Lectures On the Parables of Our Saviour
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And the contest, our Lord informs us, is first begun by another party before man takes it up. The fowls, he states, are as really significant as the seed, though sub- ordinate as a part of the parable ; and are introduced to point out the wicked one, the blighted angel, whose eminence remains the eminence of evil and of shame. This being is called " a liar, " as he is the arch-enemy of truth ; " the father of lies, " as he originated the process of deception, and organized that intellectual ant...agonism which questions, dilutes, or rejects the doc- trines of redemption ; fortifying it with vast doctrines of philosophy, which appear to men wiser and profounder than the doctrines of the Cross. This is the spirit of the curious, subtle Grecian intellect, to which the 210 LECTURE XTV.
preaching of the Cross is foolishness. Some find insu- perable difficulties in particular doctrines. Others are prejudiced against the principles for being so much bet- ter than those who profess to believe them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the contest, our Lord informs us, is first begun by another party before man takes it up. The fowls, he states, are as really significant as the seed, though sub- ordinate as a part of the parable ; and are introduced to point out the wicked one, the blighted angel, whose eminence remains the eminence of evil and of shame. This being is called " a liar, " as he is the arch-enemy of truth ; " the father of lies, " as he originated the process of deception, and organized that intellectual ant...agonism which questions, dilutes, or rejects the doc- trines of redemption ; fortifying it with vast doctrines of philosophy, which appear to men wiser and profounder than the doctrines of the Cross. This is the spirit of the curious, subtle Grecian intellect, to which the 210 LECTURE XTV.
preaching of the Cross is foolishness. Some find insu- perable difficulties in particular doctrines. Others are prejudiced against the principles for being so much bet- ter than those who profess to believe them.
What to read after Lectures On the Parables of Our Saviour?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kirk, Edward Norris, 1802-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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