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This book contains the historical teachings of Yeshua Ben Josephy, the man commonly referred to as Jesus Christ. Learn about the man who was born like us, and through spiritual transformation became a guiding light in an often dark and dreary world. In explicit detail, this book provides the historical context surrounding Yeshua’s ministry, and his untimely death.
# of chapters: 52
Yeshua 25:21-31
21 And turning to the people [Yeshua] taught them, saying: “Which of you, being good, will not love his neighbor? And if the neighbor be in want, will not go forth to save him?
22 For I tell you truly, that he which is your neighbor is but the reflection of some other.
23 Still then the waters of your soul and look you deep within, for in the countenance of your neighbor shall you see reflected the shadow of your own likeness.
24 Be you, therefore, unto your neighbor even as you would that he should be unto you.
25 For this is the law which I would give unto all, that you might live peaceably one beside another.
26 Which of you would dwell alone from another? I tell you truly that even in your aloneness you are not alone.
27 For there is one which watches over all, and in the deeds of others shall you ever be found; even as they, unknowing, are in the deeds which you yourself do.
28 What crime shall some other commit that your hand should not be found placed on theirs; for in your hearts already you have done like unto them.
29 For no man falls into sin except that you also fall beside him, and no man riseth up again except that you should first give flight; for in the bosom of God are all men become as one.
30 Whosoever among you would find refuge in God, even therein shall you hear the voice of all men crying.
31 And whichsoever man shall walk in desolation upon the way, even therein shall you yourself be found...
For his wisdom was above that of other men,
and of his understanding there was no end.
Yeshua 14:4
