Difference between revisions of "159:6 The Return to Magadan"
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| − | 159:6.1 The [[mission]] of four weeks in the [ | + | 159:6.1 The [[mission]] of four weeks in the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decapolis Decapolis] was moderately successful. Hundreds of [[souls]] were [[received]] into [[the kingdom]], and [[the apostles]] and [[evangelists]] had a valuable [[experience]] in carrying on their [[work]] without the [[inspiration]] of the [[immediate]] [[personal]] [[presence]] of [[Jesus]]. |
| − | 159:6.2 On Friday, September 16, the entire corps of workers assembled by prearrangement at [ | + | 159:6.2 On Friday, September 16, the entire corps of workers assembled by prearrangement at [https://urantiabook.org/jesus_photos/feeding-five-thousand.html Magadan Park]. On the [[Sabbath]] day a [[council]] of more than one hundred [[believers]] was held at which the [[future]] [[plans]] for extending the [[work]] of [[the kingdom]] were fully [[considered]]. The [[messengers]] of [[David Zebedee|David]] were present and made reports concerning the welfare of the believers throughout [[Judea]], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samaria Samaria], [[Galilee]], and adjoining districts. |
159:6.3 Few of [[Jesus]]' followers at this time fully [[appreciated]] the great [[value]] of the [[services]] of the [[messenger]] corps. Not only did the messengers keep the [[believers]] throughout [[Palestine]] in [[touch]] with each other and with [[Jesus]] and [[the apostles]], but during these [[dark]] days they also served as collectors of [[funds]], not only for the sustenance of [[Jesus]] and his [[associates]], but also for the support of the [[families]] of the [[twelve apostles]] and the twelve [[evangelists]]. | 159:6.3 Few of [[Jesus]]' followers at this time fully [[appreciated]] the great [[value]] of the [[services]] of the [[messenger]] corps. Not only did the messengers keep the [[believers]] throughout [[Palestine]] in [[touch]] with each other and with [[Jesus]] and [[the apostles]], but during these [[dark]] days they also served as collectors of [[funds]], not only for the sustenance of [[Jesus]] and his [[associates]], but also for the support of the [[families]] of the [[twelve apostles]] and the twelve [[evangelists]]. | ||
| − | 159:6.4 About this time [[Abner]] moved his base of operations from [ | + | 159:6.4 About this time [[Abner]] moved his base of operations from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hebron Hebron] to [[Bethlehem]], and this latter place was also the [[headquarters]] in [[Judea]] for [[David Zebedee|David]]'s [[messengers]]. David maintained an overnight relay [[messenger]] service between [[Jerusalem]] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethsaida Bethsaida]. These runners left [[Jerusalem]] each evening, relaying at [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sychar Sychar] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scythopolis Scythopolis], arriving in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethsaida Bethsaida] by breakfast time the next morning. |
159:6.5 [[Jesus]] and his [[associates]] now [[prepared]] to take a week's [[rest]] before they made ready to start upon the last [[epoch]] of their [[labors]] in behalf of [[the kingdom]]. This was their last [[rest]], for the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_165 Perean mission] [[developed]] into a [[campaign]] of [[preaching]] and [[teaching]] which extended right on down to the time of their arrival at [[Jerusalem]] and of the enactment of the closing [[episodes]] of [[Jesus]]' [[earth]] [[career]]. | 159:6.5 [[Jesus]] and his [[associates]] now [[prepared]] to take a week's [[rest]] before they made ready to start upon the last [[epoch]] of their [[labors]] in behalf of [[the kingdom]]. This was their last [[rest]], for the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_165 Perean mission] [[developed]] into a [[campaign]] of [[preaching]] and [[teaching]] which extended right on down to the time of their arrival at [[Jerusalem]] and of the enactment of the closing [[episodes]] of [[Jesus]]' [[earth]] [[career]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:03, 12 December 2020
159:6.1 The mission of four weeks in the Decapolis was moderately successful. Hundreds of souls were received into the kingdom, and the apostles and evangelists had a valuable experience in carrying on their work without the inspiration of the immediate personal presence of Jesus.
159:6.2 On Friday, September 16, the entire corps of workers assembled by prearrangement at Magadan Park. On the Sabbath day a council of more than one hundred believers was held at which the future plans for extending the work of the kingdom were fully considered. The messengers of David were present and made reports concerning the welfare of the believers throughout Judea, Samaria, Galilee, and adjoining districts.
159:6.3 Few of Jesus' followers at this time fully appreciated the great value of the services of the messenger corps. Not only did the messengers keep the believers throughout Palestine in touch with each other and with Jesus and the apostles, but during these dark days they also served as collectors of funds, not only for the sustenance of Jesus and his associates, but also for the support of the families of the twelve apostles and the twelve evangelists.
159:6.4 About this time Abner moved his base of operations from Hebron to Bethlehem, and this latter place was also the headquarters in Judea for David's messengers. David maintained an overnight relay messenger service between Jerusalem and Bethsaida. These runners left Jerusalem each evening, relaying at Sychar and Scythopolis, arriving in Bethsaida by breakfast time the next morning.
159:6.5 Jesus and his associates now prepared to take a week's rest before they made ready to start upon the last epoch of their labors in behalf of the kingdom. This was their last rest, for the Perean mission developed into a campaign of preaching and teaching which extended right on down to the time of their arrival at Jerusalem and of the enactment of the closing episodes of Jesus' earth career.
