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Title: "I heard a voice";
Year: 1918 (1910s)
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Subjects: Spiritualism
Publisher: New York, E. P Dutton and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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OR THE GREAT EXPLORATION 159 Below is a copy of a sketch drawn immediately after the above caricature, by the same spirit, of a relative of his.
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4 /<L& i6o I HEARD A VOICE CHAPTER XVIII We have learned from messages received that spirits on a fairly high plane are taken occasionally to a still higher plane in order that they may enjoy the privilege of seeing what in the Spirit world is called the vision of The Sorrowful Visitation / or The Seven Wondrous Ways. It is stated that in this vision Christ appears in His earthform, with the wounds of the Cross in His Hands and Feet, and that He walks along followed by His Apostles (also in their earth forms), and as He moves a drop of blood falls at each step, and instantaneously a flower grows up, and that these flowers remain until just before a further visitation, when they wither and die. 18th February, 1917. Jacks mother, Marian, who had heard of the book of Spirit messages we had intended publishing, wrote— Now, dears, I wonder if I can write anything for your book. OR THE GREAT EXPLORATION 161 We asked whether she could tell us anything beyond what we had already been told of The Sor

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