Volume 2
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390 Life of Jesus Christ fell at Jesus' feet, who blessed him. The Pharisees looked on in silence, the relatives of the blind man gathered around him, the crowd intoned Psalms, while the blind man himself in a prophetic strain spoke and chanted alternately of Jesus and the fulfillment of the Promise. Jesus went on into the city, where He healed many sick and restored sight to others that were blind, whom He found in the space between the houses and the earthen mounds. The usual courtesies of washing the feet and offering refreshments had already been tendered to Him in one of the tabernacles outside the city. The blind man, who accompanied Jesus the whole way, continued to speak under prophetic inspiration of the Jordan, of the Holy Spirit who had descended upon Him, and of the voice from Heaven. That evening Jesus preached in the synagogue for the Sabbath. He spoke of the family of Noe, of the building of the ark, of the vocation of Abraham, and expounded the passages of Isaias in which mention is made of God's covenant with Noe, and of the rainbow as a sign in the heavens. 1 As He spoke I sawall very distinctly: the whole life and all the generations of the Patriarchs, the branches that separated from the parent stock, and the idolatry that arose from them. When I am actually gazing upon such things, all seems clear and natural, but when out of vision, when returned to the routine of daily life, I am saddened by its weary interruptions and can no longer comprehend what I have seen with the eye of the spirit. Jesus spoke likewise of the erroneous interpretation of the Scripture and of false computation of time. He proved by His own reckoning, which was quite simple and clear, that all things in the Scriptures could be made accurately to accord. I cannot understand how such things could have been thrown into confusion, while others had been totally forgotten. One section of Korea lay upon a terraced mountain;
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fell at Jesus' feet, who blessed him. The Pharisees looked<br />
on in silence, the relatives of the blind man gathered<br />
around him, the crowd intoned Psalms, while the blind<br />
man himself in a prophetic strain spoke and chanted<br />
alternately of Jesus and the fulfillment of the Promise.<br />
Jesus went on into the city, where He healed many sick<br />
and restored sight to others that were blind, whom He<br />
found in the space between the houses and the earthen<br />
mounds. The usual courtesies of washing the feet and<br />
offering refreshments had already been tendered to Him<br />
in one of the tabernacles outside the city. The blind man,<br />
who accompanied Jesus the whole way, continued to<br />
speak under prophetic inspiration of the Jordan, of the<br />
Holy Spirit who had descended upon Him, and of the<br />
voice from Heaven.<br />
That evening Jesus preached in the synagogue for the<br />
Sabbath. He spoke of the family of Noe, of the building<br />
of the ark, of the vocation of Abraham, and expounded<br />
the passages of Isaias in which mention is made of God's<br />
covenant with Noe, and of the rainbow as a sign in the<br />
heavens. 1 As He spoke I sawall very distinctly: the<br />
whole life and all the generations of the Patriarchs, the<br />
branches that separated from the parent stock, and the<br />
idolatry that arose from them. When I am actually gazing<br />
upon such things, all seems clear and natural, but when<br />
out of vision, when returned to the routine of daily life, I<br />
am saddened by its weary interruptions and can no longer<br />
comprehend what I have seen with the eye of the spirit.<br />
Jesus spoke likewise of the erroneous interpretation of<br />
the Scripture and of false computation of time. He<br />
proved by His own reckoning, which was quite simple<br />
and clear, that all things in the Scriptures could be made<br />
accurately to accord. I cannot understand how such<br />
things could have been thrown into confusion, while<br />
others had been totally forgotten.<br />
One section of Korea lay upon a terraced mountain;