Excerpt from Some Elements of Forcefulness in the Comparisons of Jesus: With Comparative Tables of Metaphors From the Deutero-Isaiah and Paul

The subjective source of this power lay in his consciousness that he was the unique Son of God, that he realized in himself the true messianic ideal, and that he therefore had the right to give absolute emphasis to his religious statements and to his ethical demands. This feeling is evidenced by his changing the prophetic third person to the first, and by his unhesitating revision of the sacred scriptures of his nation.

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