She Loved Much And the Hem of His Garment Two Sermons With a Preface Conta
She Loved Much And the Hem of His Garment Two Sermons With a Preface Conta
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He is our God, even the God of whom cometh Salvation, God is the Lord by ivhom tve escape death. "^ When suffering as man. He did not cease to be God ; when act- ing as God, He did not cease to be man ; the two natures were in Him inseparably united, and are so still ; although He be God and Man, yet He is not two hut one Christ. Mark, then, my brethren, what must have been the cause, at least, a principal cause of that bloody agony, that mental suffering so indescribably great ; He who suffere...d, being God as well as Man, to Him all things must at all times be present : — past, present, and future are to God, all apparent at once : in Him is no succession of ideas : He is an Eternal Now, an Ever- lasting I AM. He seeth as distinctly the things that are not, as the things that are ; He calleth the things which he not, as though they tvere. — (Romans iv. 17. ) It is then no figure of speech, when the Christian, thinking of the Divine sufferer, saith, " My sins were the burden of His soul in the garden ; my sins were the heavy scourge upon His back, and the crown of thorns * Psalm Ixviii .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is our God, even the God of whom cometh Salvation, God is the Lord by ivhom tve escape death. "^ When suffering as man. He did not cease to be God ; when act- ing as God, He did not cease to be man ; the two natures were in Him inseparably united, and are so still ; although He be God and Man, yet He is not two hut one Christ. Mark, then, my brethren, what must have been the cause, at least, a principal cause of that bloody agony, that mental suffering so indescribably great ; He who suffere...d, being God as well as Man, to Him all things must at all times be present : — past, present, and future are to God, all apparent at once : in Him is no succession of ideas : He is an Eternal Now, an Ever- lasting I AM. He seeth as distinctly the things that are not, as the things that are ; He calleth the things which he not, as though they tvere. — (Romans iv. 17. ) It is then no figure of speech, when the Christian, thinking of the Divine sufferer, saith, " My sins were the burden of His soul in the garden ; my sins were the heavy scourge upon His back, and the crown of thorns * Psalm Ixviii .
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