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SS Part Two: Chapter 21: Session 586, July 24, 1971 4/97 (4%) Christ Paul historical Saul zealot
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– Part Two
– Chapter 21: The Meaning of Religion
– Session 586, July 24, 1971, 9:01 P.M. Saturday

[... 21 paragraphs ...]

Another will be born in Africa, a black man whose main work will be done in Indonesia. The expectations were set long ago in your terms, and will be fed by new prophets until the third personality of Christ does indeed emerge.

[... 15 paragraphs ...]

(10:05.) All personalities have free will and work out their own challenges. The same applied to Saul. The organizational “distortions,” however, were also necessary within the framework of history as events are understood. Saul’s tendencies were known, therefore, at another level. They served a purpose. It is for this reason, however, that he will emerge once again, this time to destroy those distortions.

[... 13 paragraphs ...]

Paul also represented the militant nature of man, that had to be taken into consideration in line with man’s development at the time. That militant quality in man will completely change its nature, and be dispensed with as you know it, when the next Christ personality emerges. It is therefore appropriate that Paul be present.

[... 26 paragraphs ...]

Events are not predestined. The framework for this emergence has already been set, however, within your system of probabilities. The emergence of this third personality will directly affect the original historical drama of Christ as it is now known. There is and must be interactions between them.

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