The Upper Room
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' The mellow light of the setting sun floods the work- shop, bringing into relief every shaving on the floor and the rough tools hanging on the wall, and softens the distant blue seen through an open window. The Carpenter has had a long day and after many hours of striving and toiling is wearily stretching Himself in the doorway. Stand- ing at full height, with upturned face and extended arms, His E 66 THE SHADOW form cast a shadow across the poor room, and a woman kneel- ing in a corner recogn...ises the ominous outlines of the Cross and the Crucified Man. In this picture art has represented with much insight that feature of Jesus' life which distinguishes it from every other, and has in- vested it with a lonely, unap- proachable sadness. It was not a life which happened to end on a Cross, a woeful tragedy : it was a life perpetually under the shadow of a Cross a calculated sacrifice. It was a day divided into hours and the great hour was Calvary. Wherefore it is written, ' When Jesus knew thaf His hour was come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The mellow light of the setting sun floods the work- shop, bringing into relief every shaving on the floor and the rough tools hanging on the wall, and softens the distant blue seen through an open window. The Carpenter has had a long day and after many hours of striving and toiling is wearily stretching Himself in the doorway. Stand- ing at full height, with upturned face and extended arms, His E 66 THE SHADOW form cast a shadow across the poor room, and a woman kneel- ing in a corner recogn...ises the ominous outlines of the Cross and the Crucified Man. In this picture art has represented with much insight that feature of Jesus' life which distinguishes it from every other, and has in- vested it with a lonely, unap- proachable sadness. It was not a life which happened to end on a Cross, a woeful tragedy : it was a life perpetually under the shadow of a Cross a calculated sacrifice. It was a day divided into hours and the great hour was Calvary. Wherefore it is written, ' When Jesus knew thaf His hour was come.
What to read after The Upper Room?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Watson to read onlineMoreLess
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