John the Baptist
John the Baptist
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Iii. 14).
There may have been, besides, an indescribable presentiment that stoleover that lofty nature--like that knowledge of good men and bad whichis often given to noble women. He knew men; his eagle eye had searchedtheir hearts, as he had heard them confess their sins; and at a glancehe could tell what was in them. A connoisseur of souls was he. Amongall the pearls that had passed through his hands--some goodly onesamong them--none had seemed so rare and pure as this; it was a pearl ofgreat... price, for which a man might be prepared to part with all hepossessed, if only to obtain it. There was an indefinable majesty, amoral glory, a tender grace, an ineffable attractiveness in this Man, which was immediately appreciated by the greatest of woman-born, because of his own intrinsic nobility and greatness of soul. It neededa Baptist to recognise the Christ. He who had never quailed beforemonarch or people, directly he came in contact with Christ, cast thecrown of his manhood at his feet, and shrank away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iii. 14).
There may have been, besides, an indescribable presentiment that stoleover that lofty nature--like that knowledge of good men and bad whichis often given to noble women. He knew men; his eagle eye had searchedtheir hearts, as he had heard them confess their sins; and at a glancehe could tell what was in them. A connoisseur of souls was he. Amongall the pearls that had passed through his hands--some goodly onesamong them--none had seemed so rare and pure as this; it was a pearl ofgreat... price, for which a man might be prepared to part with all hepossessed, if only to obtain it. There was an indefinable majesty, amoral glory, a tender grace, an ineffable attractiveness in this Man, which was immediately appreciated by the greatest of woman-born, because of his own intrinsic nobility and greatness of soul. It neededa Baptist to recognise the Christ. He who had never quailed beforemonarch or people, directly he came in contact with Christ, cast thecrown of his manhood at his feet, and shrank away.
What to read after John the Baptist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meyer Frederick Brotherton to read onlineMoreLess
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