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| | inTerjeCted: April 2005 Archives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | "That Nasoraeans were originally a Jewish group or partly Jewish group is suggested by their claim that John the Baptist was a member of theirs ect, and by the fact that the Jordan is an essential and central feature of their tradition. |
 | | In the case of the Nasoraeans this interpretation is based on the Creation story, especially on the Divine Man, Adam, as crowned and anointed King-priest. |
 | | "To a Nasoraean the human body is a replkica of the glorious cosmic Body, the holiest of mysteries, and every organ in it, including those necessary to digestion, reproduction, and evacuation, has for him deep symbolical significance and is revered as an expression of the Divine chemistry of genesis, purification, and catharsis." |
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