Place of Christ in Modern Theology
Place of Christ in Modern Theology
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30, 37, xvi. 19-31, xviii. 10-14, xix. L-io.
JOHN UNIVERSAL AND THEOLOGICAL. 339 the Christ, the Son of God, holy, miraculous in His action, extraordinary in His person, designed of God to a special work. On the basis of this notion Matthew exhibited His relation to Israel, Luke His relation to man, John His relation to God. Mark introduced Him as a sort of unan- nounced miracle, Matthew made law and prophecy prepare for Him, Luke man wait for Him, John God send Him. There is not so much of the... supernatural in John as in Mark indeed, there is less but there is more of God and His action, though the action is altogether natural to God. The history of Matthew involves as gracious a cause and as universal an end as the soteriology of Luke, but the form is more special, the colouring more local. In order to do justice to the ideal element in the mind of the Evangelists we must live in their world. Their nature was not the narrow and rigid thing defined by modern physical or scientific law ; it was a nature that lived in eternity and was alive with God.
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30, 37, xvi. 19-31, xviii. 10-14, xix. L-io.
JOHN UNIVERSAL AND THEOLOGICAL. 339 the Christ, the Son of God, holy, miraculous in His action, extraordinary in His person, designed of God to a special work. On the basis of this notion Matthew exhibited His relation to Israel, Luke His relation to man, John His relation to God. Mark introduced Him as a sort of unan- nounced miracle, Matthew made law and prophecy prepare for Him, Luke man wait for Him, John God send Him. There is not so much of the... supernatural in John as in Mark indeed, there is less but there is more of God and His action, though the action is altogether natural to God. The history of Matthew involves as gracious a cause and as universal an end as the soteriology of Luke, but the form is more special, the colouring more local. In order to do justice to the ideal element in the mind of the Evangelists we must live in their world. Their nature was not the narrow and rigid thing defined by modern physical or scientific law ; it was a nature that lived in eternity and was alive with God.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Andrew Martin Fairbairn to read onlineMoreLess
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