The Right to Believe
The Right to Believe
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That mighty painter who did not hesi- tate to attempt the form of God as well as of men, might have added another picture in which the Creator Himself should gaze past His earlier work to the great manifestation of Himself which was to be, and as much long- ing would have been in His expression for this last possible link between Himself and His children, as we see already in the faces of those patient watchers.
It is reasonable, then, that God should plan such a revelation ; and since we have ...already decided that perfect knowledge, beauty of form, size, power, and all the other attributes already named are not essential to our idea of THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST 115 God, it follows naturally that the form His incarnation would have to take would be simply perfect goodness, nothing more and nothing less. A man with unlimited know- ledge would impress us mightily, but not as being divine. Such men have currently been supposed in league with the Evil One rather than with God, if their wisdom was too ex- tensive to be canny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That mighty painter who did not hesi- tate to attempt the form of God as well as of men, might have added another picture in which the Creator Himself should gaze past His earlier work to the great manifestation of Himself which was to be, and as much long- ing would have been in His expression for this last possible link between Himself and His children, as we see already in the faces of those patient watchers.
It is reasonable, then, that God should plan such a revelation ; and since we have ...already decided that perfect knowledge, beauty of form, size, power, and all the other attributes already named are not essential to our idea of THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST 115 God, it follows naturally that the form His incarnation would have to take would be simply perfect goodness, nothing more and nothing less. A man with unlimited know- ledge would impress us mightily, but not as being divine. Such men have currently been supposed in league with the Evil One rather than with God, if their wisdom was too ex- tensive to be canny.
What to read after The Right to Believe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Rowland Wembridge to read onlineMoreLess
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