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.... (1619.4) 144:2.6 “But when you pray, you exercise so little faith. Genuine faith will remove mountains of material difficulty which may chance to lie in the path of soul expansion and spiritual progress.” 3. The Believer’s Prayer (1619.5) 144:3.1 But the apostles were not yet satisfied; they desired Jesus to give them a model prayer which they could teach the new disciples. After listening to this...
.... Death of John the Baptist (1627.6) 144:9.1 John the Baptist was executed by order of Herod Antipas on the evening of January 10, A.D. 28. The next day a few of John’s disciples who had gone to Machaerus heard of his execution and, going to Herod, made request for his body, which they put in a tomb, later giving it burial at Sebaste, the home of Abner. The following day, January 12, they started north...
... given by events. It was true that the Jewish clamour for emancipation was not truly concerned with the great idea or principle at issue: human liberty. The quickest way to destroy legitimate government The judaic Law denied that idea and principle. The Talmudic governors of Jewry saw that the quickest way to remove the barriers between themselves and power over nations was to destroy legitimate...
... they have created these substitutes to befool themselves and others. The real religion is a preparation for death, for utter death. So let me be your death! Only then can the master function, and only then can the master help the disciple. This is the meaning of surrender, this is the meaning of sannyas: the disciple simply gives a signal, 'I am ready - if you kill me, I will not resist.' But in that...
... prayers in the same room. Ber. 25b. A ritual-bath containing a quarter of a log might be used for dipping small vessels such as needles to remove ritual defilement; v. Pes. 17b. And enacted that only a full-size ritual-bath containing 40 seahs was to be used even for needles. V. Hag. 21b. Tractate List / Glossary / / Bible Reference Nazir 38b WHILST THERE IS NO PENALTY UNLESS HE EATS AN OLIVE'S BULK OF...
... with idolatrous festivals, v. Elmslie, p. 33.] [Those who come back and those who go there]. Having no pitch coating. Not having been long in use, the skin would not have absorbed any wine: skin being more dense than earthenware. [Wine soaks into pitch.] [He poured the molten pitch into them (Rashi).] [While the pitch was still hot, wine was poured into it to remove its bitterness (Rashi).] Tosef. Ch...
... disqualifying matter] to cause fermentation!4 But how can you understand the passage in this way, for behold Abaye explained: The teaching [of R. Eliezer] only applies when he first removed the disqualifying matter, but if he did not first remove the disqualifying matter, [the dough] is prohibited.5 Now, then, with whom does Hezekiah agree!6 — But here the point of difference is7 ...
... footnotes renumbered. See Structure of the Talmud Files The custom was to throw in some wine to remove the smell of the pitch. With water and ashes. A thicker coating is necessary with wood and it would absorb a greater quantity of wine. Because of the absorptive power of the earthenware. And threw wine into the vat. Without coating it with pitch; in that circumstance rinsing is sufficient. That scouring...
... body starts moving on its own, be thrilled that your body is alive. You have not been able to kill it yet! Participate in it. Rather than trying to control it, become part of it. If the body is shaking, you go into the shaking; be the shaking! The english word 'shaking' comes from a sanskrit root, you will be surprised to know. The sanskrit word is 'shakti'; it means power, energy. The english word...
... is a statement of William Blake, and I love it. He says 'Religion is love and not property.' Love is never property. To educe love to property is to kill it. On the contrary, you have to be so available to love that it surrounds you, possesses you, holds you, becomes your very soul. Not that love is in your hands but you are in he hands of love. Jealousy, possessiveness, kills the very quality of...
... Dan liveth.4 He who says to a raven, 'Scream,' and to a she-raven, 'Screech, and return me thy tuft for [my] good,' is guilty of Amorite practices. He who says, 'Kill this cock, because it crowed in the evening,'5 or, 'this fowl, because it crowed like a cock,' is guilty of Amorite practices. He who says. 'I will drink and leave over, I will drink and leave over,'6 is guilty of the...
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