We believe that this is certainly the strongest statement that William LePar’s spiritual source, The Council, ever gave us about Christ’s appearance in physical creation.

Questioner:  Did the Christ ever manifest in any other physical individual other than the man Jesus?  I believe (***) states Jesus had thirty incarnations before becoming the Christ.

The Council:  Now your question is, did THE Christ?

Q:  Yes.

C:  You must explain what you mean by THE Christ.

Q:  What I believe and what the intention is on this paper may be two different things.

C:  Is that your question, (***)?

Q:  Yes, I was thinking in terms of what is referred to as the Christ Spirit or the Christ Soul.

C:  No, according to that then, no.  You see the Christ Spirit or the Christ Soul is not some abstract thing.  Nor is it an average or, shall we say, nor is it a soul or entity such as yourself.  That which manifested in the physical form as Jesus Christ or Jesus the Christ you must accept this:  That is the infusion of God into physical history.  That is the infusion of God into physical history. That is not an entity.  That is not a soul.  That is God Himself. And as far as manifesting as other beings or other times, this is sheer rot, sheer rot.

Q:  Thank you very much.

Q: What about the man Jesus though?

C:  The man Jesus is the product of the Divinity, that infusion. Your Divine Father chose to use the active part of His personality, you see, to create that Bridge from the physical to His heavenly realm.  Now we say to His heavenly realm, not the realms that His creations created for themselves, but to His heavenly realm.  And in so bridging that gap He Himself used His active force and penetrated the physical manifestation, infused in it in the form of a human being you call Jesus, that Scriptures call Jesus.  But to show that this was not just a human being the title "the Christos" was bestowed upon Him.  You see?  The man and the Spirit are the same.  The man and the Spirit are the same.  That is God showing you how He chooses to live and if you wish to be a god then you must choose to live the same way, the same attitudes, the same concerns, the same desire to serve.  Each of you are masters in your own right, if you choose. But a master is always a servant, never the one served, but always the one serving.  And this is the lesson that the Divine Father also teaches us if we are observant that He is of service to you if you choose to avail yourself to that service, and so when He manifested in the physical form of Jesus, the man, He came as a servant, a bearer of the truth, a fulfiller of responsibility, a condemner of injustice, and a Son of that Divine Force.  Very well. 

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