The Jesus of History 8 5
The Jesus of History 8 5
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Thebeautiful words, "suffer little children to come unto me, " are his, and they are characteristic of him (Matt. 19:14); and he speaks ofGod's interest in children (Matt. 18:14)--once more a reference ofeverything to God to get it in its true perspective. How Jesus likeschildren!--for their simplicity (Luke 18:17), their intuition, theirteachableness, we say. But was it not, perhaps, for far simpler andmore natural reasons just because they were children, and little, and delightful? We forget ...his little brothers and sisters, or weeliminate them for theological purposes.
Jesus lays quite an unexpected emphasis on sheer tenderness--onkindness to neighbour and stranger, the instinctive humanity thathelps men, if it be only by the swift offer of a cup of cold water(Matt. 10:42). The Good Samaritan came as a surprise to some of hishearers (Luke 10:30). "It is our religion, " said a Hindu to amissionary, to explain why he and other Hindus did not help torescue a fainting man from the railway tracks, nor even offer waterto restore him, when the missionary had hauled him on to theplatform unaided.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thebeautiful words, "suffer little children to come unto me, " are his, and they are characteristic of him (Matt. 19:14); and he speaks ofGod's interest in children (Matt. 18:14)--once more a reference ofeverything to God to get it in its true perspective. How Jesus likeschildren!--for their simplicity (Luke 18:17), their intuition, theirteachableness, we say. But was it not, perhaps, for far simpler andmore natural reasons just because they were children, and little, and delightful? We forget ...his little brothers and sisters, or weeliminate them for theological purposes.
Jesus lays quite an unexpected emphasis on sheer tenderness--onkindness to neighbour and stranger, the instinctive humanity thathelps men, if it be only by the swift offer of a cup of cold water(Matt. 10:42). The Good Samaritan came as a surprise to some of hishearers (Luke 10:30). "It is our religion, " said a Hindu to amissionary, to explain why he and other Hindus did not help torescue a fainting man from the railway tracks, nor even offer waterto restore him, when the missionary had hauled him on to theplatform unaided.
What to read after The Jesus of History 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T R Glover to read onlineMoreLess
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