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  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Synopsis
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    • the angel and heavenly host announcing the birth of the Saviour to
    • through the births of the two Jesus-children in Palestine. Interval of
    • ‘a few months’ between the two births. Both the Nathan Jesus
    • birth of the Solomon Jesus was to tic father, and of the Nathan Jesus
    • to the mother. The birth and mission of John the Baptist. The
    • Influence exercised upon the birth of John the Baptist. Contrast
    • arise from the seed but is a ‘virgin birth’, flowing from
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture One
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    • The writer of the Gospel of St. Matthew relates how the birth of
    • the Creator of Christianity was announced beforehand, how the birth
    • Gospel of St. Matthew that directly after the birth of Jesus his
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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    • him since his birth that it died of grief and was transported as a
    • very day of birth by the power radiating from Buddha in the spiritual
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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    • birth to the moment when he became Buddha, to recollect stage by
    • to give birth to what was to become a universal endowment of
    • comes into existence through birth. The term in Oriental literature
    • say: At birth, the human being brings with him, in his Linga Sharira,
    • that is uninfluenced by the ever-recurring births. Thus by the power
    • nature of man. Spiritual science speaks of several ‘births’.
    • At what is called ‘physical birth’ the human being strips off,
    • as the maternal physical sheath enveloped him until physical birth. At
    • Jesus-child from birth onwards united with the astral sheath detached
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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    • from birth to the twelfth year and was able to infuse the
    • of the human being evolving under normal conditions from birth to
    • perceive how the various forces that are present at birth in
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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    • (as described in the Gospel of St. Matthew). The births of the two
    • The births of the two
    • had not brought the eye to birth from out of the organism. Goethe
    • were transmitted to the Jesus of the Nathan line. Hence the birth of
    • into operation until the last months before birth and then only
    • the birth of John the Baptist and of the influence of the Nirmanakaya
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Six
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    • governing birth and existence.
    • receive something that was not born of his own soul. To give birth to
    • the birth of John the Baptist and of the influence of the Nirmanakaya
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Seven
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    • spiritual occurrence which in some respects resembles physical birth:
    • a kind of etheric birth then takes place. In the fourteenth year,
    • at puberty, there is an astral birth: the astral body of the human
    • birth, the part of the human being then born is really his physical
    • physical body. This resulted in the birth of the Being who thereafter
    • between physical death and rebirth; whenever this Being left the
    • From the child's birth until his twelfth year this power worked
  • Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Ten
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    • speak, a ‘virgin birth’, something that flows into the process
    • alone were able to develop in him. Between birth and death we develop
    • birth’ and does not in any sense arise from the seed. This element
    • birth from male and female seeds. But then Christ adds words to the



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