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By his expression that the "Lord," or the "Adon," could
not be a son of David, Jesus excludes himself from that title.
This admission is decisive and should awaken the religious
teachers of the Christians to reduce Christ to his due status
of a high and holy worshiper of God, and to renounce the
extravagant divine character ascribed to him much to his own
disgust and displeasure.
I cannot imagine a teacher who, seeing his pupils unable
to answer his question, should keep silent, unless he is him-
self ignorant like them and unable to give a solution to it.
But Jesus was not either ignorant or a malevolent teacher.
He was a prophet with a burning love to God and man.
He did not leave the problem unsolved or the question with-
out an answer. The Gospels of the Churches do not report
not be a son of David, Jesus excludes himself from that title.
This admission is decisive and should awaken the religious
teachers of the Christians to reduce Christ to his due status
of a high and holy worshiper of God, and to renounce the
extravagant divine character ascribed to him much to his own
disgust and displeasure.
I cannot imagine a teacher who, seeing his pupils unable
to answer his question, should keep silent, unless he is him-
self ignorant like them and unable to give a solution to it.
But Jesus was not either ignorant or a malevolent teacher.
He was a prophet with a burning love to God and man.
He did not leave the problem unsolved or the question with-
out an answer. The Gospels of the Churches do not report