Lectures in Divinity 2
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And these two ex- pressions, when thus considered as explaining one another, place in a striking light the significancy of the two clauses which I called a parenthesis. A truce, during which there was a suspension of the punishment due to sin, and the supreme Lawgiver overlooked transgressions, render- ed the more necessary a demonstration of his justice ; and therefore, in the time that now is, when the purposes for which the truce was continued so long are accomplished, and to c?.^w/xa rev %£...ovo'j, the fulness of time foretold by ancient prophets is arrived, he hath set forth his Son as a propitiation, "who, in shedding his blood, endured the wrath due to sins which had been committed, to the end that God, when he now justifies graciously those who could not be justified by their own works, might appear to be righteous. Now w r e see that the sins which God ap- peared to pass by in former times, when he granted for- DOCTRINE OF THE ATONEMENT. 131 giveness, were not forgiven without the shedding of that blood which was of infinitely greater value than the blood of bulls and goats, being the propitiation ordained and ac- cepted of God, and in the fulness of time set forth, through faith in which all that believe are justified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And these two ex- pressions, when thus considered as explaining one another, place in a striking light the significancy of the two clauses which I called a parenthesis. A truce, during which there was a suspension of the punishment due to sin, and the supreme Lawgiver overlooked transgressions, render- ed the more necessary a demonstration of his justice ; and therefore, in the time that now is, when the purposes for which the truce was continued so long are accomplished, and to c?.^w/xa rev %£...ovo'j, the fulness of time foretold by ancient prophets is arrived, he hath set forth his Son as a propitiation, "who, in shedding his blood, endured the wrath due to sins which had been committed, to the end that God, when he now justifies graciously those who could not be justified by their own works, might appear to be righteous. Now w r e see that the sins which God ap- peared to pass by in former times, when he granted for- DOCTRINE OF THE ATONEMENT. 131 giveness, were not forgiven without the shedding of that blood which was of infinitely greater value than the blood of bulls and goats, being the propitiation ordained and ac- cepted of God, and in the fulness of time set forth, through faith in which all that believe are justified.
What to read after Lectures in Divinity 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, George, 1750-1819 to read onlineMoreLess
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