The Humanity of the Christ And Other Essays
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IV: 1 8, "But the path of the righteous is as the dawning light. That shineth more and more unto the perfect day. " Nor is there any valid excuse for still telling us, that our Lord bade us not to be careful about the morrow, when what He did say was that we are not to be "anxious for the morrow^ (Matt. VI: 34). So should the apostle be allowed to exhort us, "Casting all your anxiety upon Him, because He careth for you" (I. Pet. V:7). And to think of continuing any longer to compel the evangeli...st to make the utterly absurd statement, that Mary of Bethany, when her sister Martha had gone out to meet their anxiously looked-for Teacher, sat still. 8 Preface perfectly composed in body and mind, when what he did say was simply this, "Mary still sat in the house" (John XI:2o). There is, however, a far more serious matter than any of these, which affects the recognition of the personality of the Third Person of the adorable Godhead. Even the learned revisers have failed to fully rectify our noble Eng- lish Bible in this respect, and yet we owe them undying thanks, especially the British revisers, to whom the change in this case is primarily due, for having rid two memorable passages in the epistle to the Romans of that utterly obnoxious term, which the writer for one never allowed himself to read in public, before ever there was a revision of any sort, without solemn protest, viz.
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IV: 1 8, "But the path of the righteous is as the dawning light. That shineth more and more unto the perfect day. " Nor is there any valid excuse for still telling us, that our Lord bade us not to be careful about the morrow, when what He did say was that we are not to be "anxious for the morrow^ (Matt. VI: 34). So should the apostle be allowed to exhort us, "Casting all your anxiety upon Him, because He careth for you" (I. Pet. V:7). And to think of continuing any longer to compel the evangeli...st to make the utterly absurd statement, that Mary of Bethany, when her sister Martha had gone out to meet their anxiously looked-for Teacher, sat still. 8 Preface perfectly composed in body and mind, when what he did say was simply this, "Mary still sat in the house" (John XI:2o). There is, however, a far more serious matter than any of these, which affects the recognition of the personality of the Third Person of the adorable Godhead. Even the learned revisers have failed to fully rectify our noble Eng- lish Bible in this respect, and yet we owe them undying thanks, especially the British revisers, to whom the change in this case is primarily due, for having rid two memorable passages in the epistle to the Romans of that utterly obnoxious term, which the writer for one never allowed himself to read in public, before ever there was a revision of any sort, without solemn protest, viz.
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