Not To Receive More Knowledge<\/p>\n
In my humble opinion, referring to Jesus as a probationer is like saying that we are students, and by \u201cwe\u201d you could say, Master CRC was a student. \u00a0Of course !!! \u00a0(Of Nature\u2026 he used to read the book M). [See Rosicrucian Manifestoes] \u00a0Christ was a student (of course, of the Father\u00b4s lessons)\u2026 in a broader sense, all are students\u2026 and all who are on the road to perfection are disciples of higher principles and are probationers\u2014proving they will succeed in the tasks at hand.<\/p>\n
What does not make sense is to compare Jesus with a common probationer who is undertaking minor tasks compared with the enormous task of Jesus.<\/p>\n
Something does not fit, to me, in the sources of Jeff, because for curiosity, the fifth gospel is brought forth as an essential source in the life of Jesus\u2026. but it also could be quoted as essential evidence of Steiner\u2019s disappointment with Max Heindel\u2026<\/p>\n
Anyway, Corinne Heline also has in her fourth Volume of New Age Bible Interpretation<\/span>, good material, where it is stated that Jesus was ready to do the great work\u2026 and visited local leaders to announce that the time was ripe for the Coming of the Great Light\u2026 not to receive more knowledge.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 Jorge<\/p>\n
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