Lectures in Divinity volume 2
Lectures in Divinity volume 2
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For it is possible, and there may be very good reasons for so doing, that names and titles which are generally appropri- ated to the Father, should, in some places, be given to the Son. We may learn from such occasional applications that the two persons are equal, and yet by attending to the discriminating marks which the Scriptures furnish, we may be preserved from the danger of confounding them.
It remains, then, to be examined, whether the construction of the words warrants, or seems to re- ...quire, that these titles be, in this place, applied to Christ. In order to judge of this, it will be of use to attend to the four following observations.
1. The first observation respects the clause ro xara. M^YM. The apostle, having expressed in the preced- ing verse the warmest affection for the Israelites, his countrymen, rioi/
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For it is possible, and there may be very good reasons for so doing, that names and titles which are generally appropri- ated to the Father, should, in some places, be given to the Son. We may learn from such occasional applications that the two persons are equal, and yet by attending to the discriminating marks which the Scriptures furnish, we may be preserved from the danger of confounding them.
It remains, then, to be examined, whether the construction of the words warrants, or seems to re- ...quire, that these titles be, in this place, applied to Christ. In order to judge of this, it will be of use to attend to the four following observations.
1. The first observation respects the clause ro xara. M^YM. The apostle, having expressed in the preced- ing verse the warmest affection for the Israelites, his countrymen, rioi/
What to read after Lectures in Divinity volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hill, George, 1750-1819 to read online
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