Sermons At Rugby
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Just consider the circumstances under which, as we are told here, "Hewent, as His custom was, into the synagogue on the Sabbath day. " Theearlier part of the same chapter tells us of His fasting and temptationin the wilderness, of the commencement of His public mission, and hisreturn to Nazareth. And, on His return, this is what we are told ofhim--"He went, as his custom was, into the synagogue on the Sabbath day. " Thus we see Him, fresh from the great crisis of His early manhood; thelong, pro...tracted struggle of His soul in the lonely wilderness; thesubtle voices of manifold temptation; the hardly won victory and theministering angels; all this we must suppose to be still flashing acrossHis vision, as the scenes of any such crisis must always continue toflash through the quivering and responsive organism of the soul.
If ever any man might have claimed to need no longer the customaryworship of common men, it was surely Jesus, as we see Him here on thisoccasion, with the breath of His own heart-searching worship still uponHim, and the light of new revelation burning in His thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just consider the circumstances under which, as we are told here, "Hewent, as His custom was, into the synagogue on the Sabbath day. " Theearlier part of the same chapter tells us of His fasting and temptationin the wilderness, of the commencement of His public mission, and hisreturn to Nazareth. And, on His return, this is what we are told ofhim--"He went, as his custom was, into the synagogue on the Sabbath day. " Thus we see Him, fresh from the great crisis of His early manhood; thelong, pro...tracted struggle of His soul in the lonely wilderness; thesubtle voices of manifold temptation; the hardly won victory and theministering angels; all this we must suppose to be still flashing acrossHis vision, as the scenes of any such crisis must always continue toflash through the quivering and responsive organism of the soul.
If ever any man might have claimed to need no longer the customaryworship of common men, it was surely Jesus, as we see Him here on thisoccasion, with the breath of His own heart-searching worship still uponHim, and the light of new revelation burning in His thoughts.
What to read after Sermons At Rugby?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percival John to read onlineMoreLess
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