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===== 1. Expanded Details and New Teachings: - One of the most notable differences is the vast amount of additional content in Lorber’s version. For example, Lorber’s account contains extensive discourses and explanations that go far beyond what is found in the canonical Gospel of John. - Jesus’ teachings in Lorber’s version often include new interpretations and additional explanations not present in the Bible. In some places, Lorber claims to reveal mystical truths about the nature of God, the universe, and humanity that are not found in traditional Christian scripture. =====
# Cosmological Teachings: - Lorber’s writings go beyond the life of Jesus and explore topics like the creation of the universe, the nature of angels, and spiritual realms. These ideas are often described in more mystical and detailed ways than is typical in the Bible. For instance, there are elaborate descriptions of God’s creation, the origins of the soul, and the spiritual order of the universe, none of which are found in the biblical text in such detail.
# Additional Episodes and Conversations: - Lorber adds many new dialogues and events involving Jesus, such as lengthy conversations with His disciples, philosophical discourses, and detailed theological explanations that expand on what is briefly mentioned or not mentioned at all in the Bible. - For instance, the Great Gospel of John includes additional episodes like a meeting with philosophers in which Jesus expounds on complex theological and philosophical ideas.
# Theological Differences: - Some teachings in Lorber’s Gospel are viewed by critics as more speculative or mystical than the traditional Christian doctrines. For instance, his ideas about the nature of the soul, the afterlife, and the cosmic order sometimes differ from mainstream Christian thought. - Certain doctrinal differences may also be apparent in his portrayal of the relationship between God the Father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Some of these concepts are expanded upon in ways that are not universally accepted within Christian theology.