Administration of the Holy Spirit in the Body of Christ Eight Lectures Preache
Administration of the Holy Spirit in the Body of Christ Eight Lectures Preache
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John's Epistle a great doctrine is obscured, and English readers have to be informed, as of a new thing, that the word is the same in the original language, and that both the words by which it is translated are really applicable in both books to both the Holy Persons to whom they appear to be applied separately. Had the translators ventured to keep the word ' Paraclete, ' introducing a new word into the language to signify a new combination of ideas, this inconvenience would have been avoided. ...I might make the same observation with respect to the word diadrjKT], which, translated almost indifferently by the words ' covenant ' and ' testament ' (see especially the strange way in which these words are interchanged in the ninth and tenth chapters of the Hebrews), and capable from its con- nexion with dLaTiOrjfjic of being translated equally well by the word 'dispensation' (cf. Luke xxii. 29; Acts iii. 25; Heb. Viii. 10; x. 16), produces a perpetual difficulty in interpre- tation, while the English reader is left to discover for himself that it is but a single word in the original which is rendered in so various, and apparently irreconcilcable ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John's Epistle a great doctrine is obscured, and English readers have to be informed, as of a new thing, that the word is the same in the original language, and that both the words by which it is translated are really applicable in both books to both the Holy Persons to whom they appear to be applied separately. Had the translators ventured to keep the word ' Paraclete, ' introducing a new word into the language to signify a new combination of ideas, this inconvenience would have been avoided. ...I might make the same observation with respect to the word diadrjKT], which, translated almost indifferently by the words ' covenant ' and ' testament ' (see especially the strange way in which these words are interchanged in the ninth and tenth chapters of the Hebrews), and capable from its con- nexion with dLaTiOrjfjic of being translated equally well by the word 'dispensation' (cf. Luke xxii. 29; Acts iii. 25; Heb. Viii. 10; x. 16), produces a perpetual difficulty in interpre- tation, while the English reader is left to discover for himself that it is but a single word in the original which is rendered in so various, and apparently irreconcilcable ways.
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