Outlines of Christian Doctrine
Outlines of Christian Doctrine
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ii. 8 ; Phil. i. 29 ; 2 Pet. i. 2).
Nor is this all. The Spirit acts in all this not merely as an instructor, external to his pupil, or an artificer, external to his work. True to His divine Name, He penetrates the man's being as the vehicle of the New Birth, the breath of the New Life (John iii. 8 ; Gal. v. 25, etc.). He enters into a deep, tender harmony with the human spirit (e.g.
Bom. viii. 26, 27), not creating it, for it is already there (p. 163), but re-creating it into restored unison w...ith Himself ; not abolishing, or absorbing, but possessing. Thus the man becomes " spiritual " (1 Cor. ii. 14, 15). And again, the Spirit does all this to the member while being also the Spirit who 134 OUTLINES OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.
abides in supreme fulness in the Head. He is thus a bond of divine strength and tenderness between member and Head.
For we have to carry into all thoughts of the relation between the Spirit and the Christian, the mysterious relation between the Spirit and Christ.
We have seen above (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii. 8 ; Phil. i. 29 ; 2 Pet. i. 2).
Nor is this all. The Spirit acts in all this not merely as an instructor, external to his pupil, or an artificer, external to his work. True to His divine Name, He penetrates the man's being as the vehicle of the New Birth, the breath of the New Life (John iii. 8 ; Gal. v. 25, etc.). He enters into a deep, tender harmony with the human spirit (e.g.
Bom. viii. 26, 27), not creating it, for it is already there (p. 163), but re-creating it into restored unison w...ith Himself ; not abolishing, or absorbing, but possessing. Thus the man becomes " spiritual " (1 Cor. ii. 14, 15). And again, the Spirit does all this to the member while being also the Spirit who 134 OUTLINES OF CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE.
abides in supreme fulness in the Head. He is thus a bond of divine strength and tenderness between member and Head.
For we have to carry into all thoughts of the relation between the Spirit and the Christian, the mysterious relation between the Spirit and Christ.
We have seen above (p.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moule Handley Carr Glyn to read onlineMoreLess
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