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Jesus sent for me. I found him sitting in the deepening evening shadows. He asked me to walk with him so that he could give me some instructions. “Your marching orders,” he said with a smile. I was to go to Jerusalem and make arrangements for our stay. Jesus gave me names of people to visit on the way south—women, mostly, who would provide us with funds. Jesus and the others would follow in a few days.
We were quiet for a while, and I waited. It is the way with student and teacher. He seemed to ...have something on his mind that troubled him. Finally he turned to me and said, “The Baptizer is dead.”
We all knew he would be martyred. It was only a matter of time, a prophet’s destiny. Still I felt the loss.
“It is the way with our people.” He sounded bitter and resigned.
“Teacher, may I speak plainly?”
“Of course, you may.”
I nodded, took a breath, and began, “The Baptizer is dead. That leaves only you. When will you declare yourself and strike out at Rome?”
“Strike out?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jesus sent for me. I found him sitting in the deepening evening shadows. He asked me to walk with him so that he could give me some instructions. “Your marching orders,” he said with a smile. I was to go to Jerusalem and make arrangements for our stay. Jesus gave me names of people to visit on the way south—women, mostly, who would provide us with funds. Jesus and the others would follow in a few days.
We were quiet for a while, and I waited. It is the way with student and teacher. He seemed to ...have something on his mind that troubled him. Finally he turned to me and said, “The Baptizer is dead.”
We all knew he would be martyred. It was only a matter of time, a prophet’s destiny. Still I felt the loss.
“It is the way with our people.” He sounded bitter and resigned.
“Teacher, may I speak plainly?”
“Of course, you may.”
I nodded, took a breath, and began, “The Baptizer is dead. That leaves only you. When will you declare yourself and strike out at Rome?”
“Strike out?”
What to read after Judas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Ramsay to read onlineMoreLess
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