The Quarterly Review.
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Opinions will ever vary as to the relation of John to Christ The groundless absurdity of Renan, condemned by all writers since, that for a time the Lord became a follower and imitator of John, to the hindrance of His ministry, hardly deserves record.
Keim rates high the influence of John. Schenkel more justly sees that ' John the Baptist and his disciples certainly did never make common cause with Jesus, and that Jesus never regarded John L^e of our Lord.
415 John as capable of appreciating Him... and His mission j nor as capable of fonniji^ part of tlie kingdom of heaven/* But whether the intercourse and influence appear more or less, the teaching of Jesus Ijclongs to a wholly different sphere. Nay mare, the Lord Himself has set a wide gulf between Him and the Baptist. In that answer to the question ab^iut fasting, Christ presents Himself as the bridegroom spreading his own life and joy into the hearts of all that were with him ; whilst the figures of the new and heidy wine in old bottles, and the new cloth in the old garmc^nts^ contains something of rebuke af the dujnass which failed to recognise the new order of things that had come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Opinions will ever vary as to the relation of John to Christ The groundless absurdity of Renan, condemned by all writers since, that for a time the Lord became a follower and imitator of John, to the hindrance of His ministry, hardly deserves record.
Keim rates high the influence of John. Schenkel more justly sees that ' John the Baptist and his disciples certainly did never make common cause with Jesus, and that Jesus never regarded John L^e of our Lord.
415 John as capable of appreciating Him... and His mission j nor as capable of fonniji^ part of tlie kingdom of heaven/* But whether the intercourse and influence appear more or less, the teaching of Jesus Ijclongs to a wholly different sphere. Nay mare, the Lord Himself has set a wide gulf between Him and the Baptist. In that answer to the question ab^iut fasting, Christ presents Himself as the bridegroom spreading his own life and joy into the hearts of all that were with him ; whilst the figures of the new and heidy wine in old bottles, and the new cloth in the old garmc^nts^ contains something of rebuke af the dujnass which failed to recognise the new order of things that had come.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1st Baron Ernle Rowland Edmund Prothero , Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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