How Shall We Know Christ At His Coming

How Shall We KnowCfjrtgtAt His ComingCopyright by Max Heindel 1914.Shorthand Report of a lecture delivered before the Los Angeles Study Center Rx. b, May IXth, 191 by Max He I ii del.There is a picture in my mind; it has rested there for years; off and on, when I have time from the busy work of the day to turn inwards and look into that store house, that picture appears. Let me paint it for you. Follow me backwards in time about two thousand years, the scene is in Palestine; the hills are bare; a little group of men are walking, and every face is sad in that group. They are mourning for One who they thought was coming to do great things-One who has been taken from them by ruthless hands One whose life has been seemingly destroyed, and they ask themselves: Is this to be the end? This was a subject that was very close to their hearts. He had called them friends. He had said, "Ye are myAbout the Publisher Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics