/lit/ - Literature

>Jesus said, "Truly I say [to you], this baptism 56[which they've received in] my name […] will destroy the whole generation of the earthly Adam. Tomorrow they'll torture the one who bears me. Truly I [say] to you, no hand of a mortal human [will fall] upon me. Truly [I say] to you, Judas, those who offer sacrifices to Saklas […] everything that's evil. But you'll do more than all of them, because you'll sacrifice the human who bears me. Your horn has already been raised, your anger has been kindled, your star has ascended, and your heart has [strayed].57Truly [I say to you], your last [… and] the [… the thrones] of the realm have [been defeated], the kings have grown weak, the angelic generations have grieved, and the evil [they sowed …] is destroyed, [and] the [ruler] is wiped out. [And] then the [fruit] of the great generation of Adam will be exalted, because before heaven, earth, and the angels, that generation from the realms exists. Look, you've been told everything. Lift up your eyes and see the cloud with the light in it and the stars around it. And the star that leads the way is your star."

>Then Judas looked up and saw the luminous cloud, and he entered it. Those standing on the ground heard a voice from the cloud saying,58"[ . . . the] great [generation . . . ] and [ . . . ]." And Judas didn't see Jesus anymore.

>Immediately there was a disturbance among [the] Jews, more than […] Their high priests grumbled because he'd gone into the guest room to pray. But some scribes were there watching closely so they could arrest him during his prayer, because they were afraid of the people, since they all regarded him as a prophet.

>And they approached Judas and said to him, "What are you doing here? Aren't you Jesus' disciple?"

>Then he answered them as they wished. Then Judas received some money and handed him over to them.

I saw the abyss again /lit/...

>Her

> She doesn't feel the same way

> when you replace depression with melancholia

> When you realise the key to a happy life was letting go of being contemptous of your fellows

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Oh just selling huge magazines (normal sized n his perspective), not as interesting as the first part.

He did barge in though, and demand I "speak the troubles of the mind", I told him I worried a lot. He looked at me with derision and scolded me for such inane suffering. "Why worry?". I explained to him that as an irrational being ill equipped to fully innately understand the world around me, I should not be expected to live out to perfection, and he did ask me for my faults at first. I could tell him I'm good at making my coworkers smile, I expect the best in people, rarely confront them for their believes, assumes them to have good heart as I do and I would take a bullet for an innocent without even thinking. He gave me one look, called me weak and loathsome, and then left. Ducking his head to fit through the door.

> tfw convinced qt girl at work to put down her phone for a couple weeks. Forgot about it, but now she came up to me and explained it felt great and that she managed to read three books in those weeks, and she hadn't read anything in forever.

I felt like Jesus.