Why God Made Men
Why God Made Men
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The funeral pro- cession with the corpse, was on the way to the tomb. Morti- fication had begun its work. There was more than calling the spirit back to the body. His flesh was filled with corrup- tion from death, which had to be purified.
The next resurrection was shortly before his crucifixion. It was the awakening of Lazarus from the sleep of death. He was probably a man in middle life, perhaps about the age of our Lord and Saviour. He had been dead four days, buried and corruption had taken... hold of his flesh. ^°Lord by this time he stinketh. His flesh had begun to decay, the organism of his body was destroyed, and in fact there had to be new material created for his risen, living body.
Again there is evidence of the growth of his divine life in the fact that in his early ministry, up in Galilee, ^^He could not do many mighty works there, because of unbelief. The twelve whom he kept with him could not have been as coun- selors, for up to the time of his death, he was in the habit of rebuking them saying, ^^Do ye not understand ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The funeral pro- cession with the corpse, was on the way to the tomb. Morti- fication had begun its work. There was more than calling the spirit back to the body. His flesh was filled with corrup- tion from death, which had to be purified.
The next resurrection was shortly before his crucifixion. It was the awakening of Lazarus from the sleep of death. He was probably a man in middle life, perhaps about the age of our Lord and Saviour. He had been dead four days, buried and corruption had taken... hold of his flesh. ^°Lord by this time he stinketh. His flesh had begun to decay, the organism of his body was destroyed, and in fact there had to be new material created for his risen, living body.
Again there is evidence of the growth of his divine life in the fact that in his early ministry, up in Galilee, ^^He could not do many mighty works there, because of unbelief. The twelve whom he kept with him could not have been as coun- selors, for up to the time of his death, he was in the habit of rebuking them saying, ^^Do ye not understand ?
What to read after Why God Made Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Nesbit John Nesbit Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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