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Rudolf Steiner e.Lib
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Faith, Love, and Hope
Rudolf Steiner e.Lib Document
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Faith, Love, and Hope
On-line since: 6th February, 2004
Summary by Bobby Matherne
Steiner tells us of the three revelations of importance to humankind.
The first two will be as familiar to most as the third will be a
surprise. The first revelation is the Sinai Revelation in which Moses
received the Ten Commandments. The second revelation he calls the
Palestine Revelation which gave us the Gospels of the New Testament.
The third revelation occurred in the middle 20th Century it
consisted of what is referred to in the New Testament as the Second
Coming of Christ in Glory. The glorified body is a phrase which refers
to the etheric body or a body in the etheric plane. Christ has been
intervening in human destiny from the etheric plane on Earth for
almost seventy years as I write these words. Steiner gives us an
example of this intervention proceeds.
[page 10] There will be people, for instance, who, while carrying out
some deed, suddenly become aware ... of an urge to refrain from what
they are doing, because of a remarkable vision. They will perceive in
a dreamlike way what appears to be an action of their own; yet they
will not be able to remember having done it.
What these people are experiencing is the bleed through of information
from their karmic destiny, a deed from some past lifetime, is entering
their minds and preventing them from carrying out a similar deed
again.
Another important aspect of these lectures is what the words
faith, love, and hope mean to humankind for the next 5,000
years. These words, following St. Paul's letter to the Corinthians are
usually placed in this order: faith, hope, and love. Steiner makes an
excellent case for the proper order of these words, considering the
destiny of humankind, to be: faith, love, and hope.
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