The Ideal of Jesus
The Ideal of Jesus
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Fraternity is the Chris- tian ideal. All the teaching of Jesus naturally works out in a life of brotherhood. Fellowship with the Father promotes it, and the brotherly life in turn will enhance the preciousness of the Father.
We have been looking at Jesus' portrayal of the filial life, but, clear and vivid though this is, it still remains true that his greatest contribution to our Digitized by Google 160 THE IDEAL OF JESUS knowledge of the filial life has been made in his ex- ample. Greater than... his words is his life, for in this he enables us to see what it is for a man to live as a son of God. When we look at what we know of the life that he lived, we find the filial spirit expressed in its most characteristic forms, namely, in love and loyalty and confidence. We see Jesus delighting in his Father, loving to commune with him, spending nights in prayer and days in service, rejoicing to make him known to men as he is and commend him to their confidence, finding his own joy in that life of spiritual reality which holds one heart to heart with God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fraternity is the Chris- tian ideal. All the teaching of Jesus naturally works out in a life of brotherhood. Fellowship with the Father promotes it, and the brotherly life in turn will enhance the preciousness of the Father.
We have been looking at Jesus' portrayal of the filial life, but, clear and vivid though this is, it still remains true that his greatest contribution to our Digitized by Google 160 THE IDEAL OF JESUS knowledge of the filial life has been made in his ex- ample. Greater than... his words is his life, for in this he enables us to see what it is for a man to live as a son of God. When we look at what we know of the life that he lived, we find the filial spirit expressed in its most characteristic forms, namely, in love and loyalty and confidence. We see Jesus delighting in his Father, loving to commune with him, spending nights in prayer and days in service, rejoicing to make him known to men as he is and commend him to their confidence, finding his own joy in that life of spiritual reality which holds one heart to heart with God.
What to read after The Ideal of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke, William Newton, 1841-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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