The Life of Christ volume 1
The Life of Christ volume 1
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To him fell by lot the most honourable function of the sacrifice, that of offering the sweet-smelling incense in the holy place. This offering, in the law of Moses, was made twice each day, morning and evening, coinciding with the public prayer of which it was the official symbol. Provi- dence, in directing the choice by lot, desired, no doubt, to reward the devotion of a faithful servant, but meant, in particular, to prepare for him a most consoling and mirac- ulous surprise.
The pious sentime...nts and patriarchal virtues of Zach- ary had withheld him from having anything in common with the impotent and hypocritical priesthood which at that time encumbered the Temple. His soul, full of faith, like that of a true Israelite, lived in touch with God, won- derfully well disposed for the reception of a sign from Heaven. To come into direct relation with the upper world, it is of no little importance that man should separate him- self from earth in his customary aspirations. It is for him • David had distributed the priests into twenty-four classes, which in turn performed the service from one Sabbath to another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To him fell by lot the most honourable function of the sacrifice, that of offering the sweet-smelling incense in the holy place. This offering, in the law of Moses, was made twice each day, morning and evening, coinciding with the public prayer of which it was the official symbol. Provi- dence, in directing the choice by lot, desired, no doubt, to reward the devotion of a faithful servant, but meant, in particular, to prepare for him a most consoling and mirac- ulous surprise.
The pious sentime...nts and patriarchal virtues of Zach- ary had withheld him from having anything in common with the impotent and hypocritical priesthood which at that time encumbered the Temple. His soul, full of faith, like that of a true Israelite, lived in touch with God, won- derfully well disposed for the reception of a sign from Heaven. To come into direct relation with the upper world, it is of no little importance that man should separate him- self from earth in his customary aspirations. It is for him • David had distributed the priests into twenty-four classes, which in turn performed the service from one Sabbath to another.
What to read after The Life of Christ volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Emile Le Camus to read onlineMoreLess
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