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Contents - Foreword - In the beginning - marriage in Cana - Nicodemus - Samaria - Jerusalem - Passover - Galilee - He that is without sin - light of the world - Sheep thoughts - whom God helps - unified into the one - In my Father's house - the true vine - of judgment - Jesus was asking - Whom seek ye? - the pseudospiritual - King of the Jews - resurrection - Jesus manifested - Question Helps -

They cried out therefore again, saying, Not this man, but Barabbas. Now Barabbas was a robber.

The Jews and the high priests and the officers who represent intellectual religious thought forces continued to work for Jesus' execution because they realized within their hearts that He was indeed a King, and they feared His spiritual power. The point to be considered by every follower of Jesus is His continued assertion that He is a King, right in the face of the desertion of His subjects and His imminent death; "a king! aye, a king! and every inch a king."

Barabbas was a prisoner charged with insurrection and murder. He was held at Jerusalem, and the Jews demanded that he be released instead of Jesus.

Metaphysically Barabbas represents the adverse consciousness (rebellion and hatred) to which man gives himself when he allows himself to oppose the Christ. Man gives free rein to this adverse consciousness when he would destroy the Christ or true spiritual I AM in himself, since it is through the Christ alone that an overcoming can be gained over the Adversary. This adverse state of thought (Barabbas) is of its father the Devil.

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