A Commentary on the International Lessons for 1895: Inductive, Suggestive, Explanatory, Illustrative, Doctrinal, and Practical (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Introduction. - The gospel had made such great progress that the echoes of the wonderful deeds of Jesus, by his word and through his disciples, had reached the court of Herod. The conscience of the guilty king smote him for his murder of the holy prophet John, and made him fear that he had come back to life with new powers much more dangerous to the wicked ruler than his former bold reproofs. This fear on the part of Herod is the occasion for telling here the story of the martyrdom of John.

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