A Defence of Modern Calvinism Containing An Examination of the Bishop of Linco
A Defence of Modern Calvinism Containing An Examination of the Bishop of Linco
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If his death be limited, why not his obedience and incar- nation? If he assumed the nature of mankind indefinitely, why not their sorrows ? If he obeyed the law without limitation, why not suffer the penalty threatened by it, to an equal extent? And if his mediatorial obedience unto death.
sr. CT. I. Oil llcilcmption. 185 being of infinite Mortli, iidiiiitted of no increase or diminution; on what piincijjlc can we sa\% that the atoning merits admitted of any? Is it conceivable, tluit by a suppo...sed increase or diminution oi' objects ultimately saved, his incar- nation; conformity to the law, or suffering at the hand of justice, could have been otherwise, than they were ? Can we, even in thought, add to, or diminish from iiilinite worth ?
§ 16. It has been said, that the sacrifice of Christ is sufficient for all, had it been the design of God to include them. Is not this, however, a virtual acknowledgement, that tlic limitation is not in the sacrifice itself, but in the objects ?• If the atoning sacrifice were even capable of any diminution or limitation, for that very reason it would not be commensurate to the demands of justice, and infinite perfection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If his death be limited, why not his obedience and incar- nation? If he assumed the nature of mankind indefinitely, why not their sorrows ? If he obeyed the law without limitation, why not suffer the penalty threatened by it, to an equal extent? And if his mediatorial obedience unto death.
sr. CT. I. Oil llcilcmption. 185 being of infinite Mortli, iidiiiitted of no increase or diminution; on what piincijjlc can we sa\% that the atoning merits admitted of any? Is it conceivable, tluit by a suppo...sed increase or diminution oi' objects ultimately saved, his incar- nation; conformity to the law, or suffering at the hand of justice, could have been otherwise, than they were ? Can we, even in thought, add to, or diminish from iiilinite worth ?
§ 16. It has been said, that the sacrifice of Christ is sufficient for all, had it been the design of God to include them. Is not this, however, a virtual acknowledgement, that tlic limitation is not in the sacrifice itself, but in the objects ?• If the atoning sacrifice were even capable of any diminution or limitation, for that very reason it would not be commensurate to the demands of justice, and infinite perfection.
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