Jesus the Christ
Jesus the Christ
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While at CanaHe was visited by a nobleman, most likely a high official of theprovince, who entreated Him to proceed to Capernaum and heal his son, who was then lying at the point of death. With the probable design ofshowing the man the true condition of his mind, for we cannot doubt thatJesus could read his thoughts, our Lord said to him: "Except ye seesigns and wonders, ye will not believe. "[386] As observed in earlierinstances, notably in the refusal of Jesus to commit Himself to theprofessi...ng believers at Jerusalem, whose belief rested solely on theirwonder at the things He did, [387] our Lord would not regard miracles, though wrought by Himself, as a sufficient and secure foundation forfaith. The entreating nobleman, in anguish over the precarious state ofhis son, in no way resented the rebuke such as a captious mind may havefound in the Lord's reply; but with sincere humility, which showed hisbelief that Jesus could heal the boy, he renewed and emphasized hisplea: "Sir, come down ere my child die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While at CanaHe was visited by a nobleman, most likely a high official of theprovince, who entreated Him to proceed to Capernaum and heal his son, who was then lying at the point of death. With the probable design ofshowing the man the true condition of his mind, for we cannot doubt thatJesus could read his thoughts, our Lord said to him: "Except ye seesigns and wonders, ye will not believe. "[386] As observed in earlierinstances, notably in the refusal of Jesus to commit Himself to theprofessi...ng believers at Jerusalem, whose belief rested solely on theirwonder at the things He did, [387] our Lord would not regard miracles, though wrought by Himself, as a sufficient and secure foundation forfaith. The entreating nobleman, in anguish over the precarious state ofhis son, in no way resented the rebuke such as a captious mind may havefound in the Lord's reply; but with sincere humility, which showed hisbelief that Jesus could heal the boy, he renewed and emphasized hisplea: "Sir, come down ere my child die.
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