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Now there were some present at
that time
who told Jesus about the Galileans
whose blood Pilate had mixed with their sacrifices.
Jesus answered,
“Do you think that these Galileans were worse sinners
than all the other Galileans
because they suffered this way?
I tell you, no! But
unless you repent , you too will all perish.
Or those eighteen who died when the tower in Siloam fell on
them
—do you think they were more guilty
than all the others living in Jerusalem?
I tell you, no! But
unless you repent, you too will all perish.”
Luke
13:1-5
As I said (right frame): Jesus'
evolutionary step was in his message,
that suffering is not the result of sin, sin in the usual sense.
His cryptic addition: "BUT if you not
metanoaete",
which actually means "if you do not change your mind",
may imply: if you don't redeem your Lost
Will,
your Lost Will attracts to you all you don't want.
See
the analysis of Luke 13:5
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John
9:1-3 "As he
went along, he saw a man blind from birth.
2 His disciples asked him,
“Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was
born blind?”
“Neither this man nor his parents
sinned,” said Jesus,
So far this response of Jesus is the beginning of a step in
evolution,
but what he goes on saying, is just as terrible a "cause"
for blindness:
but this happened so that the
works of God might be displayed in him
He meant that the blindness would give
Jesus a chance to heal.
though I can't believe, that Jesus could have said such a cruel
thing.
When - in other cases - he was first forgiving the sick person's
"sin",
before healing him or her,
[see p.65b (German) and 84b (Hebrew)
his healing was coming close to the root of people's sickness.
In the 2 stories in Luke 13 (left frame),
there is a cryptical hint:
Suffering is, indeed, the result of "sin", but "sin"
in the way I explain it:
DENIAL of the WILL [=feelings, needs, qualities,
greatness]
as in the verse that appears in each of four of the books of
the Torah:
"calling-to-account the
iniquity of the fathers upon the sons,
to the third and the fourth
(generation)" [Ten Commandments,
Ex. 20:7]
The -"Indigo-Book",
p. 219 says about Jesus' healing:
when there was no movement in the Will to accompany that,
t h e y d i d n o t a l
w a y s s t a y
h e a l e d
without some sort of feeling of dependency upon Jesus for that.
For this reason, more than any
other,
many of his healings d i d n o t
s t a y when he was gone,
and the people began to associate this in their minds
with his presence as being the miracle
that had brought them to pass.
As much as this increased his following of people
who needed a constant dose of his uplifting speeches.....
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