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Die Bergpredigt soll durchsichtig vor unser geistiges Auge treten als diejenige Tat des Christus Jesus, durch die er das, was im alten Gesetz des Moses enthalten war, ganz verinnerlicht hat, ganz zu einem inneren Impuls gemacht hat, wodurch das Ich des Menschen wirksam wird, wie es wirksam werden muß für alle neun Wesensglieder des Menschen. Denn wenn das Ich den Christus-Impuls aufnimmt, wirkt es auf alle neun Wesensglieder des Menschen. So sehen wir, wie tief wahr das ist, was hier schon einmal angedeutet worden ist, daß der Christus im Kali Yuga das Ich des Menschen fähig gemacht hat, in der physischen Welt etwas zu finden, was den Menschen hinaufführt in die geistige Welt, in die Reiche der Himmel. 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