Place of the Laity in the Church volume 8
Place of the Laity in the Church volume 8
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He has authority over the Community in a very high degree. His directions must be followed and obeyed. He speaks of " My ways which are in Christ, as I teach everywhere in every Church. " 3 St. Paul's whole attitude toward the local Churches can only be justified on the assumption of an authority not derived from the laity. His ministry was not created by the congregation.
2. That was the original form of the Christian ministry.
1 2 Cor. X. 8. 2 2 Cor. I. 24. 3 1 Cor. Iv. 17.
RELATION OF CLERGY... AND LAITY 117 The next question therefore is, What became of it ? What happened in the following generation ?
(1) It was not, as some have imagined, put into the form of a book. That is an impossible supposi- tion. For you can put a message into a book but not a messenger. And it is the ministry which we are considering, not the message. A book cannot take the place of a ministry. A ministerial function is what no book can discharge. The Christian ministry can only be undertaken by a human agent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has authority over the Community in a very high degree. His directions must be followed and obeyed. He speaks of " My ways which are in Christ, as I teach everywhere in every Church. " 3 St. Paul's whole attitude toward the local Churches can only be justified on the assumption of an authority not derived from the laity. His ministry was not created by the congregation.
2. That was the original form of the Christian ministry.
1 2 Cor. X. 8. 2 2 Cor. I. 24. 3 1 Cor. Iv. 17.
RELATION OF CLERGY... AND LAITY 117 The next question therefore is, What became of it ? What happened in the following generation ?
(1) It was not, as some have imagined, put into the form of a book. That is an impossible supposi- tion. For you can put a message into a book but not a messenger. And it is the ministry which we are considering, not the message. A book cannot take the place of a ministry. A ministerial function is what no book can discharge. The Christian ministry can only be undertaken by a human agent.
What to read after Place of the Laity in the Church volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William John Sparrow Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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