Violets And Other Tales 8 3
Violets And Other Tales 8 3
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From that time, the fourth chapter of the chronicle of St. Issacorresponds exactly in its condensed form to the most prominentchronology of the Old Testament. With the beginning of the next chapter, the Divine Infant, through whom the salvation of the world was to come, appears upon the scene, as the first born of a poor but highly connectedfamily, referring, presumably, to the ancestry of Joseph and Mary.
The remarkable wisdom of the child in earlier years is chronicled in ourancient parchment... with as much care as in the vellum-bound volume of ourchurch scriptures. At the age of twelve, the last glimpse we have ofJesus in the New Testament, is as a precocious boy, seated in theTemple, expounding the Scriptures to the learned members of theSanhedrin. After that, we have no further sight of him, until sixteenyears later, he re-appears at the marriage in Cana, a grown and seriousman, already with well-formulated plans for the furtherance of hisfather's kingdom. This broad lapse in the Scriptures is filled by onesimple sentence in the gospel of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From that time, the fourth chapter of the chronicle of St. Issacorresponds exactly in its condensed form to the most prominentchronology of the Old Testament. With the beginning of the next chapter, the Divine Infant, through whom the salvation of the world was to come, appears upon the scene, as the first born of a poor but highly connectedfamily, referring, presumably, to the ancestry of Joseph and Mary.
The remarkable wisdom of the child in earlier years is chronicled in ourancient parchment... with as much care as in the vellum-bound volume of ourchurch scriptures. At the age of twelve, the last glimpse we have ofJesus in the New Testament, is as a precocious boy, seated in theTemple, expounding the Scriptures to the learned members of theSanhedrin. After that, we have no further sight of him, until sixteenyears later, he re-appears at the marriage in Cana, a grown and seriousman, already with well-formulated plans for the furtherance of hisfather's kingdom. This broad lapse in the Scriptures is filled by onesimple sentence in the gospel of St.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Ruth Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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