Page 131 Christianity from any shape of things past, and keeps them advancing under his inspiration to create with him the diviner shape of things to come."64 I take it from this that Dr. Coffin could well believe that a greater religion than that which we have in Christ might be reasonably expected to be given, some time in history; certainly he means to imply that we ought to have in these modern days some literature even more acceptable, if not divinely inspired, than the pages of a volume written centuries ago.
Pagpasok nila sa ulap, sila ay natakot. 35Isang tinig ang nagmula sa ulap, na sinabi: Ito ang pinakamamahal kong anak. Pakinggan ninyo siya. 36Nang mawala na ang tinig, nasumpungan nilang nag-iisa si Jesus. At sila ay tumahimik. Hindi nila sinabi sa kaninuman sa mga araw na iyon ang anumang nakita nila.