An Examination Into and an Elucidation of the Great Principle of the Mediation and Atonement of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ (Classic Reprint)

Introductory Christ s Testimony with regard to His Suflferings Christ came to do the Will of His Father The Testimony of the Father at His Baptism and Transfigoration. In the last chapter of St. Luke s Gospel is to be found a deeply interesting account of several events that took place on the day that the Redeemer was resurrected. A mongst other incidents, he relates that on that day two of the disciples took a melancholy journey from Jerusalem to the neighboring village of Emmaus. Whilst they walked, the sadness of their hearts found expression on their tongues, and they mournfully rehearsed to each other the story of the crucifixion of their Master. By and by, they were joined by an apparent stranger, who, though none other than the resurrected Savior, was not recognized by them. In answer to His inquiries, they repeated the sad history of the days just passed, and expressed the disappointment that His death had brought, for they trusted that it had been He who should have redeemed I srael.
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