New Englander And Yale Review
New Englander And Yale Review
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To this objection the reply is ready. Language as significant and awful as any in the entire passage is to be found in those portions of it which confessedly refer to the destruction of Jerusalem. What event, even the total destruction of the world, could be more awful than was to those concerned in it the downfall of the Jewish nation ? We are also to remember that it is the custom of the Bible to use language of this sublimity in connection with even local and temporary calamitiea Christ, as ...we have seen, represents all his comings in history as advents " upon the clouds of the heavena" The angels accompany him in his continuous deal- ings with the earth. The sun was turned into darkness and the moon into blood when the Holy Spirit came down at Pentecost In this same discourse, Christ describes a certain catastrophe in these words : '' The stars shall &11 fron^ heaven and the powers of the heavens be shaken " * * * « all the tribes of the earth shall mourn and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great gloiy." This catas- trophe is the destruction of the Jewish nation, as is shown by the following statement that the fulfillment of the prophecy should fall within that generation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To this objection the reply is ready. Language as significant and awful as any in the entire passage is to be found in those portions of it which confessedly refer to the destruction of Jerusalem. What event, even the total destruction of the world, could be more awful than was to those concerned in it the downfall of the Jewish nation ? We are also to remember that it is the custom of the Bible to use language of this sublimity in connection with even local and temporary calamitiea Christ, as ...we have seen, represents all his comings in history as advents " upon the clouds of the heavena" The angels accompany him in his continuous deal- ings with the earth. The sun was turned into darkness and the moon into blood when the Holy Spirit came down at Pentecost In this same discourse, Christ describes a certain catastrophe in these words : '' The stars shall &11 fron^ heaven and the powers of the heavens be shaken " * * * « all the tribes of the earth shall mourn and they shall see the Son of Man coming in the clouds of heaven with power and great gloiy." This catas- trophe is the destruction of the Jewish nation, as is shown by the following statement that the fulfillment of the prophecy should fall within that generation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher George Park to read onlineMoreLess
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