The Life of Jesus
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THE TEMPTATION 151 cxviii, 25 f. ; Mk. Xii. 10 f. =Ps. Cxviii. 22 f. ). So also on the last day of his teaching, before he was seized, he publicly discussed Ps. Ex, i=Mk. Xii. 36; and this same passage from the Psalms clearly suggested the form of answer he made on the night immediately following, when being examined by the high-priest (Mk. Xiv. 62).
Concealment of his Messianic Belief. — Jesus re- fuses, then, to win the Messianic sovereignty of the world by any direct action of his own ; that... would have been serving the Devil. Next, he also refuses to proclaim himself the Messiah by a miracle ; to do so, it would be necessary to tempt God. He would have to put God to the test, whether he really would help him ; and he knew, from his training in the Law, that God does not sanction an>' such arbitrary proving of his help, but demands our confidence, even in those cases where there exist no outward proofs of his readiness to help. And with the rejection of this temp- tation coincided, we may be sure, the resolve to keep the secret of his Messianic faith locked in his own bosom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE TEMPTATION 151 cxviii, 25 f. ; Mk. Xii. 10 f. =Ps. Cxviii. 22 f. ). So also on the last day of his teaching, before he was seized, he publicly discussed Ps. Ex, i=Mk. Xii. 36; and this same passage from the Psalms clearly suggested the form of answer he made on the night immediately following, when being examined by the high-priest (Mk. Xiv. 62).
Concealment of his Messianic Belief. — Jesus re- fuses, then, to win the Messianic sovereignty of the world by any direct action of his own ; that... would have been serving the Devil. Next, he also refuses to proclaim himself the Messiah by a miracle ; to do so, it would be necessary to tempt God. He would have to put God to the test, whether he really would help him ; and he knew, from his training in the Law, that God does not sanction an>' such arbitrary proving of his help, but demands our confidence, even in those cases where there exist no outward proofs of his readiness to help. And with the rejection of this temp- tation coincided, we may be sure, the resolve to keep the secret of his Messianic faith locked in his own bosom.
What to read after The Life of Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oskar Holtzmann to read onlineMoreLess
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