The Character of Jesus
The Character of Jesus
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If there was a man in Palestine more dreaded than a maniac it was a leper. But even the leper was not beyond the reach of Jesus' heart. Men turned their backs upon him. Laws prescribed the distance which he must keep from every other human being. Between him and all others there was a deep gulf fixed, but this Knight of Nazareth crossed the chasm and to the consternation of all Palestine not only spoke kindly to the leper, but laid his hand upon him.
His heart was ever open to the neglected and... for- lorn. Between Galilee and Judea there lived a tribe of people, half Jewish and half Pagan, who in their religion as well as in their blood exhibited a degeneration from the high ideals of the early times. Degenerates and apostates, they were held in deep abhorrence by Hebrews whose hearts were true to the high traditions of their country. It was only in cases of necessity that a Jew could be induced to pass through the region inhabited by these people.
HIS CHIVALRY 177 Jesus not only passed through Samaria, but he tar- ried there and taught the people just as he taught the men of Judea and Galilee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If there was a man in Palestine more dreaded than a maniac it was a leper. But even the leper was not beyond the reach of Jesus' heart. Men turned their backs upon him. Laws prescribed the distance which he must keep from every other human being. Between him and all others there was a deep gulf fixed, but this Knight of Nazareth crossed the chasm and to the consternation of all Palestine not only spoke kindly to the leper, but laid his hand upon him.
His heart was ever open to the neglected and... for- lorn. Between Galilee and Judea there lived a tribe of people, half Jewish and half Pagan, who in their religion as well as in their blood exhibited a degeneration from the high ideals of the early times. Degenerates and apostates, they were held in deep abhorrence by Hebrews whose hearts were true to the high traditions of their country. It was only in cases of necessity that a Jew could be induced to pass through the region inhabited by these people.
HIS CHIVALRY 177 Jesus not only passed through Samaria, but he tar- ried there and taught the people just as he taught the men of Judea and Galilee.
What to read after The Character of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Jefferson to read onlineMoreLess
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