A Commentary On the Shorter Catechism volume 10
A Commentary On the Shorter Catechism volume 10
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Again he answers, righteousness. What is the subject of gospel preaching? Jesus died and rose again, that we might be made righteous. What is the pur- port of the gospel ? To declare to men that henceforth there is a way by which they may attain to righteousness. What is that which redounds most to the glory of God ? It is that He has revealed the possibility of His being at once just and a justifier. We do not need to multiply these examples ; as the reply to all questions, the substance of al...l arguments, the basis of all definitions, we shall find righteousness'' (Reuss). (See Greatheart's discourse to the pilgrims on the Righteousness of Christ. ) imputed to us — Imptitare, to reckon or credit with, to set down to any one's account. Imputation is a scriptural word which the Holy Ghost has used, and designs us to use, in describing one of the divine steps in the act of justification. The word literally means to set down to any one's account, to lay to any one's charge. At the same time, to imptUe may mean either of two things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again he answers, righteousness. What is the subject of gospel preaching? Jesus died and rose again, that we might be made righteous. What is the pur- port of the gospel ? To declare to men that henceforth there is a way by which they may attain to righteousness. What is that which redounds most to the glory of God ? It is that He has revealed the possibility of His being at once just and a justifier. We do not need to multiply these examples ; as the reply to all questions, the substance of al...l arguments, the basis of all definitions, we shall find righteousness'' (Reuss). (See Greatheart's discourse to the pilgrims on the Righteousness of Christ. ) imputed to us — Imptitare, to reckon or credit with, to set down to any one's account. Imputation is a scriptural word which the Holy Ghost has used, and designs us to use, in describing one of the divine steps in the act of justification. The word literally means to set down to any one's account, to lay to any one's charge. At the same time, to imptUe may mean either of two things.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whyte Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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