The Ethics of Jesus
The Ethics of Jesus
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The eschatological dis- course, ch. 24), the parable of the laborers in the vineyard (20:1-15), the saying, "Every plant which my Heavenly Father planted not shall be rooted up " (15 : 13), and the warning concerning the "idle word" (12:36-37), illustrating once again Jesus' sense of the seriousness of life.
of At the same time, there are as clearly to be seen the notes of mercy, Junnility, and forgiveness, in the saying, " I desire mercy, and not sacrifice "(12:7), in the reference to the resc...ue of the sheep on the Sabbath (12 : ii-i2a), in the supreme place given THE TEACHING PECULIAR TO MATTHEW 1 4/ to the law of love (22 : 40), in the parable of the unforgiving servant (18 : 23-35), and in the judg- ment of life by loving service (25 : 3 1-46). Indeed, the warning of judgment is particularly for those who show lack of sympathy and love (cf. 10 : 41 ; 12: 7, ii-i2a; ch. 18).
In connection with these passages peculiar to Matthew's Matthew, there is naturally to be raised the ques- *^'^''onai .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The eschatological dis- course, ch. 24), the parable of the laborers in the vineyard (20:1-15), the saying, "Every plant which my Heavenly Father planted not shall be rooted up " (15 : 13), and the warning concerning the "idle word" (12:36-37), illustrating once again Jesus' sense of the seriousness of life.
of At the same time, there are as clearly to be seen the notes of mercy, Junnility, and forgiveness, in the saying, " I desire mercy, and not sacrifice "(12:7), in the reference to the resc...ue of the sheep on the Sabbath (12 : ii-i2a), in the supreme place given THE TEACHING PECULIAR TO MATTHEW 1 4/ to the law of love (22 : 40), in the parable of the unforgiving servant (18 : 23-35), and in the judg- ment of life by loving service (25 : 3 1-46). Indeed, the warning of judgment is particularly for those who show lack of sympathy and love (cf. 10 : 41 ; 12: 7, ii-i2a; ch. 18).
In connection with these passages peculiar to Matthew's Matthew, there is naturally to be raised the ques- *^'^''onai .
What to read after The Ethics of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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