Franz Delitzsch a Memorial Tribute
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He, the man of the Old Testament, who often spoke in the language of the Old Testament, to whom it was a pleasure to put the present even in relation to the Old Testa- ment, was nevertheless the man of the most manifold interests. Whatever was important in the domain of literature did not remain unknown to him. Whatever w\as " lovely, or sounded well, whether it was a virtue, whether it was a praise, he meditated upon it. " He, a friend of flowers, like few, had beheld the lily of the held, as ...if he would follow the command of the Lord in the widest sense, not onl}^ with the eyes of the gardener who plants it, not only with the eyes of the child who plucks it, not only with the eyes of the naturalist who analyses it. No, he had woven a religion and a poetry in his learned understanding, as only a child of God can live in the domain of nature. And the last of all his labours, which he completed on his dying bed in his last days, had reference to the " yellow hyacinth, " in order finally to find the golden yellow-flower and its history, with which Luther compared the colour THE LAST FAREWELL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, the man of the Old Testament, who often spoke in the language of the Old Testament, to whom it was a pleasure to put the present even in relation to the Old Testa- ment, was nevertheless the man of the most manifold interests. Whatever was important in the domain of literature did not remain unknown to him. Whatever w\as " lovely, or sounded well, whether it was a virtue, whether it was a praise, he meditated upon it. " He, a friend of flowers, like few, had beheld the lily of the held, as ...if he would follow the command of the Lord in the widest sense, not onl}^ with the eyes of the gardener who plants it, not only with the eyes of the child who plucks it, not only with the eyes of the naturalist who analyses it. No, he had woven a religion and a poetry in his learned understanding, as only a child of God can live in the domain of nature. And the last of all his labours, which he completed on his dying bed in his last days, had reference to the " yellow hyacinth, " in order finally to find the golden yellow-flower and its history, with which Luther compared the colour THE LAST FAREWELL.
What to read after Franz Delitzsch a Memorial Tribute?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Ives Curtiss to read onlineMoreLess
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