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The Lost Parable
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And when they were come out of the synagogue, He bespoke His
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disciples and saith unto them, let us withdraw ourselves from
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this place. He spake so that the multitude heardest not, lest
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they throng Him.
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And so it came to pass that He gathered together Himself and
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twelve others that were His disciples, within a rude shack. Lo,
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He seated Himself in His glory on the matting. After they had
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eaten of the fruits of the land and had drunk of the wine of the
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grapes, He said unto Mark, Be calm, for thee have I chosen alone
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to serve me this day, take up this chillum and adore. Mark arose
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and finding the chillum empty cried out without faith. And He
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said unto them Why are ye so fearful? why make you this ado and
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weep? And they feared exceedingly, and said one to another, What
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manner of man is this, that cares not of the lack of Gange. And
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He heard their discontent and He seeth the tumult therein His
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brothers and so spake He unto them saying, Be still!
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Such was His tone that they were astonished with a great
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astonishment. I say unto thee that this day I didst go into the
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wilderness, to speak unto my Father who is the great One in all
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of the Heavens and He provided as I shall to you provide also.
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Then He in his great wisdom, unclasped the folds of His robe
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and brought forth a brick of Herb, that from the locality had
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been raised. And lo, He sheweth this and performed a blessing,
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and He suffered no man to go without, no less than such a weight
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as it measured one cubit by a cubit by a cubit saying. Verily I
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say unto you, may thee be well off thine faces, go forth and
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preach my gospel of love. And there was much musick and dancing.
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And they all saw visions and had dreams, for His Spirit was with
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them, and all was well forever.
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Here endeth todays reading. Those that hath ears to hear,
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let them hear. Those that hath hash, let them roll a spliff.
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Discovered by Ill Hippie 10/04/86.
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