Outlines of the Life of Christ
Outlines of the Life of Christ
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At the same time it is abundantly clear that the title was really assumed from the indirect mode in which Jesus constantly speaks of God as *My Father.' This is very frequent in the Synoptics as well as in St. John (Mt i^ 10® 11^ 15" 16^' etc.). And although, as we have seen, the conscioxisness which finds expression in this phrase becomes the basis of an extended dpctrine of the Divine Fatherhood (*the Father,' *our Father,' 'thy Father/ *your Father'), there is nevertheless a distinct interva...l between the sense in which God can be claimed as Father by men, even the innermost circle of the disciples, and that in which He is Father to the Son. In this respect the passage Mt ii^ = Lk 10" is quite explicit (cf. also the graduated scale of being in Mk 13" = Mt 24*^. Although this passage stands out somewhat conspicuously in the Synoptics, the context in which it occurs is so original and so beyond the reach of invention, while it supplies so marvellously the key 7 98 TEACHING AND MIRACLES to that which distinguishes the history of Jesus from other histories, that doubt cannot reasonably be cast upon it.
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At the same time it is abundantly clear that the title was really assumed from the indirect mode in which Jesus constantly speaks of God as *My Father.' This is very frequent in the Synoptics as well as in St. John (Mt i^ 10® 11^ 15" 16^' etc.). And although, as we have seen, the conscioxisness which finds expression in this phrase becomes the basis of an extended dpctrine of the Divine Fatherhood (*the Father,' *our Father,' 'thy Father/ *your Father'), there is nevertheless a distinct interva...l between the sense in which God can be claimed as Father by men, even the innermost circle of the disciples, and that in which He is Father to the Son. In this respect the passage Mt ii^ = Lk 10" is quite explicit (cf. also the graduated scale of being in Mk 13" = Mt 24*^. Although this passage stands out somewhat conspicuously in the Synoptics, the context in which it occurs is so original and so beyond the reach of invention, while it supplies so marvellously the key 7 98 TEACHING AND MIRACLES to that which distinguishes the history of Jesus from other histories, that doubt cannot reasonably be cast upon it.
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