Plan of the Creation Or Other Worlds And Who Inhabit Them
Plan of the Creation Or Other Worlds And Who Inhabit Them
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It is conceivable * 1 Tim. Ii. 14.
FIRST PERIOD OF HUMAN HISTORY. 159 that he may have designed to increase the virtue of the test. He may have designed or contemplated their fall ; but we have no reason to think that the tempter was any more powerful than the thousand or million influences which would have beset the happiness and innocence of our first parents. Satan was only, as it were, an embodiment of these temptations, or was less even than such. We have already seen that if the fall had ...not occurred, or if man had not lost his innocence in the way he did, an imper- fect moral condition would necessarily have existed. It was better that a plan should be instituted, like that which now exists, in which man would commence in evil, knowing it to be such, with the disorder of his nature and the word and providence of God alike condemning it, than that from a state of innocence he should corrupt himself, with feeble convictions of the evil. Our natural depravity, and the Adamic history, may now both be called an experience of great value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is conceivable * 1 Tim. Ii. 14.
FIRST PERIOD OF HUMAN HISTORY. 159 that he may have designed to increase the virtue of the test. He may have designed or contemplated their fall ; but we have no reason to think that the tempter was any more powerful than the thousand or million influences which would have beset the happiness and innocence of our first parents. Satan was only, as it were, an embodiment of these temptations, or was less even than such. We have already seen that if the fall had ...not occurred, or if man had not lost his innocence in the way he did, an imper- fect moral condition would necessarily have existed. It was better that a plan should be instituted, like that which now exists, in which man would commence in evil, knowing it to be such, with the disorder of his nature and the word and providence of God alike condemning it, than that from a state of innocence he should corrupt himself, with feeble convictions of the evil. Our natural depravity, and the Adamic history, may now both be called an experience of great value.
What to read after Plan of the Creation Or Other Worlds And Who Inhabit Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C L Charles Louis Hequembourg to read onlineMoreLess
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