Expository Lectures On the Heidelberg Catechism volume 1
Expository Lectures On the Heidelberg Catechism volume 1
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So, during the interval be- tween death and the resurrection, while the bodies of the wicked are senseless dust, their spirits are in tor- ment ; — though their torments will be fearfully aggra- vated when, their bodies being raised, their spirits are tormented through corporeal sufferings. Hence, as is manifest from many passages, our Lord suffered not only in the pains of his flesh, but far more in the ago- 358 CHRIST'S SUFFERING AND CROSS. [Lf. Ct. XVII.
nies of his spirit. " He was a man of... sorrows and ac- quainted with grief. " " Now, " said he, " is nay soul troubled ; " and again : " My soul is exceeding sor- rowful, even unto death. " The Saviour was sinless ; but all the distress that sin could bring upon the soul of one, who, not conscious of personal guilt, stood in the room of the guilty, he felt ; the sense of horror from the contact of sins laid upon hiin, the anguish consequent upon the withdrawal of his Father's coun- tenance, the humiliating weight of the curse, the shrink- ing which the living feel from an ignominious, cruel death, — all were his.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So, during the interval be- tween death and the resurrection, while the bodies of the wicked are senseless dust, their spirits are in tor- ment ; — though their torments will be fearfully aggra- vated when, their bodies being raised, their spirits are tormented through corporeal sufferings. Hence, as is manifest from many passages, our Lord suffered not only in the pains of his flesh, but far more in the ago- 358 CHRIST'S SUFFERING AND CROSS. [Lf. Ct. XVII.
nies of his spirit. " He was a man of... sorrows and ac- quainted with grief. " " Now, " said he, " is nay soul troubled ; " and again : " My soul is exceeding sor- rowful, even unto death. " The Saviour was sinless ; but all the distress that sin could bring upon the soul of one, who, not conscious of personal guilt, stood in the room of the guilty, he felt ; the sense of horror from the contact of sins laid upon hiin, the anguish consequent upon the withdrawal of his Father's coun- tenance, the humiliating weight of the curse, the shrink- ing which the living feel from an ignominious, cruel death, — all were his.
What to read after Expository Lectures On the Heidelberg Catechism volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Washington Bethune to read onlineMoreLess
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