if they drink a poisonous draught it shall not kill.13. You know the sacred Word, which is the word of power.14. The secret things that I have told to you that may not now be told to all the world, you shall make known to faithful men who shall in turn reveal them unto other faithful men.15. Until the time shall come when all the world may hear and comprehend the words of truth and power.16. And now I will ascend to God, as you and all the world will rise to God.17. Behold, upon the day of Pentecost you all shall be endowed with power from on high.18. But here you shall remain till then in holy thought and prayer.19. Then Jesus went to Olivet, and his disciples followed him, and in a place not far removed from Bethany, he met the Marys and Salome;20. Met Martha, Ruth and Miriam; met Lazarus and a host of others who had come from Galilee.21. And Jesus stood apart and raised his hands and said,22. The benedictions of the Holy Ones, of the Almighty God, and of the Holy Breath, of Christ the love of God made manifest.23. Will rest upon you all the way till you shall rise and sit with me upon the throne of power.24. And then they saw him rise upon the wings of light; a wreath encircled him about; and then they saw his form no more.25. But as they gazed up into heaven two men, in robes of white, appeared and said,26. You men of Galilee, why gaze you thus so anxiously upon the ascending Lord?

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