Commentary On the Gospel According to Matthew
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Else he would not trust in God. The use of kingdom here is personal and spirit- ual, not eschatological.
4. Mourn. Another paradox. Jesus does not mean that mourning in itself is a blessing. Comforted. It is a ground of blessing when it leads to the higher consolation. The comfort is the antithesis of the grief. The optimism of Jesus overcomes the pessimism of sorrow.
5. Meek. Each Beatitude implies a certain modification, but the sharp statement arrests the attention. It is hard to see a wide ...difference between " the meek " and " the poor in spirit, " except that humility is rather the spirit of the meek man. Meek- ness was a virtue in the Psalms (37 : 11), but riot in the Greek and Roman world. Inherit the earth. Quoted from Ps. 37 : n. Hardly meant to be taken literally, though the precise spiritual significance is obscure. Possibly, " will get the best out of the earth. " 6. Hunger and thirst after righteousness. Less paradoxical in appearance. The passion for goodness is one of the noblest things in man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Else he would not trust in God. The use of kingdom here is personal and spirit- ual, not eschatological.
4. Mourn. Another paradox. Jesus does not mean that mourning in itself is a blessing. Comforted. It is a ground of blessing when it leads to the higher consolation. The comfort is the antithesis of the grief. The optimism of Jesus overcomes the pessimism of sorrow.
5. Meek. Each Beatitude implies a certain modification, but the sharp statement arrests the attention. It is hard to see a wide ...difference between " the meek " and " the poor in spirit, " except that humility is rather the spirit of the meek man. Meek- ness was a virtue in the Psalms (37 : 11), but riot in the Greek and Roman world. Inherit the earth. Quoted from Ps. 37 : n. Hardly meant to be taken literally, though the precise spiritual significance is obscure. Possibly, " will get the best out of the earth. " 6. Hunger and thirst after righteousness. Less paradoxical in appearance. The passion for goodness is one of the noblest things in man.
What to read after Commentary On the Gospel According to Matthew?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A. T. Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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