The Divinity of Christ An Argument
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Eecognizing with the unerring instinct of hatred that no fault was compatible with the part He had as- signed Himself, they are always watching Him, and laying snares for Him. As a traveler belated on a winter's night is followed by a troop of wolves, if He make a false step He is lost : thus Jesus passed His life, sur- rounded by Pharisees who seek to sur- prise Him in an imperfect or culpable act or word, and the proof that they could not succeed is, that in the end they have recourse to viol...ence. He, always pure and gentle, always calm, beaming with inward peace, only replies to all their stratagems by this word of 72 The Divinity of Jesus Christ.
sovereign holiness: '^ Which of you convinceth me of sin ? " Xone had said it hefore Him, and none has dared to say it since.
And He does not address this challenge only to His enemies in Jerusalem : He addresses it to mankind in all countries, in all ages. He has made His Church to rest on this word. This is its foun- dation of granite. Its corner-stone is the diamond of the spotlesss purity of Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eecognizing with the unerring instinct of hatred that no fault was compatible with the part He had as- signed Himself, they are always watching Him, and laying snares for Him. As a traveler belated on a winter's night is followed by a troop of wolves, if He make a false step He is lost : thus Jesus passed His life, sur- rounded by Pharisees who seek to sur- prise Him in an imperfect or culpable act or word, and the proof that they could not succeed is, that in the end they have recourse to viol...ence. He, always pure and gentle, always calm, beaming with inward peace, only replies to all their stratagems by this word of 72 The Divinity of Jesus Christ.
sovereign holiness: '^ Which of you convinceth me of sin ? " Xone had said it hefore Him, and none has dared to say it since.
And He does not address this challenge only to His enemies in Jerusalem : He addresses it to mankind in all countries, in all ages. He has made His Church to rest on this word. This is its foun- dation of granite. Its corner-stone is the diamond of the spotlesss purity of Jesus.
What to read after The Divinity of Christ An Argument?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emile Bougaud to read onlineMoreLess
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