The Trial And Death of Jesus Christ
The Trial And Death of Jesus Christ
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Perhaps, indeed, their sex protected them. Women can venture into someplaces where men dare not go; and this is a talent which many womenhave used for rendering services to the Saviour which men could nothave performed.
But there was one there who had not this protection, and who inventuring so near must have taken his life in his hand. St. John, Isuppose, is included with the rest of the apostles in the sad statementthat they all forsook their Master and fled. But, if so, his panic canonly hav...e lasted a moment. He was present at the very commencement ofthe trial; and here he still is with his Master at the last--the onlyone of all the Twelve. Perhaps, indeed, the acquaintance with thehigh-priest, which availed him to get into the palace where the trialtook place, may still have operated in his favour. But it was most ofall his greater devotion that brought him to his Master's side. He whohad leaned on His breast could not stay away, whatever might be thedanger. And he had his reward; for he was permitted to render a lastservice to Jesus amidst His agony, and he received from Him a token ofconfidence which by a heart like his must have been felt to be anunspeakable privilege and honour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps, indeed, their sex protected them. Women can venture into someplaces where men dare not go; and this is a talent which many womenhave used for rendering services to the Saviour which men could nothave performed.
But there was one there who had not this protection, and who inventuring so near must have taken his life in his hand. St. John, Isuppose, is included with the rest of the apostles in the sad statementthat they all forsook their Master and fled. But, if so, his panic canonly hav...e lasted a moment. He was present at the very commencement ofthe trial; and here he still is with his Master at the last--the onlyone of all the Twelve. Perhaps, indeed, the acquaintance with thehigh-priest, which availed him to get into the palace where the trialtook place, may still have operated in his favour. But it was most ofall his greater devotion that brought him to his Master's side. He whohad leaned on His breast could not stay away, whatever might be thedanger. And he had his reward; for he was permitted to render a lastservice to Jesus amidst His agony, and he received from Him a token ofconfidence which by a heart like his must have been felt to be anunspeakable privilege and honour.
What to read after The Trial And Death of Jesus Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stalker, James, 1848-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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