A Not Impossible Religion
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No Syrian or Semite could doubt the significance^ of the phrase. "With that picturesqueness of turn which is of the very fibre of Eastern speech, the phrase unquestion- ably carries the implication of the man-of-men, the typical man, the representative man, the man as man. Essential humanity, in all that is highest and most worthy in the race, is implicit in the name. His mission, then, was not as that of God to men, but as a man to men, as of a very Son of man to the sons of men. It was as a m...an, sent from God, that His disciples learned to know Him. It was as a man who enjoyed God-like powers over disease and the evil forces in nature, that they received Him. Not till a later stage did the convic- tion dawn upon them that He was the expected Christ, the Son of the living God. But they hung * The writer has heard it distorted by an ultra-Protcstant into an anti-Catliolic, or ratlicr anti-Marian meaning, urging that if the doctrine were true that Christ had but one human parent, He would liave tailed Himself the Son of the woman, not the Son of the man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No Syrian or Semite could doubt the significance^ of the phrase. "With that picturesqueness of turn which is of the very fibre of Eastern speech, the phrase unquestion- ably carries the implication of the man-of-men, the typical man, the representative man, the man as man. Essential humanity, in all that is highest and most worthy in the race, is implicit in the name. His mission, then, was not as that of God to men, but as a man to men, as of a very Son of man to the sons of men. It was as a m...an, sent from God, that His disciples learned to know Him. It was as a man who enjoyed God-like powers over disease and the evil forces in nature, that they received Him. Not till a later stage did the convic- tion dawn upon them that He was the expected Christ, the Son of the living God. But they hung * The writer has heard it distorted by an ultra-Protcstant into an anti-Catliolic, or ratlicr anti-Marian meaning, urging that if the doctrine were true that Christ had but one human parent, He would liave tailed Himself the Son of the woman, not the Son of the man.
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