Our Best Moods : Soliloquies And Other Discourses
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That was no distance for Him to throw His glory. On an after-occasion Jesus threw His indwelling splendor all the way from heaven to earth, and filled the road to Da- mascus with a brightness that made the light of the midday sun sickly and pale.
This is the fearless and safe position to take, for it is antipodal and counteractive to that taken by rationalists, who, by their naturalisms, evaporate into myths these thrilling things of the Nativity.
Above all, this is the Scriptural position, as ...we will see in the progress of our thought.
In taking up the story of THE GLORY-LIGHT as told at Bethlehem, we do not mean to tie our- selves to it as to a mere fact which any historian might record ; we mean to look at it in its broad relations and suggestions, that we may get from it some of those grand Christie realities which will give new life and power to our faith in Christ and to our worship of Christ. Feeding upon bare facts and letting the great doctrines and lessons contained in them fall to the ground, is passing through the golden grain-fields of truth and pluck- ing ears and then rubbing out the wheat and eating THE OLD TESTAMENT SHEKINAH.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was no distance for Him to throw His glory. On an after-occasion Jesus threw His indwelling splendor all the way from heaven to earth, and filled the road to Da- mascus with a brightness that made the light of the midday sun sickly and pale.
This is the fearless and safe position to take, for it is antipodal and counteractive to that taken by rationalists, who, by their naturalisms, evaporate into myths these thrilling things of the Nativity.
Above all, this is the Scriptural position, as ...we will see in the progress of our thought.
In taking up the story of THE GLORY-LIGHT as told at Bethlehem, we do not mean to tie our- selves to it as to a mere fact which any historian might record ; we mean to look at it in its broad relations and suggestions, that we may get from it some of those grand Christie realities which will give new life and power to our faith in Christ and to our worship of Christ. Feeding upon bare facts and letting the great doctrines and lessons contained in them fall to the ground, is passing through the golden grain-fields of truth and pluck- ing ears and then rubbing out the wheat and eating THE OLD TESTAMENT SHEKINAH.
What to read after Our Best Moods : Soliloquies And Other Discourses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregg, David, 1845-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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