The Expositor 1
The Expositor 1
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To her He vouchsafed one of His world-shaking revelations.^ The home at Bethany — well ordered by the industry of Martha, sweetened by the pensiveness of Mary, warmed by the dear companionship of Lazarus — was one of His favourite resorts. Even when He instituted and ordained His two holy Sacraments He made them, as we have seen, social Sacraments. After His resurrection the Incarnate Lord was still social.
Though He no longer allowed His friends to touch Him familiarly, yet He ate and drank an...d conversed with them.' It was while in the act of social intercourse with His disciples that He was taken up into heaven.^ The found- ing of His Church on the Day of Pentecost was the grandest of all the social enterprises and social reforms ever witnessed by the world. The Church was called out from the world that it might go forth into the world to save and bless the world. Nothing was ever said or done by our Incarnate Lord which favours the notion of the special sanctity of isolation, or asceticism, or exclusiveness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To her He vouchsafed one of His world-shaking revelations.^ The home at Bethany — well ordered by the industry of Martha, sweetened by the pensiveness of Mary, warmed by the dear companionship of Lazarus — was one of His favourite resorts. Even when He instituted and ordained His two holy Sacraments He made them, as we have seen, social Sacraments. After His resurrection the Incarnate Lord was still social.
Though He no longer allowed His friends to touch Him familiarly, yet He ate and drank an...d conversed with them.' It was while in the act of social intercourse with His disciples that He was taken up into heaven.^ The found- ing of His Church on the Day of Pentecost was the grandest of all the social enterprises and social reforms ever witnessed by the world. The Church was called out from the world that it might go forth into the world to save and bless the world. Nothing was ever said or done by our Incarnate Lord which favours the notion of the special sanctity of isolation, or asceticism, or exclusiveness.
What to read after The Expositor 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Samuel, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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