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I am the Way, the Truth and the Life… John 14:6

Scripture Explanations – Jesus’ Interpretation of several different Bible Passages
Written down by Jacob Lorber on the 27.12.1843
Translated and spoken by Pascal

Revelations with extensive explanations and interpretations of many important Bible passages by Jesus Himself, which have been difficult to interpret up until now. An important book, especially for those who compare the new revelations with the Bible, to check if they correspond spiritually, and for those who wish to understand the bible scriptures more accurately.

Chapter 4: I am the way, the truth and the life; no one comes to the Father except through Me (John 14:6)

1. Will it be difficult to quote another central sun here? Oh, no, not in the slightest! For we need merely present the following great text from the book of the New Testament here, and a new central sun appears before you with the same primordial light and with the same power and effect! For example: “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life; no one comes to the Father – except through Me.” (John 14:6)

2. Behold, here we have another central sun! Whoever can behold its light within himself, this one will certainly realize with such illumination, that through reading alone, nothing is achieved to gain eternal life.

3. The father is certainly the eternal Love within Me, as I am entirely within Him, in all My Divine Being from eternity; because I and the Father are One, or I and My eternal Love are One, or as the Love is alive in its Wisdom, forever, so also is the Wisdom alive in the Love, from which it proceeds, eternally.

4. The Father, or the Love, is the basic life of all life; whoever does not return to this vibrant origin of all life, remains dead and may nowhere else acquire a life.

5. But where is the door to the Father? And who is this door? Is it the many books and writings one might read, or is it Me?

6. Yes, one will promptly agree here and say: “Yes indeed, if one examines the teachings of Christ accurately, then one could hardly have any opinion other than that he may only achieve eternal life for his spirit and soul if he follows Christ’s teachings; and in this regard it is quite correct what Christ has testified of Himself, namely that He alone is the Way, the Truth and at the same time, Life itself!”

7. And I say to you in truth: There are thousands and again thousands who confess exactly this, and even doing so with pure intentions; and yet I say: They are dead and have neither found the Way, the Truth, nor the door and the Life!

8. One will say here: “This sounds rather harsh and relentless! How can one hear such a thing coming from the Highest Love of God?! What more can man do to attain complete insight into the truth and Divinity of the great Teacher except through the diligence of his studies?! What higher thing can man do except for striving to recognize the true, highest and holy dignity of the Divine Word, and through his diligence truly achieve this feat?!”

9. But I say: On one hand, this is probably true – it is certainly better to do this than to discard everything and then go to indulge in the arrogance of the world. However, in the Scripture it also says: “Many will say to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ and it also says there, that I will say to them, ‘Depart from Me, for I never knew you!’

10. That is the basis of that section in the New Testament, which is certainly known to you. By the quote “Lord, Lord” it is shown, that Christ is well-recognized as the Way, the Truth and the Life; but of what use is this awareness if no one wishes to walk the path and take hold of the Truth, to attain Life thereby?!

11. Certainly I am no actor, that I Myself would be satisfied with empty applause, – but rather My concern is full of eternal earnestness, and therefore, I demand also earnest actions, not merely empty applause!

12. What kind of face would a rich bridegroom make, if several brides would applaud and praise him, but when he would like to take hold of one or the other, they would run away and revile such audacity within their hearts?

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