The Fair Haven
The Fair Haven
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' "Here we have substantially the same version as that given by Luke;there is only one angel mentioned, but it may be said that it ispossible that there may have been another who is not mentioned, inasmuch as he remained silent; the angelic vision, however, is againbrought into the foreground of the story and the fear of the women iseven more strongly insisted on than it was in Luke. The angelreminds the women that Christ had said that he should be seen by hisApostles in Galilee, of which sayin...g we again find that the Apostlesseem to have had no recollection. The linen clothes have quitedropped out of the story, and we can detect no trace of Peter andJohn's visit to the tomb, but it is remarkable that the women arerepresented as not having said anything about the presence of theangel immediately on their having seen him; and this fact, whichmight be in itself suspicious, is apologised for on the score offear, notwithstanding that their silence was a direct violation ofthe command of the being whom they so greatly feared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "Here we have substantially the same version as that given by Luke;there is only one angel mentioned, but it may be said that it ispossible that there may have been another who is not mentioned, inasmuch as he remained silent; the angelic vision, however, is againbrought into the foreground of the story and the fear of the women iseven more strongly insisted on than it was in Luke. The angelreminds the women that Christ had said that he should be seen by hisApostles in Galilee, of which sayin...g we again find that the Apostlesseem to have had no recollection. The linen clothes have quitedropped out of the story, and we can detect no trace of Peter andJohn's visit to the tomb, but it is remarkable that the women arerepresented as not having said anything about the presence of theangel immediately on their having seen him; and this fact, whichmight be in itself suspicious, is apologised for on the score offear, notwithstanding that their silence was a direct violation ofthe command of the being whom they so greatly feared.
What to read after The Fair Haven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Butler Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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