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The Life Of Christ As Represented In Art

FARRAR, FREDERIC W.

Arts & Photography

Kessinger Publishing

The Early Days Of Christianity (1883)

Literature & Fiction

Literary

<p>Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1890. Excerpt: ... THE DISCOURSE AT CAPERNAUM. HE dawn of that day broke on one of the saddest episodes of our Saviour's life. It was the day in the synagogue at Capernaum on which He deliberately scattered the mists and exhalations of such spurious popularity as the Miracle of the Loaves had gathered about His person and His work, and put not only His idle followers, but some even of His nearer disciples, to a test under which their love for Him entirely failed. That discourse in the synagogue forms a marked crisis in His career. It was followed by manifestations of surprised dislike, which were as the first muttering of that storm of hatred and persecution which was henceforth to burst over His head. We have seen already that some of the multitude, filled with vague wonder and insatiable curiosity, had lingered on the little plain by Bethsaida Julias that they might follow the movements of Jesus, and share in the blessings of triumphs of which they expected an immediate manifestation. They had seen Him dismiss His disciples, and had, perhaps, caught glimpses of Him as He climbed the hill alone; they had observed that the wind was contrary, and that no other boat but that of the Apostles had left the shore; they made sure, therefore, of finding Him somewhere on the hills above the plain. Yet when the morning dawned they saw no trace of Him either on plain or hill. Meanwhile some little boats--perhaps driven across by the same gale which had retarded the opposite course of the disciples--had arrived from Tiberias. They availed themselves of these to cross over to Capernaum; and there, already' in the early morning, they found Him, after all the fatigues and agitations of yesterday--after the day of sad tidings and ceaseless toil, after the night of stormy solitude and ceaseless prayer--calmly seated, ...</p>

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