The Religion of Hope
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Evidently it is the work of a Hebrew who was involved in deep trouble because of his devotion to the house and service of Jehovah. His ardent piety had awakened, or had drawn to itself, fierce persecution. He exclaims, — "For thy sake (O God of Israel) I have borne reproach, Confusion hath covered my face. I have become estranged from my brethren, And an alien to my mother's sons. For zeal for thine house hath consumed me, And the reproaches of them that reproach thee have fallen upon me. "i Wh...en, early in his ministry, Jesus entered the temple, and, in a noble rage at the desecration committed by greedy speculators who had invaded the house of prayer with their merchandise and 1 Perowne's translation.
134 The Religion of Hope.
their chaffering, suddenly swepj^ them all aside, over-turning their money-tables and driving out their cattle, the disciples, astonished beyond meas- ure by his boldness, instinctively recalled these words of an old and familiar psalm as descriptive of their Master's mood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evidently it is the work of a Hebrew who was involved in deep trouble because of his devotion to the house and service of Jehovah. His ardent piety had awakened, or had drawn to itself, fierce persecution. He exclaims, — "For thy sake (O God of Israel) I have borne reproach, Confusion hath covered my face. I have become estranged from my brethren, And an alien to my mother's sons. For zeal for thine house hath consumed me, And the reproaches of them that reproach thee have fallen upon me. "i Wh...en, early in his ministry, Jesus entered the temple, and, in a noble rage at the desecration committed by greedy speculators who had invaded the house of prayer with their merchandise and 1 Perowne's translation.
134 The Religion of Hope.
their chaffering, suddenly swepj^ them all aside, over-turning their money-tables and driving out their cattle, the disciples, astonished beyond meas- ure by his boldness, instinctively recalled these words of an old and familiar psalm as descriptive of their Master's mood.
What to read after The Religion of Hope?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Stafford Moxom to read onlineMoreLess
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