An Essay Towards An Easy, Plain, Practical And Extensive Explication of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism
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What is his passive obedience? — A. His satisfactory sufferings, which are a full compensation for all the injury done to the honour of God by our sin, Eph. v. 2.
Q. Why are Christ's sufferings called obedience ? — A.
Because he suffered willingly, out of regard to God's autho- rity, and with a view to his glory, John xvii. 6.
Q. Why is our justifying righteousness called the right- eousness of God ? — A. Because God the Father devised, accepted, and bestows it ; God the Son fulfilled it ; and ...God the Holy Ghost applieth it, Isa. xhi. 21. and xlv. 24.
Q. Is Christ's righteousness merely the price, condition, and meritorious cause of our justification, as it is of our regeneration, sanctification, &c. — A. No; it is also the ?natter of our justification, which enters into it, as that very righteousness by which we are constituted perfectly right- eous before God, and have the righteousness of the lawful- tilled in us, Rom. v. 19. viii. 4. and x. 4.
Q. How is the righteousness of Christ applied to us ] — A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is his passive obedience? — A. His satisfactory sufferings, which are a full compensation for all the injury done to the honour of God by our sin, Eph. v. 2.
Q. Why are Christ's sufferings called obedience ? — A.
Because he suffered willingly, out of regard to God's autho- rity, and with a view to his glory, John xvii. 6.
Q. Why is our justifying righteousness called the right- eousness of God ? — A. Because God the Father devised, accepted, and bestows it ; God the Son fulfilled it ; and ...God the Holy Ghost applieth it, Isa. xhi. 21. and xlv. 24.
Q. Is Christ's righteousness merely the price, condition, and meritorious cause of our justification, as it is of our regeneration, sanctification, &c. — A. No; it is also the ?natter of our justification, which enters into it, as that very righteousness by which we are constituted perfectly right- eous before God, and have the righteousness of the lawful- tilled in us, Rom. v. 19. viii. 4. and x. 4.
Q. How is the righteousness of Christ applied to us ] — A.
What to read after An Essay Towards An Easy, Plain, Practical And Extensive Explication of the Assembly's Shorter Catechism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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