How to Be Saved a Study of First Principles
How to Be Saved a Study of First Principles
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Is such an intellect clear as the sky, bracing as the mountain air, sharp and penetrating as a sword, thoroughly healthy and vigorous, always ready and always self-possessed" — is this the intel- lect of a mere man? Is he but one in many of the world's great thinkers ? Is he not rather the many in one — totalized humanity? Is his not a voice divine? There are striking peculiarities about the wisdom of Christ which argue with equal force his divinity.
WISDOM AND PURITY OF CHRIST 71 a. He Made No... Mistakes. Other great teachers, as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, often confess their errors. But Christ made no such confession. And the shrewd enemies who watched his every word and work, failed to find a mistake.
h. He Spoke without Effort. Other famous men often reach dizzy summits, but it is after long and labored effort. But he speaks the highest truth in simplest tones, and there is no sign of weariness; no more than in the mountain spring from which fresh, sweet water is always gushing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is such an intellect clear as the sky, bracing as the mountain air, sharp and penetrating as a sword, thoroughly healthy and vigorous, always ready and always self-possessed" — is this the intel- lect of a mere man? Is he but one in many of the world's great thinkers ? Is he not rather the many in one — totalized humanity? Is his not a voice divine? There are striking peculiarities about the wisdom of Christ which argue with equal force his divinity.
WISDOM AND PURITY OF CHRIST 71 a. He Made No... Mistakes. Other great teachers, as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, often confess their errors. But Christ made no such confession. And the shrewd enemies who watched his every word and work, failed to find a mistake.
h. He Spoke without Effort. Other famous men often reach dizzy summits, but it is after long and labored effort. But he speaks the highest truth in simplest tones, and there is no sign of weariness; no more than in the mountain spring from which fresh, sweet water is always gushing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by M M Morrison Meade Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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