An Exposition of Isaiah Lii 13 14 15 And Liii
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(It occasionally marks also the preposition with, as in verses 8, 9 and 12 below. ) The iniquity of. The expression py for lighter sin, is purposely chosen as being here the more comprehensive ; for every sin, even the heaviest, is, at least, a light one, 19 but not vice versa. The man who hath committed a or a XtoH, may be safely charged with having committed an pp. All of us.
Here the speech of the nations and kings of heathen- dom ends. Converted, they all acknowledge that they had been mist...aken in thinking that the troubles which had come upon Israel, as represented by the pious in his midst, culminating in the Messiah, were on account of his own sins. No doubt there were and there are sinners of the stock of Israel; but if any of the stock of Israel sin, they, surely, sin by their non-Israelite, their heathenish, acts : such sinners, however, never were, and never are, the sufferers. It is the righteous Israelite only, culminating in the Messiah, that has suffered both outwardly and inwardly : outwardly because he conformed not to the heathen ma- jority, and inwardly because he, the first-born of God, the ever and deeply feeling heart of the human race 1, deplored the erring of the world, which went after idols various, agreeing only in one thing, the aberration from the true God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(It occasionally marks also the preposition with, as in verses 8, 9 and 12 below. ) The iniquity of. The expression py for lighter sin, is purposely chosen as being here the more comprehensive ; for every sin, even the heaviest, is, at least, a light one, 19 but not vice versa. The man who hath committed a or a XtoH, may be safely charged with having committed an pp. All of us.
Here the speech of the nations and kings of heathen- dom ends. Converted, they all acknowledge that they had been mist...aken in thinking that the troubles which had come upon Israel, as represented by the pious in his midst, culminating in the Messiah, were on account of his own sins. No doubt there were and there are sinners of the stock of Israel; but if any of the stock of Israel sin, they, surely, sin by their non-Israelite, their heathenish, acts : such sinners, however, never were, and never are, the sufferers. It is the righteous Israelite only, culminating in the Messiah, that has suffered both outwardly and inwardly : outwardly because he conformed not to the heathen ma- jority, and inwardly because he, the first-born of God, the ever and deeply feeling heart of the human race 1, deplored the erring of the world, which went after idols various, agreeing only in one thing, the aberration from the true God.
What to read after An Exposition of Isaiah Lii 13 14 15 And Liii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S M Salomon Marcus Schiller Szinessy to read onlineMoreLess
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