Biblical Commentary On the New Testament
Biblical Commentary On the New Testament
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39. 286 8BOTI0H IV.
(VII. 7.— VIII. 89).
OF THB STAGBS OF THB DBVELOPMEHT A8 WELL OF INDIVIDUALS AS OF THB UNIVBBSB.
The properly dogmatical exposition has at length completely finished the foundation of the new way of salvation upon the vicarious character of Christ and the indication of its relation to the law. The Apostle forthwith most fitly proceeds to indicate all the stages of development^ as they are exhibited themselves immediately in individual men^ whereby all he has said before gain...s first its proper light. He* shows namely, first of all Cvii.
7-24), how the man rises from the state of undeveloped childish- ness into that of the life tmder the law, in which the sin that awakes by the resistance of the law calls up that inward conflict, by which he first becomes truly conscious of the contradiction in himself and how he is held bound by sin. The result of this con- flict is the need of redemption, out of which the faith in the re- demption brought to pass in Christ develops itself; and in the power of this faith the believer is enabled, what of his own effort he could never do, to serv& the divine law in spirit, albeit the old man in him remains still subjected to the law of sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
39. 286 8BOTI0H IV.
(VII. 7.— VIII. 89).
OF THB STAGBS OF THB DBVELOPMEHT A8 WELL OF INDIVIDUALS AS OF THB UNIVBBSB.
The properly dogmatical exposition has at length completely finished the foundation of the new way of salvation upon the vicarious character of Christ and the indication of its relation to the law. The Apostle forthwith most fitly proceeds to indicate all the stages of development^ as they are exhibited themselves immediately in individual men^ whereby all he has said before gain...s first its proper light. He* shows namely, first of all Cvii.
7-24), how the man rises from the state of undeveloped childish- ness into that of the life tmder the law, in which the sin that awakes by the resistance of the law calls up that inward conflict, by which he first becomes truly conscious of the contradiction in himself and how he is held bound by sin. The result of this con- flict is the need of redemption, out of which the faith in the re- demption brought to pass in Christ develops itself; and in the power of this faith the believer is enabled, what of his own effort he could never do, to serv& the divine law in spirit, albeit the old man in him remains still subjected to the law of sin.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the New Testament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Olshausen to read onlineMoreLess
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