The Gospel in the New Testament (Classic Reprint)

New Testament to young people inS unday schools. A ny teacher who takes his task seriously is aware that it is not enough to get up a lesson for the occasion. He needs to grasp his subject as a whole, and to find a point of view from which it can be clearly conceived and presented. This is at least as true of theN ew Testament as of any other subject. It is a collection of religious literature which, though small in bulk, is remarkably varied in manner and outlook, and many-sided in its impact on human life and thought. Much of its value is obscured if it is read without due appreciation of this variety. At the same time, it has a definite unity, derived from the spiritual impulse which created it and still works through it. This book is an attempt to set forth, as concisely as may be, the main religious purport of theN ew Testament, and to indicate the various ways in which it is stated and developed by the several writers.
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