Continued research
for a historical novel: Peter and Paul
Peter asked Yeshûa, “Lord,
where go you? Jesus answered him, Where I go, you can not follow me now; but
you shall follow me afterwards.” (John 13:36)
The
response Peter got implies that Yeshûa knew his destination, thus he must have
visited it before. Likewise, it states that Peter will follow him, i.e. Yeshûa
later. It suggests that Yeshûa was familiar with his impending destination.
Where?
To
quote Shakespeare, “that is the question”.
The
problem is that writing a historical novel, I cannot get lost in the “mambo-jumbo”
(no offence intended) of religious interpretations. All statements must make
logical sense. Yes, logical sense.
It
seems to me that there is only one ‘place’ one can ‘go’ without physically
leaving the earthly environs, and that is to
go within. The travel takes place within your consciousness. There are ways.
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