The Life of Our Lord Upon the Earth Considered in Its Historical Chronological
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Xx. SO) the healing of the two blind men at Jericho, when the same title was used ; as also by the woman of Canaan, (xv. 22. ) SECOND VISIT AT NAZAEETH. 285 said that this coming to Nazareth was immediately subse- quent to the departure after the parables were spoken. That departure was not to Nazareth, but across the sea to Gergesa, (Mark iv. 35. ) We must then place between vs. 53 and 54 the healing of the demoniacs, of Jairus's daugh- ter, of the woman with issue of blood, of the two bhnd me...n, and of the dumb possessed. All these may have taken place on the day of the return from Gergesa ; and thus, between the teaching in parables and the departure to Nazareth, only an interval of two days have elapsed.
The grounds upon which this visit at Nazareth is to be distinguished from the earUer one mentioned by Luke, (iv. 16, ) have been already stated. The circumstances under which He now returns to His early home are very unhke those of that former visit. Then He had but newly begun His public labors, and was comparatively but little known ; and great surprise Avas felt that one, who only a few months before had been a resident among them, should make so high pretensions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xx. SO) the healing of the two blind men at Jericho, when the same title was used ; as also by the woman of Canaan, (xv. 22. ) SECOND VISIT AT NAZAEETH. 285 said that this coming to Nazareth was immediately subse- quent to the departure after the parables were spoken. That departure was not to Nazareth, but across the sea to Gergesa, (Mark iv. 35. ) We must then place between vs. 53 and 54 the healing of the demoniacs, of Jairus's daugh- ter, of the woman with issue of blood, of the two bhnd me...n, and of the dumb possessed. All these may have taken place on the day of the return from Gergesa ; and thus, between the teaching in parables and the departure to Nazareth, only an interval of two days have elapsed.
The grounds upon which this visit at Nazareth is to be distinguished from the earUer one mentioned by Luke, (iv. 16, ) have been already stated. The circumstances under which He now returns to His early home are very unhke those of that former visit. Then He had but newly begun His public labors, and was comparatively but little known ; and great surprise Avas felt that one, who only a few months before had been a resident among them, should make so high pretensions.
What to read after The Life of Our Lord Upon the Earth Considered in Its Historical Chronological?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel James Andrews to read onlineMoreLess
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