The Last Thirty Days of Christ
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I do not know whether they are as literary as those of Menenius Agrippa, for instance the one that illustrates the social relation of a citizen to the state by analogous relations of the different parts of body to the heart. I am not well read in foreign classics. But the parables of the Master ought to be collected in a parchment edition. To [36] TENTH DAY me they represent the highest form of literature. Each story is perfect in itself, and encloses the necessary symbol like a ring the precio...us stone. May I compare it to a beautiful palatable fish who furnishes a delightful rej^ast and when opened reveals a priceless pearl within its belly.
Jesus strictly adheres to the classic ideals of Hebrew literature, that have been allowed to deteriorate ever since the book of Job was writ- ten. Jewish writers follow Greek examples too closely. Even the works that seem to be most loyal to Israelitic tradition, like Ezekielos' tragedy "The Exodus from Egypt, " Philo's poem "Jerusalem, " Jason's long-winded five- book History of the Maecabean Wars, and the philosophical writings of our esteemed contem- porary Philon possesses no longer the simplicity and sincerity of the older writings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not know whether they are as literary as those of Menenius Agrippa, for instance the one that illustrates the social relation of a citizen to the state by analogous relations of the different parts of body to the heart. I am not well read in foreign classics. But the parables of the Master ought to be collected in a parchment edition. To [36] TENTH DAY me they represent the highest form of literature. Each story is perfect in itself, and encloses the necessary symbol like a ring the precio...us stone. May I compare it to a beautiful palatable fish who furnishes a delightful rej^ast and when opened reveals a priceless pearl within its belly.
Jesus strictly adheres to the classic ideals of Hebrew literature, that have been allowed to deteriorate ever since the book of Job was writ- ten. Jewish writers follow Greek examples too closely. Even the works that seem to be most loyal to Israelitic tradition, like Ezekielos' tragedy "The Exodus from Egypt, " Philo's poem "Jerusalem, " Jason's long-winded five- book History of the Maecabean Wars, and the philosophical writings of our esteemed contem- porary Philon possesses no longer the simplicity and sincerity of the older writings.
What to read after The Last Thirty Days of Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sadakichi Hartmann to read onlineMoreLess
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