Atonement Soteriology the Sacrificial in Contrast With the Penal Substituti
Atonement Soteriology the Sacrificial in Contrast With the Penal Substituti
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244 NATURE OF ATONEMENT.
Remember, too, that these faultless victims were the divinely-appointed types of the sinless Christ, " the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. " No Jew, I feel safe in saying, when he brought his victim to the altar, and put his hands upon its head ever intended thereby "to express the ideas . Of substitution, and of transfer of guilt;" or that his sin was transferred to the victim to be punished ' ' in his stead. ' ' He rather intended his surrender of t...he victim to the priest as an act of obedience an act of religious worship and the laying of his hands upon its head was a ritual prayer that the sacrifice might be acceptable and propitiatory. This will be subsequently more fully explained.
Note. Dr. Hodge represents that the Jews held the penal theory of atonement. He says (Vol. II. , p. 500) : "Outram quotes from Jewish authorities forms of confession connected with the imposition of hands on the victim. One is to the following effect: ' I beseech thee, O Lord, I have sinned, I have done perversely, I have rebelled, I have done (specifying the offense); but now I repent, let this victim be my expiation.
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244 NATURE OF ATONEMENT.
Remember, too, that these faultless victims were the divinely-appointed types of the sinless Christ, " the Lamb of God that taketh away the sin of the world. " No Jew, I feel safe in saying, when he brought his victim to the altar, and put his hands upon its head ever intended thereby "to express the ideas . Of substitution, and of transfer of guilt;" or that his sin was transferred to the victim to be punished ' ' in his stead. ' ' He rather intended his surrender of t...he victim to the priest as an act of obedience an act of religious worship and the laying of his hands upon its head was a ritual prayer that the sacrifice might be acceptable and propitiatory. This will be subsequently more fully explained.
Note. Dr. Hodge represents that the Jews held the penal theory of atonement. He says (Vol. II. , p. 500) : "Outram quotes from Jewish authorities forms of confession connected with the imposition of hands on the victim. One is to the following effect: ' I beseech thee, O Lord, I have sinned, I have done perversely, I have rebelled, I have done (specifying the offense); but now I repent, let this victim be my expiation.
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