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2 : " The sons of God saw the daughters of men, that they were fair.'' Hosea^ ch. i. ver. 10 : " Then it shall be said unto them, ye are the sons of the living God.'' Yet the epithet " Son of God,'' with the definite article prefixed, is appropriated to Digitized by CjOOQ IC 18 Christ, the first-born of every creature, as a distinct mark of honour which he alone deserves.
The Saviour having declared that unity existed between the Father and himself, Johnj ch. x. ver.
30, "I and my Father a...re one,*^ a doubt arose with regard to the sense in which the unity affirmed id those words should be accepted. This Jesus re- moves by defining the unity so expressed as a sub* sisting concord of will and design, such as existed amongst his Apostles, and not identity of being : vide ch. xvii. ver. 11, of John^ "Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou bast given me, thai they may be one^ as we are.^^ Ver. 22f: "The glory which thou gavest me I have given them: that they may he one, even as we are oneJ^ Should any one understand by these texts real unity and identity, he must believe that there existed a similar identity between each and alt of the Apostles ;— nay, even that the disciples also were included in the Godhead, which in that case would consist of a great many times the num- ber of persons ascribed to the Trinity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ver.
2 : " The sons of God saw the daughters of men, that they were fair.'' Hosea^ ch. i. ver. 10 : " Then it shall be said unto them, ye are the sons of the living God.'' Yet the epithet " Son of God,'' with the definite article prefixed, is appropriated to Digitized by CjOOQ IC 18 Christ, the first-born of every creature, as a distinct mark of honour which he alone deserves.
The Saviour having declared that unity existed between the Father and himself, Johnj ch. x. ver.
30, "I and my Father a...re one,*^ a doubt arose with regard to the sense in which the unity affirmed id those words should be accepted. This Jesus re- moves by defining the unity so expressed as a sub* sisting concord of will and design, such as existed amongst his Apostles, and not identity of being : vide ch. xvii. ver. 11, of John^ "Holy Father, keep through thine own name those whom thou bast given me, thai they may be one^ as we are.^^ Ver. 22f: "The glory which thou gavest me I have given them: that they may he one, even as we are oneJ^ Should any one understand by these texts real unity and identity, he must believe that there existed a similar identity between each and alt of the Apostles ;— nay, even that the disciples also were included in the Godhead, which in that case would consist of a great many times the num- ber of persons ascribed to the Trinity.
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