The Divine Force in the Life of the World
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The world of nature and life is an illuminated manuscript written over with the truths of the Spirit.
Plainly all this is suited to the world. There is nothing which belongs in one clime and not another. No age lessens the value of his words. Our advances in the principles of living . Are nothing more than learning of Him and consenting to live by his precepts. We do not always con- fess this, but it is always true. We do not always know this, but we could know it if we would. It is evident tha...t here were wonderful tint lis with which to go into a restless, discon- tented, disappointed world.
PURPOSE AND METnOD OF CHRIST 197 I have often spoken of the teachings of Christ. It has not been common to regard Him as a Teacher. It is remarkable that while the Greek word Didaskalos is used nearly fifty times in the Gospels with reference to Christ, our English revisers only twice translate it Teacher — when He Himself says, " One is your Teacher, " and when Nicodemus calls Him " a Teacher sent from God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world of nature and life is an illuminated manuscript written over with the truths of the Spirit.
Plainly all this is suited to the world. There is nothing which belongs in one clime and not another. No age lessens the value of his words. Our advances in the principles of living . Are nothing more than learning of Him and consenting to live by his precepts. We do not always con- fess this, but it is always true. We do not always know this, but we could know it if we would. It is evident tha...t here were wonderful tint lis with which to go into a restless, discon- tented, disappointed world.
PURPOSE AND METnOD OF CHRIST 197 I have often spoken of the teachings of Christ. It has not been common to regard Him as a Teacher. It is remarkable that while the Greek word Didaskalos is used nearly fifty times in the Gospels with reference to Christ, our English revisers only twice translate it Teacher — when He Himself says, " One is your Teacher, " and when Nicodemus calls Him " a Teacher sent from God.
What to read after The Divine Force in the Life of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mckenzie, Alexander, 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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