Sunday Thoughts Or Great Truths in Plain Words
Sunday Thoughts Or Great Truths in Plain Words
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There was the true spirit of Christ in Joseph. He had learned to forgive trespasses and to reward good for eviL THE IMAGE OF JESUS.
* Search the Scriptures ; they are they that testify of me. " John v. 39.
must now look on Joseph, not alone as the faithful servant of God in an idolatrous country, as the tender and compassionate gaoler, as the honoured and trusted servant, and as the generous forgiver of his brothers, but as a type or figure of him who forgiveth all our iniquities, and healeth a...ll our diseases.
God promised a Saviour to our first parents in Eden, and in the course of his dealings afterwards with his people, he was pleased to prepare the way for the coming of his Son by many things in which he made the grand scheme of redeeming man familiar to his mind. When Isaac was bound and laid on the wood, he intended to show Abraham how great would be that love which should one day be exhibited on the Cross by the bleeding Saviour; and in Joseph's history there are so many points of resemblance with that of Jesus, that you can scarcely read the account in the book of Genesis without being struck by their number and correctness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was the true spirit of Christ in Joseph. He had learned to forgive trespasses and to reward good for eviL THE IMAGE OF JESUS.
* Search the Scriptures ; they are they that testify of me. " John v. 39.
must now look on Joseph, not alone as the faithful servant of God in an idolatrous country, as the tender and compassionate gaoler, as the honoured and trusted servant, and as the generous forgiver of his brothers, but as a type or figure of him who forgiveth all our iniquities, and healeth a...ll our diseases.
God promised a Saviour to our first parents in Eden, and in the course of his dealings afterwards with his people, he was pleased to prepare the way for the coming of his Son by many things in which he made the grand scheme of redeeming man familiar to his mind. When Isaac was bound and laid on the wood, he intended to show Abraham how great would be that love which should one day be exhibited on the Cross by the bleeding Saviour; and in Joseph's history there are so many points of resemblance with that of Jesus, that you can scarcely read the account in the book of Genesis without being struck by their number and correctness.
What to read after Sunday Thoughts Or Great Truths in Plain Words?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Geldart to read onlineMoreLess
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