He claimed to be a Divine Person, and professed to work miracles.

The Infidel says he was not a Divine Person, and wrought no miracles.

The consequence is unavoidable--such a pretender is a blasphemous impostor.

And yet they speak of him as a "model man," an "exemplar of every virtue." What! an impostor a model man?
A blasphemer and liar an exemplar of every virtue?
Is that the Infidel's notion of virtue?
Why, the devils were more consistent in their commendations of his character, "We know thee who thou art, THE HOLY ONE OF GOD." Let our modern enemies of Christ learn consistency from their ancient allies.

We have also learned from our Master to refuse all hypocritical, half-way professions of respect for his character and teachings from those whose business is to prove him a deceiver, and whose object in speaking respectfully of such a One can only be to gain a larger audience, and a readier entrance for their blasphemy among his professed disciples.