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H, p. 336) "is the opening of the Psalm wherein the Messiah's passion is all predicted, — (Psalm xxi) His strength ebbing away in streams of blood, His burning wounds and that parching thirst of whose fierceness the dying man alone has any knowledge." But what does it mean? How can the eternal Son, who is one with His Father, be forsaken by that Father? This is indeed an unfathomable mystery. Yet holy writers and doctors of the Church, enlightened by the Spirit of God, have penetrated a little ...way into the awful mystery of God the Son abandoned on the Cross, and uttering that exceeding bitter cry, "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?" The writer whom I have just quoted sums up the teaching of these holy writers in a passage which I cannot do better than quote to you at length, since I think it throws light upon this subject which, although a mystery, yet, like all the sacred mysteries of our holy religion abundantly repays our study and what understanding of it our human minds with God's help can attain — 26 THE SEVEN LAST WORDS FROM THE CROSS repays with rich spiritual fruit that study and the understanding which we may have by prayful, humble and devout contemplation under the guidance of the saints.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
H, p. 336) "is the opening of the Psalm wherein the Messiah's passion is all predicted, — (Psalm xxi) His strength ebbing away in streams of blood, His burning wounds and that parching thirst of whose fierceness the dying man alone has any knowledge." But what does it mean? How can the eternal Son, who is one with His Father, be forsaken by that Father? This is indeed an unfathomable mystery. Yet holy writers and doctors of the Church, enlightened by the Spirit of God, have penetrated a little ...way into the awful mystery of God the Son abandoned on the Cross, and uttering that exceeding bitter cry, "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?" The writer whom I have just quoted sums up the teaching of these holy writers in a passage which I cannot do better than quote to you at length, since I think it throws light upon this subject which, although a mystery, yet, like all the sacred mysteries of our holy religion abundantly repays our study and what understanding of it our human minds with God's help can attain — 26 THE SEVEN LAST WORDS FROM THE CROSS repays with rich spiritual fruit that study and the understanding which we may have by prayful, humble and devout contemplation under the guidance of the saints.
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