A Treatise of Dogmatic Theology
A Treatise of Dogmatic Theology
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The Creator of personalities must Himself be personal. And so only, in this our world, from man the lord of tliis creation, made here in the likeness of God, constituted here in riglitful dominion as the true representative of God, do we learn truly the nature of God, and that the mode of His subsistence is not pantheistic, but personal. Names can come only from those wlio are persons, who are themselves conscious of their own separate and in- dividual existence, and who, having reason, can des...ig- nate such existence by names, which shall be its expres- sions and symbols. And, therefore, when God would commend to the people of Israel His owti chosen and perfect re})resentative, He selected the angel of the covenant, who led them through the wilderness to the promised land, and He warned them, giving them, in the terms that were used, an awful sanction of His own personality, ^ " Beware of liim, and obey his voice ; lEx. Iii. 14; vi. 3; Is. Xliii. 11, 12; Rev. I. 8; Is. Ixiii. 16; Ixiv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Creator of personalities must Himself be personal. And so only, in this our world, from man the lord of tliis creation, made here in the likeness of God, constituted here in riglitful dominion as the true representative of God, do we learn truly the nature of God, and that the mode of His subsistence is not pantheistic, but personal. Names can come only from those wlio are persons, who are themselves conscious of their own separate and in- dividual existence, and who, having reason, can des...ig- nate such existence by names, which shall be its expres- sions and symbols. And, therefore, when God would commend to the people of Israel His owti chosen and perfect re})resentative, He selected the angel of the covenant, who led them through the wilderness to the promised land, and He warned them, giving them, in the terms that were used, an awful sanction of His own personality, ^ " Beware of liim, and obey his voice ; lEx. Iii. 14; vi. 3; Is. Xliii. 11, 12; Rev. I. 8; Is. Ixiii. 16; Ixiv.
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