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i 48 EXPLANATION <strong>OF</strong> ST. JOHN S GOSPEL. 5. And the light shineth in darkness: and the darkness did not comprehend it. 6. There was a man sent from God whose name was John. 7. This man came for a witness, to give testi mony of the light, that all men might believe through him.
EXPLANATION <strong>OF</strong> ST. JOHN S GOSPEL. 149 5. Darkness means not so much the ignorance or absence of light from the hearts of men as the antagonism of the world to the truths of faith. (Compare St. John Hi. 19.) " Men loved darkness rather than the light, for their works were evil." They pulled down the curtains over the soul they hated the light. The darkness did not comprehend it. The dark ness did not overtake the light. The meaning is the darkness did not subdue the light. The sins of men could not quench the light of Christ, the darkness could not subdue it, or overcome it. (Compare Wisdom ch. vii. 10, 30 : "I loved her (wisdom) above health and beauty, and chose to have her instead of light : for her light cannot be put out. . . . For after this cometh night, but no evil can overcome wisdom.") The more common interpretation followed by Father Knabenbauer in his Commentary on St. John s Gospel, p. 71, is that wicked men (the darkness) ignoring God and the way of salvation, refused to accept the light, or to acknowledge it ; as stated in v. 10, the world (men whose lives are in opposition to the teaching of our Lord) knew Him not. But the first explanation is preferable. 6. The reference is to John the Baptist, appointed to prepare the way for the coming of Christ. The word Baptist is never given to John by the author of the Fourth Gospel. 7. John was the witness appointed by God to testify to all the Jews that Jesus Christ was the true light, that the Jews might believe in their Saviour through the word of John. Remember St. John s description of Jesus Christ: "Behold the Lamb of God; behold Him who taketh away the sin of the world." (i. 29.)
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Obtftat; JOANNES CROFTON, S.J. NOv
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CONTENTS. page INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. IN April, 190
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. all creatures
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. earth will be
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. passed away.
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. procession or
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. Mass takes th
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. xxiii And now
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INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER. Milton. Remem
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PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION. The
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THE SACRIFICE OF THE MASS. Mass to
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THE ESSENCE OF THE MASS. Lord. Mass
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THE FOUR ENDS OF SACRIFICE. of the
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THE FOUR ENDS OF SACRIFICE. forgive
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THE FOUR ENDS OF SACRIFICE. all the
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CHAPTER the THIRD. THE CONSECRATION
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I 4 THE CONSECRATION OF THE ALTAR.
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CHAPTER the FOURTH. THE VESTMENTS.
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i8 THE VESTMENTS. arm : Merear, Dom
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20 THE COLOURS OF THE VESTMENTS. to
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CHAPTER the FIFTH. THE ASPERGES. TH
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2 4 THE ASPERGES. Alleluia is added
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26 THE ORDINARY OF THE MASS. Father
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28 THE ORDINARY OF THE MASS. reciti
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30 THE ORDINARY OF THE MASS. priest
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32 THE ORDINARY OF THE MASS. Signin
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34 THE ORDINARY OF THE MASS. the re
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CHAPTER the SEVENTH. THE INTROIT, K
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38 THE INTROIT. short, every feelin
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40 THE GLORIA IN EXCELSIS. As we ha
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42 THE GLORIA IN EXCELSIS. for Thy
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CHAPTER the EIGHTH. THE DOMINUS VOB
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46 THE COLLECT. arms on the Cross.
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48 THE EPISTLE. the Sunday or festi
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CHAPTER the NINTH. THE GRADUAL, ALL
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52 THE TRACT. triumphant Alleluia t
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54 THE GOSPEL. iniquities shall be
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56 THE CREED. THE CREED. After the
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THE CREED. together with the Father
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60 THE CREED. signifies, as taught
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62 THE CREED. begotten of the only
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64 THE CREED. glorious Soul to rais
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66 THE CREED. spoke through them th
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68 THE CREED. are said to look for
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70 THE OFFERTORY. with the season a
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72 THE OFFERING OF THE CHALICE. And
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74 THE OFFERING OF THE CHALICE. EXP
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76 EXPLANATION OF THE LAVABO. which
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78 THE ORATE FRATRES. EXPLANATION O
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8o THE PREFACE. THE PREFACE. The Pr
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82 THE PREFACE. EXPLANATION OF THE
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84 THE PREFACE. seem to annihilate
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CHAPTER the TWELFTH. PART THE THIRD
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88 THE CANON OF THE MASS. But porti
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92 THE MEMENTO FOR THE LIVING. as w
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94 THE MEMENTO FOR THE LIVING. know
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96 WITHIN THE ACTION. over the Comm
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ig8 Pius V. prescribes Gloria p. 40
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