Disciples, twelve

Quinn Dexter Messiah of the Light Bringer sect Lawrence Dillon Disciple Twelve-T Gang lord Bonham Disciple Shemilt Disciple, SD commander... 

There is no detailed description of his first popular healing clinic, but it was probably much like the one described by a disciple in Strasbourg some twelve months later ... 

As Cagliostro predicted, death made him immortal. He d often told his disciples that they shouldn t worry on hearing of his death it meant that he d reached the highest grade of Egyptian Freemasonry to become one of twelve immortals ruling over mankind s destiny for the rest of time. Like the biblical prophet Elijah, he d be carried to heaven on a chariot borne by angels or, like the phoenix, he d rise from the ashes of extinction. 

Basil Valentinus ""The Twelve Keys of Philosophy . M. E. Canceliet, one of the rare disciples of Fulcanelli, has just published an emdite and excellent translation of this essential work, published by Editions de Champe-Elysees, in which he has pnt all his Alchemical science. 

Central to my investigation in this chapter will be Jesus s claim in the Gospel of Judas that each person follows his astral destiny (42,7-9). It is far from clear, however, what this means in the context of the text itself Is it a general statement, or does Jesus simply mean each disciple has his own star Given that in this document, the twelve disciples are probably types of the twelve signs of the zodiac, how do we contend with Judas s role as the thirteenth, and his connection to astral destiny Does Jesus have an astral destiny Finally, is there a seminal relationship between the cosmological sections of the text and the dialogical sections in which Jesus teaches Judas about the error of the stars ... 

Each of the twelve disciples has his own star (42, 7-8), including Judas, whose star Jesus says leads Judas astray. Judas s own star is mentioned on four separate occasions 45,13-14, after Judas s Temple vision 55,10-11, where Jesus tells Judas your star will ru[le] over the [thirjteenth aeon. The... 

Remarkably, the disciples also have a Temple vision (38, 2-3), but they see a very different Temple than Judas sees. Theirs is a great house with a great altar served by twelve priests. God s name, the Tetragrammaton, lives in the Temple a crowd throngs outside. Jesus asks for a description of the priests, so the disciples outline various egregious activities they are sacrificing their wives and children, committing sodomy and murder, and... 

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