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Three Lectures on Easter and Pentecost

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Three Lectures on Easter and Pentecost

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Three Lectures on Easter and Pentecost

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Printed for Members of the School of Spiritual Science, Goetheanum, Class I. ¶ No person is held qualified to form a judgment on the contents of this work, who has not acquired — through the School itself or in an equivalent manner recognised by the School — the requisite preliminary knowledge. Other opinions will be disregarded; the authors decline to take them as a basis for discussion.

By Rudolf Steiner

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Printed for Members of the School of Spiritual Science, Goetheanum, Class I. ¶ No person is held qualified to form a judgment on the contents of this work, who has not acquired — through the School itself or in an equivalent manner recognised by the School — the requisite preliminary knowledge. Other opinions will be disregarded; the authors decline to take them as a basis for discussion.

These three lectures, were given in Dornach and Oslo in March of 1921 and in May of 1923. This volume is presented here with the kind permission of the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland.

Copyright © 1932
This e.Text edition is provided through the wonderful work of:
Harry Collison, M.A. (Oxon)
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CONTENTS

 Publisher's Note
 Cover Sheet  
 
Lecture I: Thoughts on Easter March 27, 1921
Lecture II: The Mystery of Pentecost and the Ascension May 07, 1923
Lecture III: The Pentecost of the World May 17, 1923




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