How to Become Like Christ
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Now, it is to this conversation that the incident known as thetransfiguration is linked by all the evangelists who relate it--thefirst three. It was six days after (or, as Luke says, eight daysafter) this conversation that Jesus went up Mount Hermon for the sakeof retirement and prayer. Plainly He was aware that the great crisisof His life had come. The time had come when He must cease teaching, and face His destiny. He had made upon His disciples an impressionwhich would be indelible. With del...iberation they had accepted Him asthe Messiah; the Church was founded; His work, so far as His teachingwent, was accomplished. It remained that He should die. To consecrateHimself to this hard necessity, He retired to the solitude of MountHermon. We start, then, from the wrong point of view, if we supposethat Jesus climbed Hermon in order to enjoy spiritual ecstasy, orexhibit His glory to those three men. Ecstasy of this kind must comeunsought; and the way to it lies through conflict, humiliation, self-mastery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, it is to this conversation that the incident known as thetransfiguration is linked by all the evangelists who relate it--thefirst three. It was six days after (or, as Luke says, eight daysafter) this conversation that Jesus went up Mount Hermon for the sakeof retirement and prayer. Plainly He was aware that the great crisisof His life had come. The time had come when He must cease teaching, and face His destiny. He had made upon His disciples an impressionwhich would be indelible. With del...iberation they had accepted Him asthe Messiah; the Church was founded; His work, so far as His teachingwent, was accomplished. It remained that He should die. To consecrateHimself to this hard necessity, He retired to the solitude of MountHermon. We start, then, from the wrong point of view, if we supposethat Jesus climbed Hermon in order to enjoy spiritual ecstasy, orexhibit His glory to those three men. Ecstasy of this kind must comeunsought; and the way to it lies through conflict, humiliation, self-mastery.
What to read after How to Become Like Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dods Marcus to read onlineMoreLess
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