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'He saved others; himself he cannot save' (Matthew 27:42), the mockery at the cross, is called a false statement: a man saves himself by, and only by, the saving of his fellow man, since every man is rooted in the one who observes him; one rises only by lifting others up.

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Matthew 27:42 | He saved as he saved others; himself he cannot save
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a man saves himself by, and only by the saving of his fellowman
Man saves himself by – and only by – the saving of his fellow man.

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but I will tell you a man saves himself by, and only by the saving of his fellowman
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those go forward to create new states for another and so he saves himself, for man is saved by (and only by) the saving of his fellow man. Finally in each the Western Gate opens and then the Lamb of God is born.
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he sacrifices for the others and gives himself for the whole vast world
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Jesus is the eye of God that sacrifices itself for the whole vast world. He gives himself for every being in the world, seeing for them their ideal, their perfect state.
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And the measure of awakening is measured by my awakening you in me.
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Man saves himself by – and only by – the saving of his fellow man. He who lifts up the world is lifting up the eye of God within himself, and when he is fully awake then he is God.
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As he lifts it up, do you know he blooms within himself.
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