The Brook Kerith
The Brook Kerith
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It may be, Jesus answered, to return to thy fishing. Whereupon Peter wept, saying:Master, if we lose thee we're as sheep that have lost their shepherd, ahuddled, senseless flock on the hillside, for we have laid down our netsto follow thee, believing that the Kingdom of God would come down herein Galilee rather than in Jerusalem; pray that it may descend here, forthou'lt be safer here, Master; we have swords and staves to defendthee--so let us kneel in prayer and ask the Lord that he choose Gal...ileerather than Judea for the setting up of his kingdom. To which Jesusanswered nothing, and his face was as if he had not heard Peter; andthen Peter's fears for Jesus' life, should he go to Jerusalem, seemed topass on from one to the other, till all were possessed by the same fear, and Peter said: let us lift up our hearts to our Father in Heaven andpray that Jesus be not taken from us. Let us kneel, he said, and theyall knelt and prayed, but to their supplication Jesus seemedindifferent. And seeing they were unable to dissuade him from Jerusalem, Peter turned to Joseph.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be, Jesus answered, to return to thy fishing. Whereupon Peter wept, saying:Master, if we lose thee we're as sheep that have lost their shepherd, ahuddled, senseless flock on the hillside, for we have laid down our netsto follow thee, believing that the Kingdom of God would come down herein Galilee rather than in Jerusalem; pray that it may descend here, forthou'lt be safer here, Master; we have swords and staves to defendthee--so let us kneel in prayer and ask the Lord that he choose Gal...ileerather than Judea for the setting up of his kingdom. To which Jesusanswered nothing, and his face was as if he had not heard Peter; andthen Peter's fears for Jesus' life, should he go to Jerusalem, seemed topass on from one to the other, till all were possessed by the same fear, and Peter said: let us lift up our hearts to our Father in Heaven andpray that Jesus be not taken from us. Let us kneel, he said, and theyall knelt and prayed, but to their supplication Jesus seemedindifferent. And seeing they were unable to dissuade him from Jerusalem, Peter turned to Joseph.
What to read after The Brook Kerith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore George to read onlineMoreLess
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