Lectures On Mental Philosophy And Theology. With a Sketch of His Life
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Did it not bear sufficiently upon the conduct of the whole? Did it not condemn sin — all sin —the sin of one man as much as the sin of another ?
Did it not vindicate the Divine holiness, and the purity and excellence of that law which man had broken? Did it not evince God's determination to sustain the author- ity of that law, while it exhibited his boundless com- passion towards a w^orld of rebels ? What more would we have in it, or what other or greater moral influence would we have it exert,... had it been designed as a sacri- fice of expiation for the whole human family ? As for ourselves, we regard the whole scheme of atonement in the light of a remedial law ; that it was adopted to coun- teract the ruins of the fall— and that in its very nature it contained a provision coextensive with those ruins — ■ though in its application, for wise and holy purposes, an important difference will be made. But here we shall be told, that if we have not left out of our statement, we have not sufficiently exhibited one all-controlling cir- cumstance, to wit : the actual substitution of Christ for, and in behalf of, those for whom he suffered ; that to constitute his sufferings an available sacrifice, it w as ne- cessary not only that he should die in the nature, but in the room of sinners ; and that he might die in their na- ture without dying in their stead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did it not bear sufficiently upon the conduct of the whole? Did it not condemn sin — all sin —the sin of one man as much as the sin of another ?
Did it not vindicate the Divine holiness, and the purity and excellence of that law which man had broken? Did it not evince God's determination to sustain the author- ity of that law, while it exhibited his boundless com- passion towards a w^orld of rebels ? What more would we have in it, or what other or greater moral influence would we have it exert,... had it been designed as a sacri- fice of expiation for the whole human family ? As for ourselves, we regard the whole scheme of atonement in the light of a remedial law ; that it was adopted to coun- teract the ruins of the fall— and that in its very nature it contained a provision coextensive with those ruins — ■ though in its application, for wise and holy purposes, an important difference will be made. But here we shall be told, that if we have not left out of our statement, we have not sufficiently exhibited one all-controlling cir- cumstance, to wit : the actual substitution of Christ for, and in behalf of, those for whom he suffered ; that to constitute his sufferings an available sacrifice, it w as ne- cessary not only that he should die in the nature, but in the room of sinners ; and that he might die in their na- ture without dying in their stead.
What to read after Lectures On Mental Philosophy And Theology. With a Sketch of His Life?
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