Be of Good Cheer With Other Sermons of Encouragement
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They may be thought too good and inconvenient to have about. To be sure, we all of us think that if we had a real angel in the house, we should know he was winged, even if the wings themselves were concealed. But it would be no marvel if the angel should at times wish he could exercise his wings and fly away, and be somewhere where his motives and acts would not be so mis- conceived, and his spirit not so grieved. It is probable that that day when Jesus read the Scriptures in the synagogue, whe...re he had been brought up, was not the first time that he had felt the force of the proverb, "No prophet is acceptable in his own country. " However morally superior he was, as compared to his brothers or his towns- men, they might not have eyes to see it. As far as they were concerned, he was of no extraordinary 76 THIRTY YEARS IN NAZARETH. Reputation ; his life was just our common human lot. He was bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh. It follows, therefore, as a second suggestion, that the temptations of an ordinary life were met by our Saviour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They may be thought too good and inconvenient to have about. To be sure, we all of us think that if we had a real angel in the house, we should know he was winged, even if the wings themselves were concealed. But it would be no marvel if the angel should at times wish he could exercise his wings and fly away, and be somewhere where his motives and acts would not be so mis- conceived, and his spirit not so grieved. It is probable that that day when Jesus read the Scriptures in the synagogue, whe...re he had been brought up, was not the first time that he had felt the force of the proverb, "No prophet is acceptable in his own country. " However morally superior he was, as compared to his brothers or his towns- men, they might not have eyes to see it. As far as they were concerned, he was of no extraordinary 76 THIRTY YEARS IN NAZARETH. Reputation ; his life was just our common human lot. He was bone of our bone and flesh of our flesh. It follows, therefore, as a second suggestion, that the temptations of an ordinary life were met by our Saviour.
What to read after Be of Good Cheer With Other Sermons of Encouragement?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Mooar to read onlineMoreLess
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