Seeking After God
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'* Some- thing like that was my conception of God. Similarly I conceived of him in his re- lation to men as a great king. He had issued certain laws, and had attached cer- tain punishments to those laws. There cannot be law without punishment ; a law without a penalty attached is only advice, not law. I conceived that God had issued laws, and to them had attached penalties. [48] COD IN NATURE Those laws had come from his throne like edicts from an imperial Czar. They were righteous and just law...s, and I had broken them, and the whole human race had broken them, and punishment was denounced against the whole human race for breaking them, and that punishment must be executed. And yet God was merciful and wished to spare men. And so his Son had come into the world, and had borne the punishment in order that the law might be carried out and still man might be forgiven. That God might both be just and the justifier of him that be- lieveth, some one had to bear the penalty which had been attached to the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'* Some- thing like that was my conception of God. Similarly I conceived of him in his re- lation to men as a great king. He had issued certain laws, and had attached cer- tain punishments to those laws. There cannot be law without punishment ; a law without a penalty attached is only advice, not law. I conceived that God had issued laws, and to them had attached penalties. [48] COD IN NATURE Those laws had come from his throne like edicts from an imperial Czar. They were righteous and just law...s, and I had broken them, and the whole human race had broken them, and punishment was denounced against the whole human race for breaking them, and that punishment must be executed. And yet God was merciful and wished to spare men. And so his Son had come into the world, and had borne the punishment in order that the law might be carried out and still man might be forgiven. That God might both be just and the justifier of him that be- lieveth, some one had to bear the penalty which had been attached to the law.
What to read after Seeking After God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Lyman to read onlineMoreLess
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