Adventure for God
Adventure for God
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It is as powerful a piece of imaginative literature as exists, lifting up ordinary temptations into the inner recesses of ro- mance. Such a passage as that describing the temp- tation of the mountain top presses "on us the idea that a notable side of the character of Jesus lay in His poetic and imaginative susceptibility to the influences of natural scenery. The susceptibility did not take the form merely of a liking for the pictur- esque, which seems to be rather a fashionable idol of the mode...rn mind than a deep-seated craving of the human spirit. It was the suggestiveness of a wide prospect, the stimulation of the mind accompanying the outlook from a point of vantage, which moved the nature of Jesus, and was probably a strong in- fluence in determining his education. " 3 Perhaps nowhere does the imaginative power of Christ manifest itself more than in His mode of teaching. He is the author of the parable, which is something quite distinct from the allegory or the fable. It is the height of the art of illustrative story- telling in which deep principles are inculcated by and embodied in simple, unadorned narratives taken from 1 Ramsay's Education of Christ, pp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is as powerful a piece of imaginative literature as exists, lifting up ordinary temptations into the inner recesses of ro- mance. Such a passage as that describing the temp- tation of the mountain top presses "on us the idea that a notable side of the character of Jesus lay in His poetic and imaginative susceptibility to the influences of natural scenery. The susceptibility did not take the form merely of a liking for the pictur- esque, which seems to be rather a fashionable idol of the mode...rn mind than a deep-seated craving of the human spirit. It was the suggestiveness of a wide prospect, the stimulation of the mind accompanying the outlook from a point of vantage, which moved the nature of Jesus, and was probably a strong in- fluence in determining his education. " 3 Perhaps nowhere does the imaginative power of Christ manifest itself more than in His mode of teaching. He is the author of the parable, which is something quite distinct from the allegory or the fable. It is the height of the art of illustrative story- telling in which deep principles are inculcated by and embodied in simple, unadorned narratives taken from 1 Ramsay's Education of Christ, pp.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Brent to read onlineMoreLess
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