The Works of George Lord Lyttelton Formerly Printed Separately And Now Collec
The Works of George Lord Lyttelton Formerly Printed Separately And Now Collec
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211 been one of thefe two, either the hope of advancing hirrifelf by it in his temporal intereft, credit, or power j or the gra- tification of lome of his paflions under the authority of it, and by the means it afforded.
Now thefe were the circumftances in which St. Paul de- clared his converfion tothefaith of Chriftjefus. Thatjefus, who called himfelf the Mefliah, and Son of God, notwith- ftand the innocence and holinefs of his life, notwithftanding the miracles by which he attefted his miffio...n, had been cru- cified by the Jews as an importer and blafphemer, which crucifixion not only muft (humanly fpeaking) have intimi- dated others from following him, or efpoufing his doctrines, but fervcd to confirm the Jews in their opinion that he could not be their promifed Mefliah, who according to all their prejudices was not to fuffer in any manner, but to reign triumphant for ever hereupon earth. His apoftles in- deed, though at firft they appeared to be terrified by the death of their mailer, and difappointed in all their hopes, yet had furpiifingly recovered their fpirits again, and publicly taught in his name, declaring him to be rifen from the grave, and confirming that miracle by many they Worked, or pretended to work themfelves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
211 been one of thefe two, either the hope of advancing hirrifelf by it in his temporal intereft, credit, or power j or the gra- tification of lome of his paflions under the authority of it, and by the means it afforded.
Now thefe were the circumftances in which St. Paul de- clared his converfion tothefaith of Chriftjefus. Thatjefus, who called himfelf the Mefliah, and Son of God, notwith- ftand the innocence and holinefs of his life, notwithftanding the miracles by which he attefted his miffio...n, had been cru- cified by the Jews as an importer and blafphemer, which crucifixion not only muft (humanly fpeaking) have intimi- dated others from following him, or efpoufing his doctrines, but fervcd to confirm the Jews in their opinion that he could not be their promifed Mefliah, who according to all their prejudices was not to fuffer in any manner, but to reign triumphant for ever hereupon earth. His apoftles in- deed, though at firft they appeared to be terrified by the death of their mailer, and difappointed in all their hopes, yet had furpiifingly recovered their fpirits again, and publicly taught in his name, declaring him to be rifen from the grave, and confirming that miracle by many they Worked, or pretended to work themfelves.
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