The Centurion's Story
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" At this moment his word wasfulfilled; the iron entered her soul. Her dying Son beheld her, and, with his eyes directing her to one who was known as his favoritedisciple, he said, "Woman, behold thy Son!" and this disciple thereuponbore her fainting away.
It was now noon, clear, scorching, Syrian noon. But a singular mist wasgathering before the sun. Shadows fell from the heights of Moab; and asthey deepened more and more the gleam on shield and helmet faded out. Night rose from the ravines, s...urging upward in dark billows, overwhelming all. A strange pallor rested on all faces.
It was night, an Egyptian night at high noon! What meant it? Manifestlythis was no eclipse, for the paschal moon was then at its full. TheJews had ofttimes clamored for a sign, a sign whereby they might testthis sufferer's Messianic claim. Had the sign come? Was nature nowsympathizing with her Lord? Were these shadows the trappings of auniversal woe? Was God manifesting his wrath against sin? Or was thisdarkness a stupendous figure of the position in which the dyingNazarene stood with respect to the deliverance of the race from sin?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" At this moment his word wasfulfilled; the iron entered her soul. Her dying Son beheld her, and, with his eyes directing her to one who was known as his favoritedisciple, he said, "Woman, behold thy Son!" and this disciple thereuponbore her fainting away.
It was now noon, clear, scorching, Syrian noon. But a singular mist wasgathering before the sun. Shadows fell from the heights of Moab; and asthey deepened more and more the gleam on shield and helmet faded out. Night rose from the ravines, s...urging upward in dark billows, overwhelming all. A strange pallor rested on all faces.
It was night, an Egyptian night at high noon! What meant it? Manifestlythis was no eclipse, for the paschal moon was then at its full. TheJews had ofttimes clamored for a sign, a sign whereby they might testthis sufferer's Messianic claim. Had the sign come? Was nature nowsympathizing with her Lord? Were these shadows the trappings of auniversal woe? Was God manifesting his wrath against sin? Or was thisdarkness a stupendous figure of the position in which the dyingNazarene stood with respect to the deliverance of the race from sin?
What to read after The Centurion's Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burrell David James to read onlineMoreLess
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