This document discusses a purported “lost” 17th chapter of the Gospel of Mark, which is not found in standard Bibles about divine mercy and love. This chapter is said to contain insights into the acts of mercy, love, and truth performed by individuals through the glory of God and the Christ within them. It emphasizes the knowledge of love and truth, and God’s mercy as a way for individuals to overcome their past downfalls. The chapter was allegedly removed from the Bible to preserve the foundation of Christianity as it was understood at the time, following an ultimatum given before the Council of Nicaea. The removal was attributed to the influence of Theodosis, a servant of the empress. The document suggests that the chapter offers spiritual guidance for those seeking to find their way through soul force and intellect.

Reflecting on the purported exploration and spiritual insights of a “lost” chapter of Mark.

Unveiling Divine Mercy and Love

Q At our last work reading a reference was made to Mark 17. Now in our Bibles we only have sixteen chapters in Mark. What was meant by this? 

S The 17th is a deleted chapter here. Yes, deleted for the obvious reasons. The 17th begins in this manner, which will give you a clue to the reason why it is not in your Bibles: “And the acts they performed through the glory of God and the Christ that lay within, was to all known who they had been and were–their past and their future. And in the glory of God walking among them, they spread that which was the knowledge of love, truth, that all men have been, are, and will be again. That in the act of mercy and goodness God has given a way for man to make up to himself that which were his downfalls before. And those who know, glorify God, for His love, His mercy.” [10-62] 

Q Why were we asked to read the 17th chapter of Mark which does not exist in our bibles? 

S To find out. 

Q Would it be appropriate to read the beginning of Chapter 17 that we have previously been given? 

S It is correct. 

Mark 17:1 

And the acts they performed, through the glory of God and the Christ that lay within, was to all known who they had been and were – their past and their future. And in the glory of God, walking among them, they spread that which was the knowledge of love, truth, that all men have been, are, and will be again. That in the acts of mercy and goodness, God has given a way for man to make up to himself that which were his downfalls before. And those who know, glorify God for His love, His mercy. 

S This is as the way it was written. This is as the way it was done. This is for those who will find the way through the search and allowing that which is the soul force to guide that which are the souls to guide, when allowed, the mind, the intellect of the individuals. 

Q Could any more be given at this time? 

S Not at this time, but (in a prior time, more apropos) will be given that which is the entirety of the chapter or that which are the verses to the chapter. 

Q Was this chapter taken out by the church and by the Pope at the time of that council in Nicaea, following the anathemas against Origen? 

S Sometime prior to save that which was the foundation of Christianity as believed in at that time. For there was an ultimatum given, you see, that if this were not done so by the time of this council, there would be the destruction of the church as known; that all in authority would be replaced and a downgrading of that which is the Christian ethics or beliefs would have occurred. This is through the one called Theodosis. 

Q This is Theodora? 

S Theodosis, the servant of that which was the empress, correct. 

Source 

And now we give the love, the blessings of the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit.