Ruling Ideas in Early Ages And Their Relation to Old Testament Faith Lectures D
Ruling Ideas in Early Ages And Their Relation to Old Testament Faith Lectures D
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But such a precept, though it bears a good Gospel The Law of Retaliation. 199 sense, was not understood exactly in the same way under the Law, in which it is under the Gospel. Under the old dispensation, when a saint of God obeyed this command, and hated his enemy in the sense of the enemy of God, the bad man who has taken his side against God's kingdom, he understood that injunction in the sense of wishing his enemy from the very depth of his heart the deprivation of all worldly good. The old ...Law was a system of temporal rewards and punish- ments. Under it, therefore, the sunshine of prosperity was identified with God's favour ; and it was an in- congruity and an impiety, a frightful reversal of rule and order, though it could not be denied that it did occasionally happen, that the wicked should enjoy the light of God's countenance, as this life's happi- ness seemed to be. It was confusion ; it was a dread- ful contradiction and discord. The saint of the old Law, therefore, cursed the enemy of God ; and that was the way in which David understood and acted on the precept to hate his enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But such a precept, though it bears a good Gospel The Law of Retaliation. 199 sense, was not understood exactly in the same way under the Law, in which it is under the Gospel. Under the old dispensation, when a saint of God obeyed this command, and hated his enemy in the sense of the enemy of God, the bad man who has taken his side against God's kingdom, he understood that injunction in the sense of wishing his enemy from the very depth of his heart the deprivation of all worldly good. The old ...Law was a system of temporal rewards and punish- ments. Under it, therefore, the sunshine of prosperity was identified with God's favour ; and it was an in- congruity and an impiety, a frightful reversal of rule and order, though it could not be denied that it did occasionally happen, that the wicked should enjoy the light of God's countenance, as this life's happi- ness seemed to be. It was confusion ; it was a dread- ful contradiction and discord. The saint of the old Law, therefore, cursed the enemy of God ; and that was the way in which David understood and acted on the precept to hate his enemy.
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