Lectures On Christian Theology volume 2
Lectures On Christian Theology volume 2
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Heb. 1: 4—14. 1 Pet. 3: 22. The ground and object of such an extensive rule is this : Xbere are many things both in the material and spiritual world which operate to the advantage or disadvantage of men. Now if Men are to be peculiarly the subjects over whom Christ is to reign, as king; if to promote their welfare and to shield them from all harm ; if to punish his own enemies, and the enemies of his king- dom, and to bless and reward his followers, are to be his peculiar concern ;— he must be ...able to control all these other objects. For, B. The reign or government of Jesus, as Christ or Messiah, has a principal respect to the human race. He exerts his authority on account of men, and for their advantage. This kingdom is two- fold : viz.
(a) Regnum sensu latiori. Since the time when Christ was re- ceived into heaven (Eph. 1:20), he has reigned over all men, whether they know and honor him, or not ; i. E. He provides for them all that spiritual welfare, and true happiness of which they are capable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heb. 1: 4—14. 1 Pet. 3: 22. The ground and object of such an extensive rule is this : Xbere are many things both in the material and spiritual world which operate to the advantage or disadvantage of men. Now if Men are to be peculiarly the subjects over whom Christ is to reign, as king; if to promote their welfare and to shield them from all harm ; if to punish his own enemies, and the enemies of his king- dom, and to bless and reward his followers, are to be his peculiar concern ;— he must be ...able to control all these other objects. For, B. The reign or government of Jesus, as Christ or Messiah, has a principal respect to the human race. He exerts his authority on account of men, and for their advantage. This kingdom is two- fold : viz.
(a) Regnum sensu latiori. Since the time when Christ was re- ceived into heaven (Eph. 1:20), he has reigned over all men, whether they know and honor him, or not ; i. E. He provides for them all that spiritual welfare, and true happiness of which they are capable.
What to read after Lectures On Christian Theology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georg Christian Knapp to read onlineMoreLess
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