Die apostolischen Zeitalter; sein Leben, seine Lehre, Gottesdienst und Gemeinwesen. Ave beentimes Wenn die Churchs Versagen hat Israels op-portunity. Aber nach allen anerkannt wurde, ist auch wahr, dass in den christlichen Glauben und Leben, wie sie das Neue Testament, forthin Alle permanenten Nachricht ofJudaism und vieles mehr zu finden ist; und Es therelives aus der alten Hülle der fleischlichen Nationalismus befreit. Während, dann, der nachdenkliche Verstand müssen contemplatewith die tiefste Pathos und ohne kleine Suche- nungen des Herzens, die Katastrophe, in der die con-servatism der Abgestumpfte moralische Vorstellungen beteiligten awhole Nation, es kann nicht

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The apostolic age; its life, doctrine, worship and polity . ave beentimes when the Churchs failure has been Israels op-portunity. But after all has been recognized, it re-mains true that in Christian faith and life, as set forthin the New Testament, all the permanent message ofJudaism and much more is to be found; and it therelives freed from the old husk of carnal nationalism.While, then, the thoughtful mind must contemplatewith the deepest pathos, and with no small search-ings of heart, the catastrophe in which the con-servatism of blunted moral perceptions involved awhole nation, it cannot but feel the enormous nega-tive gain that such a world-judgment on a false idealat once brought about. The idea of covenanted ex-clusiveness, blind to the rights alike of mankind andof the individual man, was incarnated in the Judaismthat, having rejected the Christian idea of Religion, fought itself to death in 70 A. D. Would that theChurch, the visible guardian of the opposed re-ligious principle, had never itself been leavened withthe old bitter leaven.. CHAPTER II. PALESTINE AND THE EPISTLE TO HEBREWS. HERE can be no doubt that the decadeprior to the Fall of Jerusalem broughtsevere and varied trials to Christian faith.What chiefly made these years so criticalwas the fact that the leaders, the apostlesand other witnesses of the first generation, wererapidly passing off the scene. This is a fact whichwould under any view have tended to make thesituation more critical than heretofore. The re-moval of the fathers of any movement alwaysbrings a testing time. But it was specially so withthe second generation of Christians. For theirleaders had lived in the expectation that they them-selves would not taste of death in the ordinarysense, but that ere the eyewitnesses of Messiahsfirst appearing had fallen asleep the Kingdom ofGod should have come in power. Nay, therewere even current, as a saying of Christs, thewords: Verily I say unto you that this generationshall not pass until the

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