An Examination of Canon Liddons Bampton Lectures On the Divinity of Our Lord An
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Liddon s exposition becomes increasingly apparent. The Evangelist does not ascribe the hatred of the Jews to the notion that our Lord associated Himself on terms of complete parity, with " the world-sus taining energy of God ; " but to the fact of His having in their estimation " not only broken the Sabbath, but said also that God was His own Father, making Himself equal icith" or, as the term may also mean, " like to God. " It is not within the province of exposition to give disproportionate, ...or exclusive predominance to aspects which the Canonical Writer does not put forward. The precise offence lay in the presumed arrogation of a peculiar Sonship, of which the association in working was an indication, and this offence was exaggerated into the blasphemy of challenging equality with God. The Jews malevolently caught at, and misrep resented, Christ s words. The Evangelist does not indorse their construction, either as to the breach of the Sabbath, or the nature of the Sonship ; and in his record generally he assuredly does not depict them as being the best, or at all unbiassed, judges of our Saviour s meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Liddon s exposition becomes increasingly apparent. The Evangelist does not ascribe the hatred of the Jews to the notion that our Lord associated Himself on terms of complete parity, with " the world-sus taining energy of God ; " but to the fact of His having in their estimation " not only broken the Sabbath, but said also that God was His own Father, making Himself equal icith" or, as the term may also mean, " like to God. " It is not within the province of exposition to give disproportionate, ...or exclusive predominance to aspects which the Canonical Writer does not put forward. The precise offence lay in the presumed arrogation of a peculiar Sonship, of which the association in working was an indication, and this offence was exaggerated into the blasphemy of challenging equality with God. The Jews malevolently caught at, and misrep resented, Christ s words. The Evangelist does not indorse their construction, either as to the breach of the Sabbath, or the nature of the Sonship ; and in his record generally he assuredly does not depict them as being the best, or at all unbiassed, judges of our Saviour s meaning.
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