The Calvary Road
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Though it is onlysomething tiny--what Jesus called a mote--how painful it is and howhelpless he is until it is removed! It is surely our part as a friendto do all we can to remove it, and how grateful he is to us when wehave succeeded in doing so. We should be equally grateful to him, ifhe did the same service for us.
In the light of that, it seems clear that the real point of thewell-known passage in Matthew 7:3-5 about the beam and the mote isnot the forbidding of our trying to remove the fau...lt in the otherperson, but rather the reverse. It is the injunction that at allcosts we should do this service for one another. True, its firstemphasis seems to be a condemnation of censoriousness, but when thecensoriousness in us is removed, the passage ends by saying, "Thenshalt thou see clearly to cast the mote out of thy brother's eye. "According to the New Testament, we are meant to care so much for theother man, that we are willing to do all we can to remove from hiseye the mote which is marring his vision and hindering his blessing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though it is onlysomething tiny--what Jesus called a mote--how painful it is and howhelpless he is until it is removed! It is surely our part as a friendto do all we can to remove it, and how grateful he is to us when wehave succeeded in doing so. We should be equally grateful to him, ifhe did the same service for us.
In the light of that, it seems clear that the real point of thewell-known passage in Matthew 7:3-5 about the beam and the mote isnot the forbidding of our trying to remove the fau...lt in the otherperson, but rather the reverse. It is the injunction that at allcosts we should do this service for one another. True, its firstemphasis seems to be a condemnation of censoriousness, but when thecensoriousness in us is removed, the passage ends by saying, "Thenshalt thou see clearly to cast the mote out of thy brother's eye. "According to the New Testament, we are meant to care so much for theother man, that we are willing to do all we can to remove from hiseye the mote which is marring his vision and hindering his blessing.
What to read after The Calvary Road?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hession Revel to read onlineMoreLess
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