Essays On Socinianism
Essays On Socinianism
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The remarks previously made, on the word man, will apply here. But the meaning of every thing is determined by its pre- dicates. In his Mediatorial character, Christ was perfect man ; as man, he suffered, and as man he died. Yet, having offered his " o?ie Sacrifice for sins, " that nature, undertaken "" for the suffering of death, " is discarded, and his invisible glories burst forth. As the Eternal Son of God, he now assumes the attri- butes of his Divine nature. He has for ever " sat down... at the RIGHT HAND OF GoD. " The Father now declares, without hazarding idolatry, " Let all the Angels of God worship him. " Heb. I. 6. And to confirm the exaltation of Christ, in all his unriralled pre-eminence, his investiture of sovereign sway is ushered in, by ''^Angels, and Authorities, and Powers being made subject unto him. " The Socinian can believe, in his excess of credulity, that all this is consistent with, and assignable to, "« mere man ! " 89. " For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12.
The remarks previously made, on the word man, will apply here. But the meaning of every thing is determined by its pre- dicates. In his Mediatorial character, Christ was perfect man ; as man, he suffered, and as man he died. Yet, having offered his " o?ie Sacrifice for sins, " that nature, undertaken "" for the suffering of death, " is discarded, and his invisible glories burst forth. As the Eternal Son of God, he now assumes the attri- butes of his Divine nature. He has for ever " sat down... at the RIGHT HAND OF GoD. " The Father now declares, without hazarding idolatry, " Let all the Angels of God worship him. " Heb. I. 6. And to confirm the exaltation of Christ, in all his unriralled pre-eminence, his investiture of sovereign sway is ushered in, by ''^Angels, and Authorities, and Powers being made subject unto him. " The Socinian can believe, in his excess of credulity, that all this is consistent with, and assignable to, "« mere man ! " 89. " For by one offering he hath perfected for ever them that are sanctified.
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