The Students Life of Christ
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Many regard the number sent forth as indicative of the S3 r mbolic purpose of Jesus. Seventy w 7 as as repre- sentative a number to the mind of a Jew as twelve. The latter distinctly stood for the ideal Israel and had no wider significance. The mission of the Twelve w r as to the nation and to it alone. The number seventy rep- resented in the Jewish mind the whole world. It is a Jewish round number denoting often in Scripture a large number of people whose exact enumeration is un- known. Whethe...r used loosely or specifically its gen- eral significance must have been that the Seventy were missioned to carry the Gospel message to all races. This broadening of the scope of Jesus' ministry had be- come inevitable. The Jesus of the closing half year of the active ministry was one who was no longer exclu- sively thinking about His countrymen; He rather had His vision set upon the great world of humankind.
The seventy disciples were sent forth to prepare the way before Him, perhaps to enable Jesus to use His scanty remaining time to greater advantage, or to in- sure His hearty reception where He might not be known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many regard the number sent forth as indicative of the S3 r mbolic purpose of Jesus. Seventy w 7 as as repre- sentative a number to the mind of a Jew as twelve. The latter distinctly stood for the ideal Israel and had no wider significance. The mission of the Twelve w r as to the nation and to it alone. The number seventy rep- resented in the Jewish mind the whole world. It is a Jewish round number denoting often in Scripture a large number of people whose exact enumeration is un- known. Whethe...r used loosely or specifically its gen- eral significance must have been that the Seventy were missioned to carry the Gospel message to all races. This broadening of the scope of Jesus' ministry had be- come inevitable. The Jesus of the closing half year of the active ministry was one who was no longer exclu- sively thinking about His countrymen; He rather had His vision set upon the great world of humankind.
The seventy disciples were sent forth to prepare the way before Him, perhaps to enable Jesus to use His scanty remaining time to greater advantage, or to in- sure His hearty reception where He might not be known.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Knight Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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