The Winning of Immortality
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2 Mace. Vii. 18, 32, 38.
2 St. Luke xiii. 1-6.
[54] future ^tate in iljeto Cesitament grounded, increased in volume and importance. The utterances of Jesus have it almost uni- versally as their centre. While He no doubt contemplated the embodiment of His move- ment in a society, the vast majority of His words aim at the individual. What He said of the sabbath must be taken to represent His view of the relation of every institution to the individual — that the institution is for the man, not the... man for the institution. * Over and over again, God's care for each man is lov- ingly emphasized. His beneficent watchful- ness extends to every sparrow, every flower; much more, then, to every person, nay, even to every hair of his head.^ Historic Christianity has made much of organizations; Christ, though He recognized them, attached but little weight to them. For they are the body of religion; and though He acknowledged the use and the claims of the body, He was chiefly concerned with the soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 Mace. Vii. 18, 32, 38.
2 St. Luke xiii. 1-6.
[54] future ^tate in iljeto Cesitament grounded, increased in volume and importance. The utterances of Jesus have it almost uni- versally as their centre. While He no doubt contemplated the embodiment of His move- ment in a society, the vast majority of His words aim at the individual. What He said of the sabbath must be taken to represent His view of the relation of every institution to the individual — that the institution is for the man, not the... man for the institution. * Over and over again, God's care for each man is lov- ingly emphasized. His beneficent watchful- ness extends to every sparrow, every flower; much more, then, to every person, nay, even to every hair of his head.^ Historic Christianity has made much of organizations; Christ, though He recognized them, attached but little weight to them. For they are the body of religion; and though He acknowledged the use and the claims of the body, He was chiefly concerned with the soul.
What to read after The Winning of Immortality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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