What the World Owes to the Pharisees
What the World Owes to the Pharisees
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The position on the lines of the Talmudic theory is quite clear and simple ; God has made known to us what He would have us do ; we will therefore do it, as exactly and as completely as we can.
And the more we can extend the range of His declared will so as to include duties hitherto undefined, so much the more perfect service we shall render to Him. That is a noble ideal, whatever the Gentile may say. It is not the only ideal ; but those who follow what they conceive to be a higher one, may we...ll ask themselves if they have been as faithful to their ideal as Israel with his Talmud has been to his ? The essence of his service was obedience, without question. It was enough that, as he believed, God commanded that he should do so ; it was not his concern to know why God had so commanded him.
Sometimes he could discern a reason ; more often not, but whether or not, there was the divine command and he would do it, or count himself to have sinned if he did not do it.
46 WHAT THE WORLD OWES And this, while it was a solemn responsibility, was also a joy ; and not only that, it was an immense strength to him in times of affliction and trial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The position on the lines of the Talmudic theory is quite clear and simple ; God has made known to us what He would have us do ; we will therefore do it, as exactly and as completely as we can.
And the more we can extend the range of His declared will so as to include duties hitherto undefined, so much the more perfect service we shall render to Him. That is a noble ideal, whatever the Gentile may say. It is not the only ideal ; but those who follow what they conceive to be a higher one, may we...ll ask themselves if they have been as faithful to their ideal as Israel with his Talmud has been to his ? The essence of his service was obedience, without question. It was enough that, as he believed, God commanded that he should do so ; it was not his concern to know why God had so commanded him.
Sometimes he could discern a reason ; more often not, but whether or not, there was the divine command and he would do it, or count himself to have sinned if he did not do it.
46 WHAT THE WORLD OWES And this, while it was a solemn responsibility, was also a joy ; and not only that, it was an immense strength to him in times of affliction and trial.
What to read after What the World Owes to the Pharisees?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Travers Herford to read onlineMoreLess
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