Luke 17:1-4, 22

Apostle James the Lesser – The Appendix

1: And he said to his disciples (in regard to James the Lesser in the Appendix), “Offences (Poisons from the colon that enter into the bloodstream and that cause anger, resentment, displeasure, or cause offense, etc…) are sure to come; but woe to (the consciousness of) him by whom they come!

2: It would be better for him if a millstone (a burden, through the ordeal of initiation) were hung round his neck (so that the iodine of his Thyroid gland can clean his bloodstream with comprehension) and he (with his poisons) were cast into the sea (and burn them with solar fire, Grand sympathetic Nervous System), than that he should cause one of these (endocrine micro-laboratories) little ones to sin (to use their solar power in a wrong way).

3: Watch yourselves (as the Apostles in the glands do); if your brother sins (uses his solar power in a wrong way), rebuke (heal) him, and if he repents (becomes healed), forgive him (so that you do not poison him again with wrong vibrations);

4: and if he sins (uses his solar power in a wrong way)against you (against your nervous systems) seven times in the day (in every initiation), and turns to you seven times, and says, `I repent (and becomes healed each time),’ you must forgive him (or else you will become stagnant with poisons)….”

22: And he said to the disciples (in regard to James the Lesser in the Appendix), “The days (or initiations) are coming when you will desire to see one of the days (initiations) of the Son of man (the Nous Atom within you), and you will not see it (because of the impurity of your bloodstream).

”Today, the appendix is recognized as a highly specialized organ with a rich blood supply. This is not what we would expect from a degenerate, useless structure.

“The appendix contains a high concentration of lymphoid follicles. These are highly specialized structures which are a part of the immune system. The clue to the appendix’s function is found in its strategic position right where the small bowel meets the large bowel or colon. The colon is loaded with bacteria which are useful there, but which must be kept away from other areas such as the small bowel and the bloodstream.

“Through the cells in these lymphoid follicles, and the antibodies they make, the appendix is ‘involved in the control of which essential bacteria come to reside in the caecum and colon in neonatal life’ Like the very important thymus gland in our chest, it is likely that the appendix plays its major role in early childhood. It is also probably involved in helping the body recognize early in life that certain foodstuffs, bacterially derived substances, and even some of the body’s own gut enzymes, need to be tolerated and not seen as ‘foreign’ substances needing attack.”