Christian Ethics General Part
Christian Ethics General Part
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In the de- velopment of His divine and human will, the divine and the human moment separate and become distinct, so that the lower can be freely subjected to the higher, and perfect obedience is manifested. (Not my will, but Thine be done !) To Christ, also, a choice was offered. His temptation and contest were no mere seeming. He not only strove against the world, but against the princes of this world, against the demoniac powers, and the devil. The worldly impulse stirred in His nature, and H...e perceived in Himself the possibility of defection, the EXAMPLE OF LOVE AND OBEDIENCE. 2G1 possibility of making Himself an earthly, a worldly ^Messiah, and of winning the riches and glory of this lower sphere, — a Messianic kingdom which was desired by many, who sought tlie lust of tlie flesh, and the lust of the eye, and the pride of life ; a possibility which, however, could not be realized in the Only-begotten of the Father, who herein, in contrast to Pro- metheus, would not take the glory of divinity by theft or fraud, but chose to become the lledeemer of the world throutrh obedience and the cross.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the de- velopment of His divine and human will, the divine and the human moment separate and become distinct, so that the lower can be freely subjected to the higher, and perfect obedience is manifested. (Not my will, but Thine be done !) To Christ, also, a choice was offered. His temptation and contest were no mere seeming. He not only strove against the world, but against the princes of this world, against the demoniac powers, and the devil. The worldly impulse stirred in His nature, and H...e perceived in Himself the possibility of defection, the EXAMPLE OF LOVE AND OBEDIENCE. 2G1 possibility of making Himself an earthly, a worldly ^Messiah, and of winning the riches and glory of this lower sphere, — a Messianic kingdom which was desired by many, who sought tlie lust of tlie flesh, and the lust of the eye, and the pride of life ; a possibility which, however, could not be realized in the Only-begotten of the Father, who herein, in contrast to Pro- metheus, would not take the glory of divinity by theft or fraud, but chose to become the lledeemer of the world throutrh obedience and the cross.
What to read after Christian Ethics General Part?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Hans Martensen to read onlineMoreLess
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