A Commentary On the New Testament
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10, that the voice of his blood called out to God, and in this way he is still continually speaking in the Scripture, although he had died, we find here only the expression of the firm confidence, that God will secure him justice over against his murderers. But concerning Enoch it 5 is testified in Gen. v. 24, that he was pleasing to God, and for this reason was immediately translated to God, so that he would be spared the experience of death. But that this was granted to him on account of his ...faith, follows from the fact, that according to the passage quoted in x. 38, it is impossible to please God without 6 faith. For the first evidence of godliness is this, that 205 XI, 71 yvJ^j-CiiSis vuMMMJsr^xii lieve that he is, and thnt he is a rewarder of them that seek after him. (7) By faith Noah, being warned of Ood concern- we come to God with prayer and sacrifice ; and this is not possible without faith. Indeed in this very thing the double character of faith is shown. For we cannot approach to God without the conviction, that He, whom nobody has seen, exists ; and we cannot pray or sacrifice, without the firm assurance, that God will bestow the reward of their godliness upon those who seek Him in this way, in the hearing of their prayers and in the gra- cious reception of their sacrifices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10, that the voice of his blood called out to God, and in this way he is still continually speaking in the Scripture, although he had died, we find here only the expression of the firm confidence, that God will secure him justice over against his murderers. But concerning Enoch it 5 is testified in Gen. v. 24, that he was pleasing to God, and for this reason was immediately translated to God, so that he would be spared the experience of death. But that this was granted to him on account of his ...faith, follows from the fact, that according to the passage quoted in x. 38, it is impossible to please God without 6 faith. For the first evidence of godliness is this, that 205 XI, 71 yvJ^j-CiiSis vuMMMJsr^xii lieve that he is, and thnt he is a rewarder of them that seek after him. (7) By faith Noah, being warned of Ood concern- we come to God with prayer and sacrifice ; and this is not possible without faith. Indeed in this very thing the double character of faith is shown. For we cannot approach to God without the conviction, that He, whom nobody has seen, exists ; and we cannot pray or sacrifice, without the firm assurance, that God will bestow the reward of their godliness upon those who seek Him in this way, in the hearing of their prayers and in the gra- cious reception of their sacrifices.
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