Hope of the Gospel
Hope of the Gospel
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Drawn to him, the children receive him, and then he is able to revealthe Father to them. No wisdom of the wise can find out God; no words ofthe God-loving can reveal him. The simplicity of the whole naturalrelation is too deep for the philosopher. The Son alone can reveal God;the child alone understand him. The elder brother companies with theyounger, and makes him yet more a child like himself. He interpenetrateshis willing companion with his obedient glory. He lets him see how hedelights in h...is father, and lets him know that God is his father too. Herouses in his little brother the sense of their father's will; and theyounger, as he hears and obeys, begins to see that his elder brothermust be the very image of their father. He becomes more and more of achild, and more and more the Son reveals to him the Father. For he knowsthat to know the Father is the one thing needful to every child of theFather, the one thing to fill the divine gulf of his necessity. To seethe Father is the cry of every child-heart in the universe of theFather--is the need, where not the cry, of every living soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Drawn to him, the children receive him, and then he is able to revealthe Father to them. No wisdom of the wise can find out God; no words ofthe God-loving can reveal him. The simplicity of the whole naturalrelation is too deep for the philosopher. The Son alone can reveal God;the child alone understand him. The elder brother companies with theyounger, and makes him yet more a child like himself. He interpenetrateshis willing companion with his obedient glory. He lets him see how hedelights in h...is father, and lets him know that God is his father too. Herouses in his little brother the sense of their father's will; and theyounger, as he hears and obeys, begins to see that his elder brothermust be the very image of their father. He becomes more and more of achild, and more and more the Son reveals to him the Father. For he knowsthat to know the Father is the one thing needful to every child of theFather, the one thing to fill the divine gulf of his necessity. To seethe Father is the cry of every child-heart in the universe of theFather--is the need, where not the cry, of every living soul.
What to read after Hope of the Gospel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macdonald, George, 1824-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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