Discourses And Essays On Theological And Speculative Topics
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Sacrifice stood on the principle of divine worship. It was latrial, not expiatory. That the death of Christ was not a real sacrifice is a point most palpably manifest. Did the Jews who slew him first dedi- cate him to God, and slay him as an oblation for the holy altar ? Did they intend his death as a service of homage rendered to God ? Was he their sacrificial victim ? It was requisite that every sac- rifice should be pure and unblemished. Did the 180 CHRIST A SACRIFICE.
Jews so regard Jesus o...f Nazareth? Was he not, in their view, a notorious, guilty malefactor ? And further, let it be remembered that human sacrifices were forbidden in the Jewish law, and held in de- vout abomination.
Will it now be alleged, that the sacrifice was not made on the part of the Jews, but by Christ him- self? But when did, or how could, such a fact ever take place ? A man make a literal, rehgious sacri- fice of himself! How is such a thing possible?
Can the priest and the victim, the offerer and the thing offered, be one and the same ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sacrifice stood on the principle of divine worship. It was latrial, not expiatory. That the death of Christ was not a real sacrifice is a point most palpably manifest. Did the Jews who slew him first dedi- cate him to God, and slay him as an oblation for the holy altar ? Did they intend his death as a service of homage rendered to God ? Was he their sacrificial victim ? It was requisite that every sac- rifice should be pure and unblemished. Did the 180 CHRIST A SACRIFICE.
Jews so regard Jesus o...f Nazareth? Was he not, in their view, a notorious, guilty malefactor ? And further, let it be remembered that human sacrifices were forbidden in the Jewish law, and held in de- vout abomination.
Will it now be alleged, that the sacrifice was not made on the part of the Jews, but by Christ him- self? But when did, or how could, such a fact ever take place ? A man make a literal, rehgious sacri- fice of himself! How is such a thing possible?
Can the priest and the victim, the offerer and the thing offered, be one and the same ?
What to read after Discourses And Essays On Theological And Speculative Topics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Farley to read onlineMoreLess
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