A Discourse Delivered At the Opening of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
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" By his mediatorial obedience, Christ has merited all the distinction and honour to be enjoyed by him, as head over all things lor his church for ever; and whatever he has merited will be ren- dered to him by the Father, who has divided him a portion with the great and the spoil of the strong. The pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand, and as King of kings he "shall be satis- licd. " To limit the merit and the residts of his mediatorial obedience to Jhc salvation of his people, would ...exclude Christ as Redeemer from ( - ) the government of the universe; yet it was by his obedience to the preceptive and penal demands of the law, as a shepherd for his sheep, as the head for the members of his body, as a surety for those whom he represented in his humiliation, that he became the author of everlasting salvation to all who obey him, and at the same time universal governor and judge. His meritorious and strictly legal redemption of his people, entitled him to the crown which adorns his head, and the sword which the Almighty has girded to his thigh, no less than to the sceptre which he extends in mercy to all penitents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" By his mediatorial obedience, Christ has merited all the distinction and honour to be enjoyed by him, as head over all things lor his church for ever; and whatever he has merited will be ren- dered to him by the Father, who has divided him a portion with the great and the spoil of the strong. The pleasure of the Lord shall prosper in his hand, and as King of kings he "shall be satis- licd. " To limit the merit and the residts of his mediatorial obedience to Jhc salvation of his people, would ...exclude Christ as Redeemer from ( - ) the government of the universe; yet it was by his obedience to the preceptive and penal demands of the law, as a shepherd for his sheep, as the head for the members of his body, as a surety for those whom he represented in his humiliation, that he became the author of everlasting salvation to all who obey him, and at the same time universal governor and judge. His meritorious and strictly legal redemption of his people, entitled him to the crown which adorns his head, and the sword which the Almighty has girded to his thigh, no less than to the sceptre which he extends in mercy to all penitents.
What to read after A Discourse Delivered At the Opening of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ezra Stiles Ely to read onlineMoreLess
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