The History of Israel
The History of Israel
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199 sq. Ecang. i. pp. 376 sq.
* See on this point and on all the * Mark x. 32-34.
Digitized by VjOOQIC SALOMES REQUEST FOR HER SONS. 387 concealed the mortal danger which he clearly anticipated was awaiting him in Jerusalem. 1 But he carried through his object : and not a particle of the genuine hope connected therewith in even the external and visible triumph of the perfect kingdom of God could be given up. Thus it is in no way surprising that on this journey, which necessarily conducted (as a...ll vaguely felt) to a crisis in some form, a certain contention regarding rank and honour broke out among the Twelve. The two sons of Zebedee, as we have seen, 3 stood from the beginning in closer relations with him than the rest, although he did not esteem less the energetic Peter, their senior, and his brother, and, indeed, was pleased to see Peter taking the lead of them all. James and John were probably of nobler descent and richer than the rest, and had sacrificed all their possessions for the sake of the kingdom of God now commencing, while they emulated the best in other respects with all decision and devotion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
199 sq. Ecang. i. pp. 376 sq.
* See on this point and on all the * Mark x. 32-34.
Digitized by VjOOQIC SALOMES REQUEST FOR HER SONS. 387 concealed the mortal danger which he clearly anticipated was awaiting him in Jerusalem. 1 But he carried through his object : and not a particle of the genuine hope connected therewith in even the external and visible triumph of the perfect kingdom of God could be given up. Thus it is in no way surprising that on this journey, which necessarily conducted (as a...ll vaguely felt) to a crisis in some form, a certain contention regarding rank and honour broke out among the Twelve. The two sons of Zebedee, as we have seen, 3 stood from the beginning in closer relations with him than the rest, although he did not esteem less the energetic Peter, their senior, and his brother, and, indeed, was pleased to see Peter taking the lead of them all. James and John were probably of nobler descent and richer than the rest, and had sacrificed all their possessions for the sake of the kingdom of God now commencing, while they emulated the best in other respects with all decision and devotion.
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