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-====== The Inner Life 1933 ======
+====== The Inner Life ======
-answered: “Render unto Caesar the things which are his, and
+== THE HERALD OF THE NEW AGE | JULY 1934 ==
-unto God the things which are God’s.”
+----
-It was on account of the wisdom of this saying that I granted
-so much liberty to the Nazarene, for it was in my power to have
-him arrested and exiled to Pontus; but this would have been
-contrary to the justice which has always characterized the Ro-
-mans. This man was neither seditious nor rebellious. I extended
-to him my protection, unknown, perhaps, to himself. He was at
-liberty to act, to speak, to assemble and address the people, to
-choose disciples, unrestrained by any praetorian mandate.
-Should it ever happen—may the gods avert the omen—I
+<WRAP justify>
-say should it ever happen that the religion of our ancestors be
+answered: “Render unto Caesar the things which are his, and unto God the things which are God’s.”
-supplanted by the religion of Jesus, it will be to this noble
-toleration that Rome shall owe her premature obsequies; while
-I, miserable wretch, shall have been the instrument of what
-the Hebrews call providence, and we, destiny.
-BUT THIS unlimited freedom granted to Jesus provoked
+It was on account of the wisdom of this saying that I granted so much liberty to the Nazarene, for it was in my power to have him arrested and exiled to Pontus; but this would have been contrary to the justice which has always characterized the Romans. This man was neither seditious nor rebellious. I extended to him my protection, unknown, perhaps, to himself. He was at liberty to act, to speak, to assemble and address the people, to choose disciples, unrestrained by any praetorian mandate.
-so much liberty to the Nazarene, for it was in my power to have
-him arrested and exiled to Pontus; but this would have been
-contrary to the justice which has always characterized the Ro-
-mans. This man was neither seditious nor rebellious. I extended
-to him my protection, unknown, perhaps, to himself. He was at
-liberty to act, to speak, to assemble and address the people, to
-choose disciples, unrestrained by any praetorian mandate.
-Should it ever happen—may the gods avert the omen—I
+Should it ever happen—may the gods avert the omen—I say should it ever happen that the religion of our ancestors be supplanted by the religion of Jesus, it will be to this noble toleration that Rome shall owe her premature obsequies; while I, miserable wretch, shall have been the instrument of what the Hebrews call providence, and we, destiny.
-say should it ever happen that the religion of our ancestors be
-supplanted by the religion of Jesus, it will be to this noble
+BUT THIS unlimited freedom granted to Jesus provoked so much liberty to the Nazarene, for it was in my power to have him arrested and exiled to Pontus; but this would have been contrary to the justice which has always characterized the Romans. This man was neither seditious nor rebellious. I extended to him my protection, unknown, perhaps, to himself. He was at liberty to act, to speak, to assemble and address the people, to choose disciples, unrestrained by any praetorian mandate.
-toleration that Rome shall owe her premature obsequies; while
-I, miserable wretch, shall have been the instrument of what
+Should it ever happen—may the gods avert the omen—I say should it ever happen that the religion of our ancestors be supplanted by the religion of Jesus, it will be to this noble toleration that Rome shall owe her premature obsequies; while I, miserable wretch, shall have been the instrument of what the Hebrews call providence, and we, destiny.
-the Hebrews call providence, and we, destiny.
+Nevertheless, my conduct was pleasing to the Senate, and I was promised aid after the Parthian war was ended. Since I was too weak to suppress a sedition, I resolved upon a plan to give quiet to the city, yet not to lay aside the authority of the Pretorium. I sent a message to Jesus, desiring that he should come to me at the Pretorium. You know that Spanish blood mixed with the Roman blood is in my veins, equally incapable of fear and childish emotion.
+</WRAP>
-Nevertheless, my conduct was pleasing to the Senate, and I
-was promised aid after the Parthian war was ended. Since I
-was too weak to suppress a sedition, I resolved upon a plan to
-give quiet to the city, yet not to lay aside the authority of the
-Pretorium. I sent a message to Jesus, desiring that he should
-come to me at the Pretorium. You know that Spanish blood
-mixed with the Roman blood is in my veins, equally incapable
-of fear and childish emotion.
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