The Companions of the Lord Chapters On the Lives of the Apostles
The Companions of the Lord Chapters On the Lives of the Apostles
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1 Now he saw a new application of Joel's words, even as before he had detected an allusion in the Psalter to the treachery of Judas. His Pentecost address to the people was characteristic in the uncompromising accusations levelled against the Jewish rulers, in the i The Christology of St. Peter's missionary sermons is brought out by Canon Liddon, in his sixth Bampton Lecture.
102 The Compamo7is of the Lord.
promptitude with which he urged inquirers to repent and be baptized, and in the guarded ...hint of those " afar off" as included in a promise meant primarily for the chosen people.
The same lines may be traced in the speeches which followed upon the cure of the lame man at the Gate Beautiful. There is the humility which dis- claims all credit for the healing : " Why look ye so earnestly on us, as though by our own power or holi- ness we had made this man to walk ?" There is the same ample testimony borne to Jesus as the Holy One and the Just, the Prince of life, the bourn of ancient prophecy and the Saviour sent to bless men in turn- ing away every one of them from his iniquities ; there is the same fearless denunciation of those who slew the Lord and preferred to him the murderer, though with this denunciation we catch the echo of that Lord's forgiving words as the Apostle adds, u And now, brethren, I wot that through ignorance ye did it, as did also your rulers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 Now he saw a new application of Joel's words, even as before he had detected an allusion in the Psalter to the treachery of Judas. His Pentecost address to the people was characteristic in the uncompromising accusations levelled against the Jewish rulers, in the i The Christology of St. Peter's missionary sermons is brought out by Canon Liddon, in his sixth Bampton Lecture.
102 The Compamo7is of the Lord.
promptitude with which he urged inquirers to repent and be baptized, and in the guarded ...hint of those " afar off" as included in a promise meant primarily for the chosen people.
The same lines may be traced in the speeches which followed upon the cure of the lame man at the Gate Beautiful. There is the humility which dis- claims all credit for the healing : " Why look ye so earnestly on us, as though by our own power or holi- ness we had made this man to walk ?" There is the same ample testimony borne to Jesus as the Holy One and the Just, the Prince of life, the bourn of ancient prophecy and the Saviour sent to bless men in turn- ing away every one of them from his iniquities ; there is the same fearless denunciation of those who slew the Lord and preferred to him the murderer, though with this denunciation we catch the echo of that Lord's forgiving words as the Apostle adds, u And now, brethren, I wot that through ignorance ye did it, as did also your rulers.
What to read after The Companions of the Lord Chapters On the Lives of the Apostles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Baines Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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