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John, the Baptist, Is Now the Harbinger of
the Master, as He Was on Earth. He Confirms
Jesus' Writing Through Mr. Padgett. |
John, The
Baptist |
August 10, 1915 |
Jesus of Nazareth, in One of His Early
Writings, Tells James E. Padgett Who He
Really Was, and Tries to Correct Some of the
Misconceptions That Exist About Him in the
New Testament. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
September 28,
1914 |
Jesus
Is Anxious That Mankind Should Stop
Worshiping Him as God. God Alone Can Forgive
Sin. Jesus Corrects a Passage in the New
Testament Dealing with Forgiveness. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
December 25,
1914 |
The
Necessity of Faith and Prayer in Doing the
Work. Mr. Padgett Is Jesus' Chosen One to Do
the Work. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
April 22, 1917 |
Other
Spirits Affirm That Jesus Wrote. |
Paul, John,
James, ... |
April 22, 1917 |
Jesus
Is Bestowing His Love and Care upon James
Padgett. |
Luke, The Apostle |
April 22, 1917 |
Helen
Padgett Affirms That the Celestial Spirits
Signed Their Names. |
Helen Padgett |
April 22, 1917 |
The
Only Prayer That Man Need Offer to the
Father. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
December 2, 1916 |
Faith
and How It Can Be Obtained. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
October 10, 1915 |
The
Reasons Given by Jesus as to Why He Selected
Mr. Padgett to Do the Work of Receiving the
Messages. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
October 25, 1918 |
The
Efficacy of Faith in God. |
John, brother of James and Apostle of Jesus |
September 26,
1915 |
Jesus
Says His Mission in Writing These Messages
Is His Second Coming on Earth. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
December 2, 1915 |
James
Was Overpowered by Jesus' Great Presence. |
James, The Apostle |
December 2, 1915 |
The
Master Showed His Great Power and Glory. |
John, The Apostle |
December 2, 1915 |
Mr.
Padgett's Grandmother Affirms That the
Master Wrote with Such Power and Force. |
Ann Rollins |
December 2, 1915 |
Mr.
Riddle's Affirmation That Jesus Showed His
Glory. |
A.G. Riddle |
December 2, 1915 |
An
Apostle of Jesus Wishes to Add His Testimony
to the Truth of the Messages Being Received
from the Master and the Celestial Spirits.
He States That He Was the Son of Mary and
Joseph, and a Brother in the Flesh of Jesus,
and That the New Testament Account of His
Parentage Is False. |
James, The Lesser |
October 8, 1915 |
What Is
the Reason That Mortals Will Not Seek the
Love of the Father, but, Rather, Endeavor to
Believe in the Creeds and Sacraments of the
Church to Which They Belong or Are
Affiliated With? |
John, The Apostle |
June 4, 1917 |
What Will Be the Religion of the Future, and
a Comprehensive and Final One, Founded on
the Truths That James E. Padgett Is
Receiving. |
Jesus of Nazareth |
November 6, 1917 |
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