Not to Be Served But to Serve a Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey On Sunda
Not to Be Served But to Serve a Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey On Sunda
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What is man, that Thou art mindful of him : and the son of man, that Thou visitest him T' (Ps. Viii. , 4).
Accordingly when Christ spoke of Himself again and again as " Son of Man, '' the first thought that would arise in the minds of His hearers would be that He was asserting Himself to be trull/ Man. Ol SERMON.
But He did not speak of Himself merely as a son of man : He spoke of Himself as " the Son of Man. " That is to say, He claimed to be in some way a unique representation of the human ...race. He was not merely a human being, He was " the Human Being '' — the true Man, who in some way stood for all men, in whom all human life was summed up and represented.
An interesting parallel to this title is a title which He never used of Himself, though others used it of Him : Ho even seems to have refused to limit Himself to it. I mean " the Son of David. '^ Every descendant of David was, in the language of those days, " a son of David, '^ just as every Israelite was "a son of Abraham. " But " the Son of David " was David's unique representative, the great king of the future, who was to sit on David's throne in Jerusalem, according to the general belief.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What is man, that Thou art mindful of him : and the son of man, that Thou visitest him T' (Ps. Viii. , 4).
Accordingly when Christ spoke of Himself again and again as " Son of Man, '' the first thought that would arise in the minds of His hearers would be that He was asserting Himself to be trull/ Man. Ol SERMON.
But He did not speak of Himself merely as a son of man : He spoke of Himself as " the Son of Man. " That is to say, He claimed to be in some way a unique representation of the human ...race. He was not merely a human being, He was " the Human Being '' — the true Man, who in some way stood for all men, in whom all human life was summed up and represented.
An interesting parallel to this title is a title which He never used of Himself, though others used it of Him : Ho even seems to have refused to limit Himself to it. I mean " the Son of David. '^ Every descendant of David was, in the language of those days, " a son of David, '^ just as every Israelite was "a son of Abraham. " But " the Son of David " was David's unique representative, the great king of the future, who was to sit on David's throne in Jerusalem, according to the general belief.
What to read after Not to Be Served But to Serve a Sermon Preached in Westminster Abbey On Sunda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Armitage Joseph Armitage Robinson to read onlineMoreLess
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