Parochial And Plain Sermons 5
Parochial And Plain Sermons 5
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• Bom. XT. 16 ; ziL 1. Tit. iiL 5. Col 1. 10. .
Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Law of the Spirit 1 57 righteousness of the Law may '\i^ ftdfilled in you." Christ then is the end of the Law for righteousness, because He effects the purpose of the Law. He brings that about which ''the Law cannot do, because it is weak through the flesh/' through pur unregenerate, unrenewed, carnal nature.
3. But here this question may be asked, — "How can we be said to fidjU the Law, and to offer an accefpU able obedi...ence, since we do not obey perfectly? At best we only obey in part ; the best obedience of ours is sullied with imperfection. Even with the gift of the Spirit, we do nothing which wiU bear the strict inspection of a holy and just Judge. Adam, on the other hand, had no sinM nature at all, before his fall; there was nothing in him to counteract or to defQe the influences of grace. He then might be justified by his inward righteousness, but we cannot" I answer as follows: — ^We can only be justified, certainly, by what is perfect ; no work of ours, as far as it is ours, is perfect : and therefore by no work of ours, viewed in its human imperfections, are we ju3tified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
• Bom. XT. 16 ; ziL 1. Tit. iiL 5. Col 1. 10. .
Digitized by VjOOQ IC The Law of the Spirit 1 57 righteousness of the Law may '\i^ ftdfilled in you." Christ then is the end of the Law for righteousness, because He effects the purpose of the Law. He brings that about which ''the Law cannot do, because it is weak through the flesh/' through pur unregenerate, unrenewed, carnal nature.
3. But here this question may be asked, — "How can we be said to fidjU the Law, and to offer an accefpU able obedi...ence, since we do not obey perfectly? At best we only obey in part ; the best obedience of ours is sullied with imperfection. Even with the gift of the Spirit, we do nothing which wiU bear the strict inspection of a holy and just Judge. Adam, on the other hand, had no sinM nature at all, before his fall; there was nothing in him to counteract or to defQe the influences of grace. He then might be justified by his inward righteousness, but we cannot" I answer as follows: — ^We can only be justified, certainly, by what is perfect ; no work of ours, as far as it is ours, is perfect : and therefore by no work of ours, viewed in its human imperfections, are we ju3tified.
What to read after Parochial And Plain Sermons 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newman, John Henry, 1801-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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