A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem. First Century
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' — not to him, * Am I so long with ye who know me not ? ' Fixed- as a rock, untempted by desires To gain the post of honor when liis Lord Should come to rule — chosen from out the midst Of six-score men as his apostle — then Again selected to the place of trust.
Unselfish, honest, he among them walked.
" That he was honest, and was so esteemed.
Is plain from this, — tlicy chose him out of all To bear the common purse, and take and pay.
John says he was a thief, because he grudged The price tha...t for some ointment once was paid, And urged 'twere better given to the poor.
But did not Christus ever for the poor Lift up his voice, — ' Give all things to the poor ; Sell everything and give all to the poor ! ' And Judas, who believed, not made believe, Used his own words, and Christus, who excused The gift because of love, rebuked him not.
IN JERUSALEM. 15 Thief ! ay, he 'twas, this very thief, they chose To bear tlie purse and give alms to the poor.
I, for my part, see nothing wrong in this." "But why, if Judas was a man like this, Frank, noble, honest," — here I interposed — *' Why was it that he thus betrayed his Lord?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' — not to him, * Am I so long with ye who know me not ? ' Fixed- as a rock, untempted by desires To gain the post of honor when liis Lord Should come to rule — chosen from out the midst Of six-score men as his apostle — then Again selected to the place of trust.
Unselfish, honest, he among them walked.
" That he was honest, and was so esteemed.
Is plain from this, — tlicy chose him out of all To bear the common purse, and take and pay.
John says he was a thief, because he grudged The price tha...t for some ointment once was paid, And urged 'twere better given to the poor.
But did not Christus ever for the poor Lift up his voice, — ' Give all things to the poor ; Sell everything and give all to the poor ! ' And Judas, who believed, not made believe, Used his own words, and Christus, who excused The gift because of love, rebuked him not.
IN JERUSALEM. 15 Thief ! ay, he 'twas, this very thief, they chose To bear tlie purse and give alms to the poor.
I, for my part, see nothing wrong in this." "But why, if Judas was a man like this, Frank, noble, honest," — here I interposed — *' Why was it that he thus betrayed his Lord?
What to read after A Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem. First Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Story William Wetmore to read onlineMoreLess
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