Jun De Valds Commentary Upon the Gospel of St Matthew Now for the First
Jun De Valds Commentary Upon the Gospel of St Matthew Now for the First
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None feel this infi- delity and unbelief, save those, who, through God's grace, are being delivered from it.
Tlie other thing, which I consider, is the patience with which Christ tolerated the unbelief of the disciples ; and how He proceeded to induce them to belief, and that they S. MATTHEW XIV. 22-36. 261 should believe in Him. " In saying The hour is now past" they meant for them to return home. That expression, " And looking up to heaven, " &c. , is worthy of considera- tion, for it appears... that Christ did the same when per- forming this miracle, which He did at the institution of the Holy Eucharist, as to the looking up into heaven ; the benediction and the distribution. What the benediction involved is unknown. The baskets of broken bits or fracj- ments render the miracle more evident; since, had they eaten nothing, it was miraculous to gather so many frag- ments from five loaves. And yet with all tliis, there is no remedy to bring us to forget personal anxiety, and to bring us to cast our cares upon God, to forget self in what concerns the present life, and to be careful in what con- cerns the life eternal, assured that God will take care of us, as it appears, that He has cared for those, who have followed Him and walked in His ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None feel this infi- delity and unbelief, save those, who, through God's grace, are being delivered from it.
Tlie other thing, which I consider, is the patience with which Christ tolerated the unbelief of the disciples ; and how He proceeded to induce them to belief, and that they S. MATTHEW XIV. 22-36. 261 should believe in Him. " In saying The hour is now past" they meant for them to return home. That expression, " And looking up to heaven, " &c. , is worthy of considera- tion, for it appears... that Christ did the same when per- forming this miracle, which He did at the institution of the Holy Eucharist, as to the looking up into heaven ; the benediction and the distribution. What the benediction involved is unknown. The baskets of broken bits or fracj- ments render the miracle more evident; since, had they eaten nothing, it was miraculous to gather so many frag- ments from five loaves. And yet with all tliis, there is no remedy to bring us to forget personal anxiety, and to bring us to cast our cares upon God, to forget self in what concerns the present life, and to be careful in what con- cerns the life eternal, assured that God will take care of us, as it appears, that He has cared for those, who have followed Him and walked in His ways.
What to read after Jun De Valds Commentary Upon the Gospel of St Matthew Now for the First?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juan De Valds to read onlineMoreLess
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