The Guardian, Volumes 20-21
The Guardian, Volumes 20-21
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But now to know suddenly ithat all this majesty and glory was in such close, peculiar, exclusive contact with herself, her own life, her own body, her whole person, this was some- thing that the men of old had longed for in vain. Was it not a dream ?
Did she dare to receive such glory ? But God had spoken. As she raised her eyes again, the shining angelic form still stood there, and any doubt was impossible.
IV. THE WONDER.
" Then said Mary unto the angel. How shall this be, seeing I know not a... man T There is no longer doubt as to her having been chosen as the mother of the Saviour, only astonishment that one unmarried had been chosen, simply an exclamation of the soul in the presence of the incom- prehensible. From the time of Eve down, the birth of a child had only oc- curred where there were two parents. Now for the first time a man was to spring from a woman as at the beginning Eve from Adam, a new crea- tion ! Religious art introduces, in nearly all the representations of the Annunciation, at this moment, the blooming of a lily in the Virgin's chamber, either to remind her .of God's creative power that could produce it from nothing in an instant, or to show the flower of innocence as the emblem of the mother of Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But now to know suddenly ithat all this majesty and glory was in such close, peculiar, exclusive contact with herself, her own life, her own body, her whole person, this was some- thing that the men of old had longed for in vain. Was it not a dream ?
Did she dare to receive such glory ? But God had spoken. As she raised her eyes again, the shining angelic form still stood there, and any doubt was impossible.
IV. THE WONDER.
" Then said Mary unto the angel. How shall this be, seeing I know not a... man T There is no longer doubt as to her having been chosen as the mother of the Saviour, only astonishment that one unmarried had been chosen, simply an exclamation of the soul in the presence of the incom- prehensible. From the time of Eve down, the birth of a child had only oc- curred where there were two parents. Now for the first time a man was to spring from a woman as at the beginning Eve from Adam, a new crea- tion ! Religious art introduces, in nearly all the representations of the Annunciation, at this moment, the blooming of a lily in the Virgin's chamber, either to remind her .of God's creative power that could produce it from nothing in an instant, or to show the flower of innocence as the emblem of the mother of Christ.
What to read after The Guardian, Volumes 20-21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reformed Church in the United States to read onlineMoreLess
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