The Theology of the New Testament
The Theology of the New Testament
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8 ; viii. 32 ; Eph. Ii. 4, 5). (2) But there is an aspect of God's ethical nature which leads him to disapprove sin (0/377; or Sitcaioavvii deoif). This also must be expressed in any method of sal- vation which he adopts. (3) The opyt) 0eov would by itself 1 In my Pauline Theology, pp. 243-258, I have followed out the logical implications of Paul's doctrine somewhat further than my present purpose requires me to do.
416 THE THEOLOGY OF PAUL lead to the punishment of sin ; but it is not by itsel...f. God saves according to his whole nature. (4) In the suffer- ings and death of Christ the self-respecting holiness of God, his necessary attitude towards sin, is revealed and satisfied. Thus the attribute which conditions the opera- tion of the divine grace in forgiveness realizes its most perfect expression. (5) God does not substitute Christ in punishment for sinners. He substitutes for punish- ment another course of proceeding with sinners which is not punishment, but which, even more adequately than punishment would do, expresses the ill desert of sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 ; viii. 32 ; Eph. Ii. 4, 5). (2) But there is an aspect of God's ethical nature which leads him to disapprove sin (0/377; or Sitcaioavvii deoif). This also must be expressed in any method of sal- vation which he adopts. (3) The opyt) 0eov would by itself 1 In my Pauline Theology, pp. 243-258, I have followed out the logical implications of Paul's doctrine somewhat further than my present purpose requires me to do.
416 THE THEOLOGY OF PAUL lead to the punishment of sin ; but it is not by itsel...f. God saves according to his whole nature. (4) In the suffer- ings and death of Christ the self-respecting holiness of God, his necessary attitude towards sin, is revealed and satisfied. Thus the attribute which conditions the opera- tion of the divine grace in forgiveness realizes its most perfect expression. (5) God does not substitute Christ in punishment for sinners. He substitutes for punish- ment another course of proceeding with sinners which is not punishment, but which, even more adequately than punishment would do, expresses the ill desert of sin.
What to read after The Theology of the New Testament?
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