A Life of St. John for the Young by George Ludington Weed
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page 83 of 205 (40%)
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_CHAPTER XVI_ _John a Beholder of Christ's Glory_ "We beheld His glory, glory as of the only begotten from the Father."--_St. John_ i. 14. "We were eyewitnesses of His majesty. For He received from God the Father honor and glory ... when we were with Him in the holy mount."--2 _Peter_ i. 16-18. "As brightest sun, His face is bright; His raiment, as the light, is white, Yea, whiter than the whitest snow. Moses, Elias, spake with Him. Of deepest things, of terrors grim, Of boundless bliss, and boundless woe, Of pangs that none but Christ may know. "A voice sublime I panting hear, A voice that conquers grief and fear, Revealing all eternity; Revealing God's beloved Son, Born to redeem a world undone; Filled with God's fulness from on high, To gain God's noblest victory." --_Trans. Kingo of Denmark._ |
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