The Christian View of God And the World As Centring in the Incarnation Being T
The Christian View of God And the World As Centring in the Incarnation Being T
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3 Ibid. I. P. 178. 4 Ibid. I. P. 179.
5 Ibid. I. P. 181. 6 Ibid. I. P. 190.
7 Ibid. I. P. 190. 8 2bid. I. P. 191.
THE SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS OF JESUS. 291 an essential Godhead also may be recognised. 1 The passages in John which seem to imply personal pre - existence, Beyschlag explains away by predestination, etc. On the Messianic calling, he finds the birth-moment of the Messianic consciousness of Jesus in the baptism. 2 He reviews the opinions of those who would put it earlier or later, and find...s them untenable. 3 But though Christ from this moment knew Himself to be the Messiah, He did not know what the course of His Messianic life was to be. 4 He had no foreseen plan. " The public life of Jesus began under quite other stars than the expectation of the death of the Cross. " 5 Beyschlag distinguishes three stages in the development of Christ's ideas : 6 1. A stage when the kingdom is conceived of as near standing at the door (early ministry in John).
2. Jesus realises that His people are anything but ready for the kingdom ; and sees that its triumph will involve a long protracted development (Galilean ministry).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Ibid. I. P. 178. 4 Ibid. I. P. 179.
5 Ibid. I. P. 181. 6 Ibid. I. P. 190.
7 Ibid. I. P. 190. 8 2bid. I. P. 191.
THE SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS OF JESUS. 291 an essential Godhead also may be recognised. 1 The passages in John which seem to imply personal pre - existence, Beyschlag explains away by predestination, etc. On the Messianic calling, he finds the birth-moment of the Messianic consciousness of Jesus in the baptism. 2 He reviews the opinions of those who would put it earlier or later, and find...s them untenable. 3 But though Christ from this moment knew Himself to be the Messiah, He did not know what the course of His Messianic life was to be. 4 He had no foreseen plan. " The public life of Jesus began under quite other stars than the expectation of the death of the Cross. " 5 Beyschlag distinguishes three stages in the development of Christ's ideas : 6 1. A stage when the kingdom is conceived of as near standing at the door (early ministry in John).
2. Jesus realises that His people are anything but ready for the kingdom ; and sees that its triumph will involve a long protracted development (Galilean ministry).
What to read after The Christian View of God And the World As Centring in the Incarnation Being T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orr, James, 1844-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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