Papias And His Contemporaries a Study of Religious Thought in the Second Centur
Papias And His Contemporaries a Study of Religious Thought in the Second Centur
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, 708. See Josephus, Ant. , ix. 14, 3. ) To me it seems more natural to suppose all these incidents veritable parts of the Gospel tradition, as known to our author, and used as best he can to unfold the character of his ideal Christ.
THE MYSTIC GOSPEL 217 reverie that we discover their true force. This is especially true when familiar scenes from Gospel history pass now and then before us. The Jewish Sabbath is violated, as in the other Gospels. In them, as we remember, it calls forth fine mora...l precepts, and is made to incul- cate lessons of beneficence and right. "The sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath. " "Wherefore it, is lawful to do well on the sabbath days. " J Here it serves instead as a text for a theological disquisition, carrying us once again into the deepest mys- teries of the Godhead. The Jews who throng around the Messiah in the streets of Jerusalem listen to a discourse on certain transcendent distinctions between the Father and the Son. Far from resting on the Sabbath, says the Christ, God works continually ; and the Son also works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 708. See Josephus, Ant. , ix. 14, 3. ) To me it seems more natural to suppose all these incidents veritable parts of the Gospel tradition, as known to our author, and used as best he can to unfold the character of his ideal Christ.
THE MYSTIC GOSPEL 217 reverie that we discover their true force. This is especially true when familiar scenes from Gospel history pass now and then before us. The Jewish Sabbath is violated, as in the other Gospels. In them, as we remember, it calls forth fine mora...l precepts, and is made to incul- cate lessons of beneficence and right. "The sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath. " "Wherefore it, is lawful to do well on the sabbath days. " J Here it serves instead as a text for a theological disquisition, carrying us once again into the deepest mys- teries of the Godhead. The Jews who throng around the Messiah in the streets of Jerusalem listen to a discourse on certain transcendent distinctions between the Father and the Son. Far from resting on the Sabbath, says the Christ, God works continually ; and the Son also works.
What to read after Papias And His Contemporaries a Study of Religious Thought in the Second Centur?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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