St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 01
St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 01
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' The whole initiation is God's. He simply makes a promise of His own pure goodwill ' Thy seed shall be as the stars of heaven ' and Abraham simply believed Him ; and this, and nothing but this, was ' counted to him for righteousness 1 / The two suggested relations of Abraham to God are broadly contrasted and can be generally applied. In the one case you have a compact between God who imposes, and man who accepts, an allotted task with a payment attached to its fulfilment. If the man fulfils it..., his payment can be classed as due to him under the compact. In the other case you have nothing done, no claim alleged, but a pure act of God, accepting one of our sinful race, as he is, simply because he takes God at His word. And this is how David also views our relation to God. You find him 2 opening his mouth to tell 1 Gen. Xv. 5, 6. A Ps. Xxxii.
158 The Epistle to the Romans us what sort of man is truly blessed, truly to be congratulated. And he thinks not of one who claims a reward because of his merit, but of one who has found no comfort or resource except in penitent confession of his sins, and whose sins God has forgiven and has consented to treat as if they did not exist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' The whole initiation is God's. He simply makes a promise of His own pure goodwill ' Thy seed shall be as the stars of heaven ' and Abraham simply believed Him ; and this, and nothing but this, was ' counted to him for righteousness 1 / The two suggested relations of Abraham to God are broadly contrasted and can be generally applied. In the one case you have a compact between God who imposes, and man who accepts, an allotted task with a payment attached to its fulfilment. If the man fulfils it..., his payment can be classed as due to him under the compact. In the other case you have nothing done, no claim alleged, but a pure act of God, accepting one of our sinful race, as he is, simply because he takes God at His word. And this is how David also views our relation to God. You find him 2 opening his mouth to tell 1 Gen. Xv. 5, 6. A Ps. Xxxii.
158 The Epistle to the Romans us what sort of man is truly blessed, truly to be congratulated. And he thinks not of one who claims a reward because of his merit, but of one who has found no comfort or resource except in penitent confession of his sins, and whose sins God has forgiven and has consented to treat as if they did not exist.
What to read after St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gore to read onlineMoreLess
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