Deacon Herbert's Bible-Class
Deacon Herbert's Bible-Class
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Then we have the account of his baptizing Jesus, in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and allu- sions to it in John. The account of the murder of John by Herod is found in the fourteenth chapter of Matthew, the sixth of Mark, and the third of Luke." "Let us read," said the deacon, "the passage in the eleventh chapter of Matthew, which gives an account of John's sending two of his disciples to Jesus to inquire whether he were the Messiah or not. 'Art thou he that should come, or do we look for another?' ...What did John mean by that question ? " "I suppose," said Townsend, "that he had some doubt in his mind as to whether Jesus were the Christ." THE PRECURSOE 69 "How could that be?" asked the deacon.
" He knew very well that Jesus was the Christ ; for long before this (John i. 29-34) he had called Jesus the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, had seen the Holy Ghost descending on him, and plainly intimated to his disciples (John iii. 26, etc.) that Jesus was the Christ. He had made up his mind on that point long before." "Perhaps," said the farmer, "his faith had failed." "That seems unlikely," said I.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we have the account of his baptizing Jesus, in Matthew, Mark, and Luke, and allu- sions to it in John. The account of the murder of John by Herod is found in the fourteenth chapter of Matthew, the sixth of Mark, and the third of Luke." "Let us read," said the deacon, "the passage in the eleventh chapter of Matthew, which gives an account of John's sending two of his disciples to Jesus to inquire whether he were the Messiah or not. 'Art thou he that should come, or do we look for another?' ...What did John mean by that question ? " "I suppose," said Townsend, "that he had some doubt in his mind as to whether Jesus were the Christ." THE PRECURSOE 69 "How could that be?" asked the deacon.
" He knew very well that Jesus was the Christ ; for long before this (John i. 29-34) he had called Jesus the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world, had seen the Holy Ghost descending on him, and plainly intimated to his disciples (John iii. 26, etc.) that Jesus was the Christ. He had made up his mind on that point long before." "Perhaps," said the farmer, "his faith had failed." "That seems unlikely," said I.
What to read after Deacon Herbert's Bible-Class?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke James Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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