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== Reencarnación en la Biblia ==
== Reencarnación en la Biblia ==


When Jesus gathered his disciples around him, they discussed the teachings of reembodiment freely and with familiarity. One such discussion was recorded, and it seems to have been missed in the careful project undertaken to delete great truths from the scriptures. Perhaps it was overlooked, or perhaps it was left in because it was felt that most people would not take the words literally.   
Cuando Jesús reunió a sus discípulos a su alrededor, discutieron las enseñanzas de la reencarnación libremente y con familiaridad. Se registró una de esas discusiones, y parece que se pasó por alto en el cuidadoso proyecto emprendido para eliminar grandes verdades de las Escrituras. Quizás se pasó por alto, o quizás se dejó porque se sintió que la mayoría de la gente no tomaría las palabras literalmente.   


Jesus and the disciples were speaking of the coming of the prophet [[Elijah]]. To the disciples the word coming meant the coming of the soul into manifestation, or being born. The scriptures say that a forerunner having the spirit and power of Elijah the Prophet should precede Jesus’ coming. The disciples were speculating as to whether or not Elijah had been born. Jesus answered them, “‘I say unto you, that Elias [Elijah] is come already, and they knew him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed....’ Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist.”<ref>Matt. 17: 10–13.</ref>
Jesus and the disciples were speaking of the coming of the prophet [[Elijah]]. To the disciples the word coming meant the coming of the soul into manifestation, or being born. The scriptures say that a forerunner having the spirit and power of Elijah the Prophet should precede Jesus’ coming. The disciples were speculating as to whether or not Elijah had been born. Jesus answered them, “‘I say unto you, that Elias [Elijah] is come already, and they knew him not, but have done unto him whatsoever they listed....’ Then the disciples understood that he spake unto them of John the Baptist.”<ref>Matt. 17: 10–13.</ref>