Memoir of the Rev. Joseph Stibbs Christmas
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Nay, does he not lay the whole stress on our own personal character, and can it be shown that any one was ever lost for Adam's sin ?
Again, if we lost in Adam all power to ol>ey, there is no such thing as actual transgression in the world. For the loss of power takes away all capa- city for sinning. As sin is a breach of obligation, and obligation is founded on power, there can be no sin where there is no power. If we had power in Adam, we were then responsible and capable of sinning. If that p...ower was destroyed in his trans- gression, we thenceforth became forever incapable of actual transgression, and there has been no sin committed in the world since out common ancestor plucked the forbidden fruit. You perceive the absurdity involved in the supposition. This throw- ing the fault on the transgression of Adam, is only reviving a proverb for which God so severely re- proved the Jew T s. " Our fathers have eaten sour grapes, and their children's teeth are set on edge." Has not God decided the question, by saying, " All souls are mine : as the soul of the father, so also, the soul of the son is mine?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, does he not lay the whole stress on our own personal character, and can it be shown that any one was ever lost for Adam's sin ?
Again, if we lost in Adam all power to ol>ey, there is no such thing as actual transgression in the world. For the loss of power takes away all capa- city for sinning. As sin is a breach of obligation, and obligation is founded on power, there can be no sin where there is no power. If we had power in Adam, we were then responsible and capable of sinning. If that p...ower was destroyed in his trans- gression, we thenceforth became forever incapable of actual transgression, and there has been no sin committed in the world since out common ancestor plucked the forbidden fruit. You perceive the absurdity involved in the supposition. This throw- ing the fault on the transgression of Adam, is only reviving a proverb for which God so severely re- proved the Jew T s. " Our fathers have eaten sour grapes, and their children's teeth are set on edge." Has not God decided the question, by saying, " All souls are mine : as the soul of the father, so also, the soul of the son is mine?
What to read after Memoir of the Rev. Joseph Stibbs Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleazar Lord to read onlineMoreLess
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