A Half Century of the Unitarian Controversy With Particular Reference to Its Ori
A Half Century of the Unitarian Controversy With Particular Reference to Its Ori
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" * Our readers are, doubtless, for the most part, well aware that a fair and just interpretation of the pas sage finds in it no such references ; but that its mean ing conveys the expression of Job s confidence that, be fore his diseased body should be brought to death, his vindicator, God, would make his innocence evident to living men on the earth, a confidence which the event verified. The Presbyterian Dr, Barnes, in his Notes on Job, confesses to us with what a painful violence to fond ass...ociations, connected with the old version, he was forced to admit this true interpretation of the pas sage. Yet the reader who knows the superstitious as well as fond tenacity of prejudices linked with re ligious feeling, knows very well that a demonstration of an error in such a passage as this in our English Bibles would not persuade to its correction. The pas sage is a good one for use in an attempt to enlighten such persons and there are many of them as cling, with a puerile and sickly fancy, to all the weak sup ports which use or association has led them to regard as essential or helpful to their faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" * Our readers are, doubtless, for the most part, well aware that a fair and just interpretation of the pas sage finds in it no such references ; but that its mean ing conveys the expression of Job s confidence that, be fore his diseased body should be brought to death, his vindicator, God, would make his innocence evident to living men on the earth, a confidence which the event verified. The Presbyterian Dr, Barnes, in his Notes on Job, confesses to us with what a painful violence to fond ass...ociations, connected with the old version, he was forced to admit this true interpretation of the pas sage. Yet the reader who knows the superstitious as well as fond tenacity of prejudices linked with re ligious feeling, knows very well that a demonstration of an error in such a passage as this in our English Bibles would not persuade to its correction. The pas sage is a good one for use in an attempt to enlighten such persons and there are many of them as cling, with a puerile and sickly fancy, to all the weak sup ports which use or association has led them to regard as essential or helpful to their faith.
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