The Life of Christ volume 1
The Life of Christ volume 1
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, ii. 443), "a sort of Levitical quarantine. " Ho is wrong, however, in taking iroXiv to mean "that city, " for St. Mark has not mentioned any city, and tho word has no article.
3 It is interesting to observe that St. Luke, more than the other Evan- gelists, constantly refers to the private prayers of Jesus (iii. 21 ; vi. 12 ; >x. 18, 28; xi. 1; xxiii. 34, 46).
"DISCREPANCIES. " 279 for even in the lonely spot to which Jesus had retired they thronged to Him from every quarter.
Whether the heali...ng of the centurion's servant 1 took place heforc or after this retirement is uncertain; hut from the fact that both St. Matthew and St. Luke place it in close connection with the Sermon on the Mount, we may suppose that the thronging of the multitudes to seek Him even in desert places, may have shown that it would not be possible for Him to satisfy the scruples of the Legalists by this temporary retirement from human intercourse.
Our Lord had barely reached the town of Capernaum, where He had fixed His temporary home, when He was met by a deputation of Jewish elders 2 — probably the 1 Luko vii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ii. 443), "a sort of Levitical quarantine. " Ho is wrong, however, in taking iroXiv to mean "that city, " for St. Mark has not mentioned any city, and tho word has no article.
3 It is interesting to observe that St. Luke, more than the other Evan- gelists, constantly refers to the private prayers of Jesus (iii. 21 ; vi. 12 ; >x. 18, 28; xi. 1; xxiii. 34, 46).
"DISCREPANCIES. " 279 for even in the lonely spot to which Jesus had retired they thronged to Him from every quarter.
Whether the heali...ng of the centurion's servant 1 took place heforc or after this retirement is uncertain; hut from the fact that both St. Matthew and St. Luke place it in close connection with the Sermon on the Mount, we may suppose that the thronging of the multitudes to seek Him even in desert places, may have shown that it would not be possible for Him to satisfy the scruples of the Legalists by this temporary retirement from human intercourse.
Our Lord had barely reached the town of Capernaum, where He had fixed His temporary home, when He was met by a deputation of Jewish elders 2 — probably the 1 Luko vii.
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 Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William), 1831-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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