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• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture I: The Doctrine of the Logos
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  • occurred, whereas the writer of the Gospel of St. John did
  • opposition which had risen up against it. But this writer,
  • all things have come into being. Then the writer continues:
  • Alexandria, the Greeks have a writer who also speaks of the
  • proof that the writer of the Gospel of St. John did not rely
  • upon the same traditions as the writers of the other Gospels,
  • the writer of this Gospel and had influenced his form of
  • St. John. What was a writer speaking about, if at that time
  • writer of the Gospel of St. John refers. Let us hear what he
  • and the Word has become man! Thus the writer of the Gospel of
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture III: The Mission of the Earth
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  • greatest importance and the writer of this Gospel had to lay
  • Christianity on this point. The writer of the Gospel of St.
  • Christian esoteric schools, a teaching which the writer of
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture IV: The Raising of Lazarus
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  • architecturally ancient writers constructed their works, and
  • John, or perhaps we should say in connection with the writer
  • writer of the Gospel wished to say: — “What I
  • the writer of the Gospel distinguishes between what occurred
  • who knew very well that the writer of the Gospel of St. John
  • Word or the Logos became flesh.” Thus the writer of the
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture V: The Seven Degrees of Initiation
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  • the lecture yesterday namely, that in the original writer of
  • which the writer of this Gospel has intimated that he came to
  • that the writer has reserved the most profound matters for
  • by means of a kind of Dionysian rite or wine sacrifice, the
  • consideration. Through a sort of Dionysian rite, Christ had
  • symbolical vessels of the rite of purification, Christ-Jesus
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture VII: The Mystery of Golgotha
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  • illuminated the writer of the Gospel of St. John at that
  • conquest of the forces of sickness and death. When the writer
  • or of the Logos. Let us see if the writer of the Gospel
  • description, the writer of the Gospel indicates a mystery
  • mystery to which the writer of the Gospel refers when he
  • such a personality as the writer of the Gospel and be able to
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture IX: The Prophetical Documents and the Origin of Christianity
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  • the Gospel of St. John speaks. The writer of this Gospel
  • the thought imagery, through which the writer of the Gospel
  • individuality as the writer of this Gospel, we must take
  • writer of the Gospel calls the sister, Mary, it is clear that
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture X: The Effect of the Christ Impulse Within Mankind
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  • inherited his standing, his rank and position from his father
  • somewhat the impressions of the writer of the Gospel of St.
  • special is meant. What is meant? The writer of the Gospel of
  • upon mankind by such an initiate as the writer of the Gospel
• Title: Gospel of John: Lecture XII: The Nature of the Virgin Sophia and of the Holy Spirit
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  • in the manner of the writer of the Gospel of St. John. In
  • pure that the writer of the Gospel could call her the
  • high degree as the writer of this Gospel. It was more the
  • those of the heights into which the writer of the Gospel of
  • not a matter of importance for the writer of the Gospel of
  • — in other words to the writer of the Gospel of St.
  • mission, this charge, was given to the writer of the Gospel
  • over to thee; thou shalt write down what this astral body has
  • John is the Gospel in which the writer has concealed powers
  • legacy of the writer of the Gospel of St. John, the great