The Precious Blood Or the Price of Our Salvation
The Precious Blood Or the Price of Our Salvation
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It is the Agony in the Garden. Tlie spot looks tranquil, innocent, and unconscious now, when the crisp foliage of the olives turns its silver lining to the wind, and, within the latticed fence of the Franciscan friars, the tall sceptres of the golden-rod rise up from amongst the trailing gourds, and the roses bloom among the yellow flowers, and all is gay and garden-like. But it was once the scene of a fearful mystery, the mystery of the second Blood- shedding. Jesus kneels there. He is now a g...rown-up man. Three-and-Thirty Years have passed over Him. They have been the longest, because the fullest, years that earth has ever known. His weary Ministry of tliree years has drawn to its close. He has often been weary. He was weary 2i6 PRODIGALITY OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
when He sat by Jacob's well, and asked the Samaritan woman for an alms of the cold fresh water, which He Him- self had created. He has been weary on the mountain sides, when He prayed instead of sleeping, while the moon shone tremulously on the limestone rocks, as if it hardly dared to light up the furtive figure of its Creator keeping watch among the crags.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the Agony in the Garden. Tlie spot looks tranquil, innocent, and unconscious now, when the crisp foliage of the olives turns its silver lining to the wind, and, within the latticed fence of the Franciscan friars, the tall sceptres of the golden-rod rise up from amongst the trailing gourds, and the roses bloom among the yellow flowers, and all is gay and garden-like. But it was once the scene of a fearful mystery, the mystery of the second Blood- shedding. Jesus kneels there. He is now a g...rown-up man. Three-and-Thirty Years have passed over Him. They have been the longest, because the fullest, years that earth has ever known. His weary Ministry of tliree years has drawn to its close. He has often been weary. He was weary 2i6 PRODIGALITY OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD.
when He sat by Jacob's well, and asked the Samaritan woman for an alms of the cold fresh water, which He Him- self had created. He has been weary on the mountain sides, when He prayed instead of sleeping, while the moon shone tremulously on the limestone rocks, as if it hardly dared to light up the furtive figure of its Creator keeping watch among the crags.
What to read after The Precious Blood Or the Price of Our Salvation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Faber to read onlineMoreLess
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