Homo Sum — volume 01
Homo Sum — volume 01
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" Hermas had listened patiently to the anchorite, but he now shook hishead, and said: "I cannot under stand either you or my father. So longas I walk on this earth, I am I and no other. After death, no doubt, butnot till then, will a new and eternal life begin" "Not so, " cried Paulus hastily, interrupting him. "That other and higherlife of which you speak, does not begin only after death for him whowhile still living does not cease from dying, from mortifying the flesh, and from subduing its l...usts, from casting from him the world and hisbaser self, and from seeking the Lord. It has been vouchsafed to manyeven in the midst of life to be born again to a higher existence. Lookat me, the basest of the base. I am not two but one, and yet am I in thesight of the Lord as certainly another man than I was before grace foundme, as this young shoot, which has grown from the roots of an overthrownpalmtree is another tree than the rotten trunk. I was a heathen andenjoyed every pleasure of the earth to the utmost; then I became aChristian; the grace of the Lord fell upon me, and I was born again, andbecame a child again; but this time--the Redeemer be praised!--the childof the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Hermas had listened patiently to the anchorite, but he now shook hishead, and said: "I cannot under stand either you or my father. So longas I walk on this earth, I am I and no other. After death, no doubt, butnot till then, will a new and eternal life begin" "Not so, " cried Paulus hastily, interrupting him. "That other and higherlife of which you speak, does not begin only after death for him whowhile still living does not cease from dying, from mortifying the flesh, and from subduing its l...usts, from casting from him the world and hisbaser self, and from seeking the Lord. It has been vouchsafed to manyeven in the midst of life to be born again to a higher existence. Lookat me, the basest of the base. I am not two but one, and yet am I in thesight of the Lord as certainly another man than I was before grace foundme, as this young shoot, which has grown from the roots of an overthrownpalmtree is another tree than the rotten trunk. I was a heathen andenjoyed every pleasure of the earth to the utmost; then I became aChristian; the grace of the Lord fell upon me, and I was born again, andbecame a child again; but this time--the Redeemer be praised!--the childof the Lord.
What to read after Homo Sum — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ebers Georg to read onlineMoreLess
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