Sermons On Various Important Subjects
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S. Clark views him, as "desirous of suffering the calamities towhich his people were doomed for rejecting and crucifying the Savior, so that, could they all centre in one person, he wished to be theperson, that he might thereby procure salvation for them!" Grotius and Pool understand him, as "wishing to be separated from thechurch of Christ for the sake of the Jews!" Which differs little fromDoct. Hunter's sense of the passage--to which Doct. Guyse adds, "adesire of every indignity of man, and ...to be cut off from communionwith Christ, for the sake of Israel;" whom he strangely considers asprejudiced against Christianity in consequence of their prejudicesagainst Paul!
But why should the apostle wish evil to himself for their sakes? Whatpossible advantage could his sufferings have been to his nation? Is itpossible that those learned expositors should conceive that pains andpenalties inflicted on him could have made atonement for their sins, and expiated their guilt! They must never have read Paul's epistles ornever have entered into the spirit of them, who could entertain suchviews as these; or even suspect that aught, save the blood of Christ, can atone for human guilt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. Clark views him, as "desirous of suffering the calamities towhich his people were doomed for rejecting and crucifying the Savior, so that, could they all centre in one person, he wished to be theperson, that he might thereby procure salvation for them!" Grotius and Pool understand him, as "wishing to be separated from thechurch of Christ for the sake of the Jews!" Which differs little fromDoct. Hunter's sense of the passage--to which Doct. Guyse adds, "adesire of every indignity of man, and ...to be cut off from communionwith Christ, for the sake of Israel;" whom he strangely considers asprejudiced against Christianity in consequence of their prejudicesagainst Paul!
But why should the apostle wish evil to himself for their sakes? Whatpossible advantage could his sufferings have been to his nation? Is itpossible that those learned expositors should conceive that pains andpenalties inflicted on him could have made atonement for their sins, and expiated their guilt! They must never have read Paul's epistles ornever have entered into the spirit of them, who could entertain suchviews as these; or even suspect that aught, save the blood of Christ, can atone for human guilt.
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