Some Account of the Origin And Progress of Trinitarian Theology: in the Second, Third, And ...
Some Account of the Origin And Progress of Trinitarian Theology: in the Second, Third, And ...
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And what is the Holy Spirit, considered as a third manifestation of the personal pre- sence of God, but a third exhibition of His energy ? Indeed, the defend- ers of these two opinions, from their similarity, have often been confounded / by ancient writers , though not so frequently as they have been distinguished from each other, which is the reason of my present classification. To the second rank belonged Praxeas, about A. D. 196 ; Noetus, about A. D. 230 ; and Sabellius, about A. D. 960.
III.... It appears, that the explanations which all of these parties, so far as can be known, gave of the introductory verses in St John's Gospel, concerning the Word which was in the beginning with God, were the same.
These men agreed together* in denying that the Word was a Divine Intel- ligence, distinct from the Supreme Father. They affirmed that the Word was just the power, wisdom, energy, reason, and will of God, or otherwise God himself. So that when an abundance of divine influence was com- municated to Jesus Christ, or (which is not very different,) when God personally moved him, the Word then was made fiesk, and dwelt among us, according to the view of those persons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And what is the Holy Spirit, considered as a third manifestation of the personal pre- sence of God, but a third exhibition of His energy ? Indeed, the defend- ers of these two opinions, from their similarity, have often been confounded / by ancient writers , though not so frequently as they have been distinguished from each other, which is the reason of my present classification. To the second rank belonged Praxeas, about A. D. 196 ; Noetus, about A. D. 230 ; and Sabellius, about A. D. 960.
III.... It appears, that the explanations which all of these parties, so far as can be known, gave of the introductory verses in St John's Gospel, concerning the Word which was in the beginning with God, were the same.
These men agreed together* in denying that the Word was a Divine Intel- ligence, distinct from the Supreme Father. They affirmed that the Word was just the power, wisdom, energy, reason, and will of God, or otherwise God himself. So that when an abundance of divine influence was com- municated to Jesus Christ, or (which is not very different,) when God personally moved him, the Word then was made fiesk, and dwelt among us, according to the view of those persons.
What to read after Some Account of the Origin And Progress of Trinitarian Theology: in the Second, Third, And ...?
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