Commentary On Genesis, Vol. Ii
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Thus Paul writes to the Romans (ch 2, 17) that the Jews do not fear God yet they glory in the Law and inGod, at the same time denying, blaspheming and offending God. Andwhile the Jews, who take pride in being God's people, are doing this, God prepares for himself a Church from the gentiles, who truly gloryin God and embrace his Word.
67. But who should dare to accuse God of untruthfulness because hepreserves the Church in a manner unknown and undesired by man? Ofsimilar nature were the promises... concerning the preservation ofJerusalem and the temple. These promises were not violated when thatcity and temple were laid waste by the Babylonians. For Godestablished another Jerusalem and another temple in the Spirit and bythe Word; Jeremiah promised (Jer 29, 10-11) that the people shouldreturn after seventy years and that then both the temple and thenation should be re-established.
68. As regards the Jews, these were destroyed at that time, but not asregards God who had promised in his Word that they should be rebuilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus Paul writes to the Romans (ch 2, 17) that the Jews do not fear God yet they glory in the Law and inGod, at the same time denying, blaspheming and offending God. Andwhile the Jews, who take pride in being God's people, are doing this, God prepares for himself a Church from the gentiles, who truly gloryin God and embrace his Word.
67. But who should dare to accuse God of untruthfulness because hepreserves the Church in a manner unknown and undesired by man? Ofsimilar nature were the promises... concerning the preservation ofJerusalem and the temple. These promises were not violated when thatcity and temple were laid waste by the Babylonians. For Godestablished another Jerusalem and another temple in the Spirit and bythe Word; Jeremiah promised (Jer 29, 10-11) that the people shouldreturn after seventy years and that then both the temple and thenation should be re-established.
68. As regards the Jews, these were destroyed at that time, but not asregards God who had promised in his Word that they should be rebuilt.
What to read after Commentary On Genesis, Vol. Ii?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luther, Martin, 1483-1546 to read onlineMoreLess
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