Sermons From the Pulpit
Sermons From the Pulpit
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Hence he is, alike, author of nature and sovereign of the world. But, in tracing the connection between the one and the other — his essential nature and sovereign character — we are compelled to feel, how truly it is pos- sible for thought and language mutually to impoverish each other. Both are in labor to become significant of his claims, and yet at best can be but feebly eloquent of the grandeur of our subject.
We must not overlook, and yet we cannot divell upon, his advent. Atonement was th...e burden of his mission, and without his incarnation, that atonement could not be rendered. His assumption of our nature, was the basis of substitution, and essential to his mediation. Hence, without his advent, the analogy of Revelation pronounces our original defection irremissible. Reparation must be made to Heaven, indemnity secured, and dignity restored to the law, or man cannot be forgiven. And for this event — the advening manifestation of God's Messiah — so illustrious with hope and promise — heaven and earth were both in waiting, and God and men looking to its issues !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence he is, alike, author of nature and sovereign of the world. But, in tracing the connection between the one and the other — his essential nature and sovereign character — we are compelled to feel, how truly it is pos- sible for thought and language mutually to impoverish each other. Both are in labor to become significant of his claims, and yet at best can be but feebly eloquent of the grandeur of our subject.
We must not overlook, and yet we cannot divell upon, his advent. Atonement was th...e burden of his mission, and without his incarnation, that atonement could not be rendered. His assumption of our nature, was the basis of substitution, and essential to his mediation. Hence, without his advent, the analogy of Revelation pronounces our original defection irremissible. Reparation must be made to Heaven, indemnity secured, and dignity restored to the law, or man cannot be forgiven. And for this event — the advening manifestation of God's Messiah — so illustrious with hope and promise — heaven and earth were both in waiting, and God and men looking to its issues !
What to read after Sermons From the Pulpit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H B Henry Bidleman Bascom to read onlineMoreLess
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