Personal Religion
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The case of Zaccheus is in point. The thing which he did was that which was neces- sary to repentance and therefore to salvation. There is no record that he intelligently subscribed to ortho- dox theological opinions. He went at the matter in a very businesslike way. He, the tax collector who had become rich by robbing men and women right and left in his business, who recognized that he was a sin- ner indeed, was confronted by Jesus who told him that he was to abide at his house. We haven't the... details of the entire process by which this man came to his repentance, but the genius of it is evident in the words, '^Sir, I give half of my goods to feed the poor and if I have wrongly exacted ought from any I will restore fourfold. '' That is he makes full resti- tution. He promises to pay principal and 300 per cent interest for years. And in addition to that he parts with one half of his riches to be used for the poor. Jesus then states to him in the presence of the others, "Todsij Salvation is come to this house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The case of Zaccheus is in point. The thing which he did was that which was neces- sary to repentance and therefore to salvation. There is no record that he intelligently subscribed to ortho- dox theological opinions. He went at the matter in a very businesslike way. He, the tax collector who had become rich by robbing men and women right and left in his business, who recognized that he was a sin- ner indeed, was confronted by Jesus who told him that he was to abide at his house. We haven't the... details of the entire process by which this man came to his repentance, but the genius of it is evident in the words, '^Sir, I give half of my goods to feed the poor and if I have wrongly exacted ought from any I will restore fourfold. '' That is he makes full resti- tution. He promises to pay principal and 300 per cent interest for years. And in addition to that he parts with one half of his riches to be used for the poor. Jesus then states to him in the presence of the others, "Todsij Salvation is come to this house.
What to read after Personal Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Herbert Rust to read onlineMoreLess
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