Gleanings Among the Sheaves
Gleanings Among the Sheaves
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AMONG THE SHEAVES, I57 The Holy Saviour.
iiHERE is an expression used by the apostle Paul respecting the Lord Jesus, which is very beautiful and significant — " who knew no sin." It does not merely say did none, but knew none. Sin was no acquaintance of His ; He was acquainted with grief, but no acquaintance of sin.
He had to walk in the midst of its most frequented haunts, but did not know it.
Not that He was ignorant of its nature, or unaware of its penalty, but he did not i know it ; He was ...a stranger to it ; He never by word, by nod, or by smile, gave it the faintest recognition. Of course He knew what sin was, for He was very God, but with sin He had no commu- nion, no fellowship, no brotherhood.
He was a perfect stranger in the pies- ence of sin ; He was a foreigner ; He was not an inhabitant of that land where sin is acknowledged. He passed 158 GLEANINdS through the wilderness of suffering, but into the wilderness of sin He could never go. " He knevj no sin : '* mark that ex- pression and treasure it up ; and when 3^ou are thinking of your Substitute, and behold Him bleeding upon the cross, think that you see written in those Irnes of blood, " He knew no sin." Mingled with the redness of His blood — that Rose of Sharon — behold the purity of His nature — the Lily of the Valley — *' He knew no sin." Christ our Example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AMONG THE SHEAVES, I57 The Holy Saviour.
iiHERE is an expression used by the apostle Paul respecting the Lord Jesus, which is very beautiful and significant — " who knew no sin." It does not merely say did none, but knew none. Sin was no acquaintance of His ; He was acquainted with grief, but no acquaintance of sin.
He had to walk in the midst of its most frequented haunts, but did not know it.
Not that He was ignorant of its nature, or unaware of its penalty, but he did not i know it ; He was ...a stranger to it ; He never by word, by nod, or by smile, gave it the faintest recognition. Of course He knew what sin was, for He was very God, but with sin He had no commu- nion, no fellowship, no brotherhood.
He was a perfect stranger in the pies- ence of sin ; He was a foreigner ; He was not an inhabitant of that land where sin is acknowledged. He passed 158 GLEANINdS through the wilderness of suffering, but into the wilderness of sin He could never go. " He knevj no sin : '* mark that ex- pression and treasure it up ; and when 3^ou are thinking of your Substitute, and behold Him bleeding upon the cross, think that you see written in those Irnes of blood, " He knew no sin." Mingled with the redness of His blood — that Rose of Sharon — behold the purity of His nature — the Lily of the Valley — *' He knew no sin." Christ our Example.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C H Charles Haddon Spurgeon to read onlineMoreLess
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