The Silences of the Master
The Silences of the Master
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But flippancy and frivolity are an abomination in the sight of God. For while the earnest, upright man need never fear anything that life or death may bring, and so may be cheerful and glad; 32 The Silences 6f the Master yet there are deep solemnities and awful realities in human life; and the laughter of fools who have never looked into the open mouth of the bottomless pit, nor felt within themselves the possibilities of endless doom, is like the crackling of thorns under a pot.
33 Ill Moral C...owardice Pilate furnishes the third representative of those to whom God deigns no answer. When the governor, hearing that Jesus claimed to be the Son of God, was moved with something of superstitious fear, and calling Jesus aside asked Him, ''Whence art Thou?" he received no answer. Pilate's fault was moral cowardice, unwillingness to assume the responsibility of doing what he knew to be right. He was assured that Christ was innocent, yet he was unwilling to release Him. Would he do any more if he should be convinced that Jesus was in- deed the Son of God?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But flippancy and frivolity are an abomination in the sight of God. For while the earnest, upright man need never fear anything that life or death may bring, and so may be cheerful and glad; 32 The Silences 6f the Master yet there are deep solemnities and awful realities in human life; and the laughter of fools who have never looked into the open mouth of the bottomless pit, nor felt within themselves the possibilities of endless doom, is like the crackling of thorns under a pot.
33 Ill Moral C...owardice Pilate furnishes the third representative of those to whom God deigns no answer. When the governor, hearing that Jesus claimed to be the Son of God, was moved with something of superstitious fear, and calling Jesus aside asked Him, ''Whence art Thou?" he received no answer. Pilate's fault was moral cowardice, unwillingness to assume the responsibility of doing what he knew to be right. He was assured that Christ was innocent, yet he was unwilling to release Him. Would he do any more if he should be convinced that Jesus was in- deed the Son of God?
What to read after The Silences of the Master?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Walker Powell to read onlineMoreLess
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