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All the stories of the Bible, Old and New Testament alike, tell one and the same story in different dress: how to become what one wants to be. Genesis and John could have come from the same inspired writer, and the reader learns to see the one pattern in each (Isaac's two sons and Pilate's two prisoners; Judas' death and Moses').

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the ancients told the same story in all the stories of the Bible
All that they are trying to tell us is how to become that which we want to be
see if you do not think the same writer could have written both stories
the same inspired man could not have told the same story and told it differently

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The stories of the Bible concern themselves exclusively with the power of imagination. They are really dramatizations of the technique of prayer
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Now you can see the relationship between the story of Jesus and the story of Isaac and his two sons
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You must be able to see the relation of this to the death of Moses
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I am trying to show you that the ancients told the same story in all the stories of the Bible.
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You be the judge as to whether the same inspired man could not have told the same story and told it differently.
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THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE ¶104
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