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An 8 page exegesis of one line from the work titled 'The Infancy Gospel of Thomas.' The line is illustrated in its simplest form, at first. This is followed by an examination of secondary sources which discuss 'The Infancy Gospel of Thomas,' both in an analysis as they relate to the line presented, as well as in an illustration of the content. This is followed by an explanation of what the line may well mean and what one of the interpretations may be. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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aspects of Jesus as he was meant to be and as he will demonstrate himself to be upon entering into manhood and upon performing his mission for which he was
sent by God. While many of the lines within this particular work point to different aspects of Jesus personality, the line discussed is one that illustrates a truly spiritual aspect
of the young boy, as well as portending the role he was sent to play. I. The Line Simplicity The line chosen is of the utmost simplicity in many ways,
as will be illustrated further on. The line is as follows: "On a certain day when there had fallen a shower of rain he went forth of the house where
his mother was and played upon the ground where the waters were running: and he made pools, and the waters flowed down, and the pools were filled with water." Context
This particular line is nearly at the very beginning of the entire work, only having been preceded by descriptions of the fact that Jesus and his family had come to
Nazareth in Jesus fifth year. The line sets the stage for all that comes, being that it is at the very start of the work. Preparation The line being
discussed is there, if one wants to see, how the reader is being prepared for all other information to come. It, as mentioned previously, sets the stage for the tale
and instruction that follows closely behind. II. Analysis of the Line Using Secondary Sources Overall Interpretation Each of the articles, that will be discussed in more detail further on,
clearly give a picture of a child who is highly precocious and ornery to a large degree. This is not the impression gained in the line presented, which makes for
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