Second Munich Lecture
GA 148/1913-12-10/p043
·1913-12-10
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English
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This is what I wanted to tell you today, and I believe that these communications are of great importance for the description of the mystery of Golgotha in contrast to the abstractions of theologians. The way these facts appear in the Akasha Chronicle shows that something very important happened at that time.
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