Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 1
Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 1
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The Saviour, who was called to restore the original state of mankind, removed external suffering no less than internal ; and, indeed, ordinarily, the former first, because deliver- ance from it is wont to be a means of arousing a desire for deliver- ance from the miseries of the soul, and quickening the faith in the possibility of that deliverance. The referring of Christ's saving efficacy to bodily sufferings no more excludes the extending of it to spiritual sufferings, than, on the other hand..., the referring of it to spiritual sufferings excludes its extension to such as are bodily. The 352 MATTHEW VIII. 17 ; LUKE IV. 42.
whole man is the object of salvation, body as well as soul. The only point of difficulty is, that Jiapfidveiv, taking, and fiaord&iv, bearing, are used of Christ's relation to the infirmities and diseases, as well as of his relation to the inward sufferings of humanity. (See John i. 29, where our Lord is called, dpvbg rov Qeov 6 alpuv rr\v d^a^riav TOV noa- juou, the lamb of God that taketh away, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Saviour, who was called to restore the original state of mankind, removed external suffering no less than internal ; and, indeed, ordinarily, the former first, because deliver- ance from it is wont to be a means of arousing a desire for deliver- ance from the miseries of the soul, and quickening the faith in the possibility of that deliverance. The referring of Christ's saving efficacy to bodily sufferings no more excludes the extending of it to spiritual sufferings, than, on the other hand..., the referring of it to spiritual sufferings excludes its extension to such as are bodily. The 352 MATTHEW VIII. 17 ; LUKE IV. 42.
whole man is the object of salvation, body as well as soul. The only point of difficulty is, that Jiapfidveiv, taking, and fiaord&iv, bearing, are used of Christ's relation to the infirmities and diseases, as well as of his relation to the inward sufferings of humanity. (See John i. 29, where our Lord is called, dpvbg rov Qeov 6 alpuv rr\v d^a^riav TOV noa- juou, the lamb of God that taketh away, etc.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 1?
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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