"Ein jedes Dasein, das göttliche nicht ausgenommen, hat in sich lauter Gegensätze, als verneinende und bejahende, die sich einander stets also entgegenstehen wie Kälte und Wärme, Finsternis und Licht, hart und sanft, bitter und süß, schwer und leicht, eng und weit, breit und schmal, hoch und nieder, Haß und Liebe, böse und gut, falsch und wahr, und Lüge und Wahrheit."
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Jakob Lorber, Großes Evangelium Johannes, Band 2, Kapitel 228, Vers 4b-5
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