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63. Jesus says: "Blessed is the man who is troubled; he has found Life!"

64. Jesus says: "Look for Him who lives, while you are living; lest you die and seek to see Him, and can find no power to see"

A Samaritan was taking a lamb and going into Judea. He said to his disciples: "What about that one with the lamb?" They answered: "..So that he might kill it and eat it." He said to them: "He will not eat it while it lives, but he will kill it, and it will become a corpse." They said to him: "He can not do it any other way!" He said to them: "You too, yourselves seek after a place of rest in yourself, so that you do not become corpses, and are eaten!"

65. Jesus says: "Two will rest there on a bed; one will die and the other will live."

Salome says: "Who are you, man? While one is out, you did climb on my bed and did eat off my table?" Jesus said to her: "I am He who exists from Him who is equality; I have been given that which is of my Father. " - "I am your disciple!"

Because of this, I say: "If one is consumed, he will be full of light; however, if one should become divided, he will be full of darkness."

66. Jesus says: "I speak of my mysteries to ['''<those who are worthy of>'''] my mysteries.

What your right hand does, let your left hand not realize it does it."

67. Jesus said: "There was a wealthy man who was very rich. He said to himself, 'I will use my wealth so that I may sow and reap and plant, and I will fill my treasure house with fruit so I need nothing.' These were his thoughts in his mind. But during that night, he died. He who has ears, let him listen!"

68. Jesus said: "A man was having some visitors. When he had prepared the dinner, he sent his servant so he might call the visitors. He went to the first and said to him: 'My Lord calls you!' He replied: 'I have some money for some traders who are coming this evening, and I will place orders with them. I beg excuse from the dinner.' Going to another he said to him: 'My Lord calls you.' He said to him: 'I have bought a house and it requires a day's time of me; I will not be free.' He went to another and said to him: 'My Lord calls you!' He replied; 'My friend is getting married, and I am giving the dinner, and can't come. I beg excuse from the dinner.' He went to another and said to him: 'My Lord calls you!' He said to him; 'I have bought a field and I am going to collect the taxes. I cannot come; I beg to be excused.' The servant returned and spoke this to his Lord: 'Those whom you called to the dinner have begged to be excused.' The Lord said to his servant; 'Go out into the streets and those whom you find, bring them in so that they may dine.' The buyers and the traders may not come into the places of my Father."

69. He said; "A just man had a vineyard, which he gave to tenants so they might work it, and he receive the fruit from their hand. He sent his servant so that the tenants might give him the fruit of the vineyard: They seized his servant, and beat him and nearly killed him. The servant came back and told this to his Lord. His Lord said 'Perhaps he did not recognize them?' He sent another servant: the tenants beat this one also. Then the Lord sent his son. He said to himself, 'Perhaps they will be ashamed before my son.' Because the tenants there knew that he was the heir to the vineyard, they killed him. He who has ears let him listen!"