The Christian Year in Human Story
The Christian Year in Human Story
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There was before one at once the power of God in letting loose the waters, and the power of God in binding them beneath the unseen touch of the frost. Even so He lets loose the powers of the world, and even so He arrests them. " * MONDAY IN EASTER WEEK.
On Monday in Easter Week we think of the disciples at Emmaus. 2 Edward FitzGerald wrote : " The best painter of the unideal Christ is, I think, Rembrandt : as one may see in his picture at the National Gallery, and that most wonderful one of our... Saviour and the Disciples at Emmaus in the Louvre ; there they sit at supper as they might have sat. " 3 Cowper wrote on this passage: "My friend, Sir William Russell, was distantly related to a very accomplished man who, 1 " Letters of Richard Meux Benson, " p. 82.
2 Gospel : St. Luke xxiv. 13-35.
8 " Letters and Literary Remains of Edward FitzGerald, Vol. I, p. 45.
165 THE CHKISTIAN YEAR IN HUMAN STORY [x.
though he never believed the Gospel, admired the Scriptures as the finest compositions in the world, and read them often.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was before one at once the power of God in letting loose the waters, and the power of God in binding them beneath the unseen touch of the frost. Even so He lets loose the powers of the world, and even so He arrests them. " * MONDAY IN EASTER WEEK.
On Monday in Easter Week we think of the disciples at Emmaus. 2 Edward FitzGerald wrote : " The best painter of the unideal Christ is, I think, Rembrandt : as one may see in his picture at the National Gallery, and that most wonderful one of our... Saviour and the Disciples at Emmaus in the Louvre ; there they sit at supper as they might have sat. " 3 Cowper wrote on this passage: "My friend, Sir William Russell, was distantly related to a very accomplished man who, 1 " Letters of Richard Meux Benson, " p. 82.
2 Gospel : St. Luke xxiv. 13-35.
8 " Letters and Literary Remains of Edward FitzGerald, Vol. I, p. 45.
165 THE CHKISTIAN YEAR IN HUMAN STORY [x.
though he never believed the Gospel, admired the Scriptures as the finest compositions in the world, and read them often.
What to read after The Christian Year in Human Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane T Stoddart to read onlineMoreLess
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