Some Reasons of Our Christian Hope
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20) of his whole life as a Christian, ^c3 h\ ovkctl eya, ^t} de 'p €/xot XpLCTTos, or of his whole apostolic activity (i Cor. Xv, 10), OVK e-yco, dXXa ^ x^P'-^ "^^^ Qeoii aiiv efioi. The words need not refer to any saying of our Lord when on earth ; though they may refer in part to those which had in fact been utter- ed, and which may probably have been known to St Paul. Still less do the words emTayrjv Kvpiov ovk e\(o, in v. 25, ex- press a doubt, founded on the absence of any such remem- bere...d words of our Lord. The word eTriTayrj, according to its use elsewhere (see e. G. V. 6), does not even suggest naturally (as ePToXfj might have done) such a reference to a specific command. They seem to me to express naturally the Apo- stle's confidence that our Lord's will is to leave His people entirely free to exercise their discretion in the matter in question, as one in which there is no absolute right and wrong tor His Apostle to declare. If I am right, the exposition is a mistaken one, and the inferences drawn from the passage are as entirely un- supported by it, as they are inconsistent with the Apostle's habitual language elsewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20) of his whole life as a Christian, ^c3 h\ ovkctl eya, ^t} de 'p €/xot XpLCTTos, or of his whole apostolic activity (i Cor. Xv, 10), OVK e-yco, dXXa ^ x^P'-^ "^^^ Qeoii aiiv efioi. The words need not refer to any saying of our Lord when on earth ; though they may refer in part to those which had in fact been utter- ed, and which may probably have been known to St Paul. Still less do the words emTayrjv Kvpiov ovk e\(o, in v. 25, ex- press a doubt, founded on the absence of any such remem- bere...d words of our Lord. The word eTriTayrj, according to its use elsewhere (see e. G. V. 6), does not even suggest naturally (as ePToXfj might have done) such a reference to a specific command. They seem to me to express naturally the Apo- stle's confidence that our Lord's will is to leave His people entirely free to exercise their discretion in the matter in question, as one in which there is no absolute right and wrong tor His Apostle to declare. If I am right, the exposition is a mistaken one, and the inferences drawn from the passage are as entirely un- supported by it, as they are inconsistent with the Apostle's habitual language elsewhere.
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