Life Indeed
Life Indeed
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She had been more or less in His com- pany from that time to this. She appears to have stood in intimate relations with His mother, and with the mother of two of His disciples. She had seen Him perform what appeared to her to be miraculous acts of divine power. She had heard from Him words which seemed to her to be words of divine authority and wisdom. She had felt, in personal acquaintance, the force of a character which was to her the very ideal of divine purity and strength and gentleness an...d love. We some- times turn the ancient and fragmentary pages, which tell us all we know about Him, and are strangely impressed by the spiritual depth of His sayings and the spiritual beauty of His life. But whatever He was, this woman from the little fishing town of Magdala had known Him well, and she believed that He was the long-expected deliverer of her people, the promised Messiah, the Christ of God. She may have been wrong in this, but this was her belief. She may have had but an imper- fect conception of what He meant by His language concerning Himself; she obviously did not under- stand Him to have foretold His resurrection ; but He was to her a superior being, who had brought into her obscure and sinful life the glory of another world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had been more or less in His com- pany from that time to this. She appears to have stood in intimate relations with His mother, and with the mother of two of His disciples. She had seen Him perform what appeared to her to be miraculous acts of divine power. She had heard from Him words which seemed to her to be words of divine authority and wisdom. She had felt, in personal acquaintance, the force of a character which was to her the very ideal of divine purity and strength and gentleness an...d love. We some- times turn the ancient and fragmentary pages, which tell us all we know about Him, and are strangely impressed by the spiritual depth of His sayings and the spiritual beauty of His life. But whatever He was, this woman from the little fishing town of Magdala had known Him well, and she believed that He was the long-expected deliverer of her people, the promised Messiah, the Christ of God. She may have been wrong in this, but this was her belief. She may have had but an imper- fect conception of what He meant by His language concerning Himself; she obviously did not under- stand Him to have foretold His resurrection ; but He was to her a superior being, who had brought into her obscure and sinful life the glory of another world.
What to read after Life Indeed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward B Edward Benton Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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