Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 6
Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 6
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But it is, certainly, to this descent from Christ, not to the " common origin from God" (Bleek) that the idea expressed in the t ivog is to be referred, as appears of itself from what has been just said.
It still remains to be observed on these words, viewed grammat- ically, that TrovTKf along with re nai forms a pleonasm.
For which cause, etc. Because the Messiah is destined to enter into the relation of a brother with the members of his kingdom, not merely into that of a ruler over them i. E.... To exalt them to a parti- cipation in the sonship therefore, he is not ashamed already in the Old Testament to call his subjects brethren, i. E. Therefore does an analogous relation appear also in the anointed one of the Old Tes- tament. It is in this elegant rhetorical manner that our author connects his proofs from the Old Testament ver. S. 12, 13 with the thesis ver. 11. From what is said in ver. 11 it becomes intelligible how, already in the Old Testament, such passages' as Ps. Xxii. 22 could occur.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is, certainly, to this descent from Christ, not to the " common origin from God" (Bleek) that the idea expressed in the t ivog is to be referred, as appears of itself from what has been just said.
It still remains to be observed on these words, viewed grammat- ically, that TrovTKf along with re nai forms a pleonasm.
For which cause, etc. Because the Messiah is destined to enter into the relation of a brother with the members of his kingdom, not merely into that of a ruler over them i. E.... To exalt them to a parti- cipation in the sonship therefore, he is not ashamed already in the Old Testament to call his subjects brethren, i. E. Therefore does an analogous relation appear also in the anointed one of the Old Tes- tament. It is in this elegant rhetorical manner that our author connects his proofs from the Old Testament ver. S. 12, 13 with the thesis ver. 11. From what is said in ver. 11 it becomes intelligible how, already in the Old Testament, such passages' as Ps. Xxii. 22 could occur.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 6?
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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