Theos-Talk Archives (October 2000 Message tt00079)

--- In theos-talk@egroups.com, compiler@w... wrote:
> Here it is again. I have no idea why it does not keep it on one
line 
> and unbroken when it is pasted in to this message board. If it
> doesn't 
> work this time, I won't try again. Maybe the moderator or someone
> else 
> can figure it out. Anyway, you can just copy it from the two lines
> and 
> type in the whole thing in the URL web-address Location box:
> http://www.blavatsky.net/blavatsky/arts/
> EsotericCharacterOfTheGospels.htm
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> Compiler
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I think there's a timeless quality to the "Esoteric Character of the 
Gospels" ... You also find it in Franz Hartmann's "The Life of 
Jehoshua." The ideas expressed will never be dated.

I also believe a great deal of information has been added regarding 
the Nag Hammadi scrolls as well as the scrolls found at Qumran ...all 
since about 1945 that have added immense material for study and 
assessment that simply wasn't there earlier in the century. I think 
there was something about the timing of these discoveries that was 
also significant like the tradition in Tibet where hidden scrolls are 
revealed at certain times through the artifices of Padmasambhava.

It is also true that if you read Hartmann's account and some other 
occultists of the day there is almost an antisemitic quality to 
them... apparently disparaging the Jewish character of early 
Christianity which was unfortunate since it was the Jewish Christians 
like the Nazoreans and Ebionites that more truly preserved the full 
character of the Master's message.

In any event I think through recent scholarship much has been added
in 
the past seventy years or so.

- Arthur Gregory


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