Sermons On the Manifestation of the Son of God With a Preface Addressed to La
Sermons On the Manifestation of the Son of God With a Preface Addressed to La
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This, also, was the universal principle of His nature, and of all that He did. He came to seek not His own glory, but His Father's.
Now, our Lord makes the latter fact the test and NOT HIS, BUT HIS FAT Hi 1:5 proof of the former. If He had son-. -l. ' EBfl own glory, He might have been supposed to be speaking from Himself, without inspiration from above. But inasmuch as He did not seek His own glory, but the Father's, it was a legitimate conclusion that His teaching was inspired by the Father. ...This, at least, was a legitimate conclusion to the spiritual sense, if it was not demonstrative to the logical faculty. Those whose minds were set upon doing the Father's will would perceive, Jesus said, that His teaching came from the Father.
Our Lord's appeal, therefore, here as in other places, is to the following effect : " Judge of me, whether I am seeking the Father's glory or not. If I am not, my teaching has no claim upon your belief. But if I am, if the whole character of my life and of my words declares that I am not seeking my own, but my Father's honour ; then you must accept my teaching as from God : you yourselves, in proportion as you also are seeking the Father's honour, will know that what I say is from above, and is true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This, also, was the universal principle of His nature, and of all that He did. He came to seek not His own glory, but His Father's.
Now, our Lord makes the latter fact the test and NOT HIS, BUT HIS FAT Hi 1:5 proof of the former. If He had son-. -l. ' EBfl own glory, He might have been supposed to be speaking from Himself, without inspiration from above. But inasmuch as He did not seek His own glory, but the Father's, it was a legitimate conclusion that His teaching was inspired by the Father. ...This, at least, was a legitimate conclusion to the spiritual sense, if it was not demonstrative to the logical faculty. Those whose minds were set upon doing the Father's will would perceive, Jesus said, that His teaching came from the Father.
Our Lord's appeal, therefore, here as in other places, is to the following effect : " Judge of me, whether I am seeking the Father's glory or not. If I am not, my teaching has no claim upon your belief. But if I am, if the whole character of my life and of my words declares that I am not seeking my own, but my Father's honour ; then you must accept my teaching as from God : you yourselves, in proportion as you also are seeking the Father's honour, will know that what I say is from above, and is true.
What to read after Sermons On the Manifestation of the Son of God With a Preface Addressed to La?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Llewelyn John Llewelyn Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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