St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 2
St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 2
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2 See app. Note G, p. 238, for an admirable prayer by Jeremy Taylor based on this thought.
s Con/, viii. 12.
Toleration in ^inessentials 137 DIVISION V. 6. CHAPTER XIV. 1-23.
Mutual toleration.
ST. PAUL'S practical exhortations show no definite scheme, but flow out of one another in a natural sequence. He began with the funda- mental moral disposition required by life in the Christian community (xii). He proceeded to the relation between the Christian community and the government of the wor...ld outside (xiii. 1-7). This led him to lay brief and vigorous emphasis upon the universal range of Christian obligation (8-10), and the motive which is to make Christians zealous in rising to its fulfilment (11-14). Now T he comes back to the difficulties which arise among Christians the difficulties in actually living together as members of the same com- munity difficulties on those small points of religious observance which seem so unimportant 1 Possibly his mind passes by a natural reaction from the thought of sensual licentiousness (xiii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
12.
2 See app. Note G, p. 238, for an admirable prayer by Jeremy Taylor based on this thought.
s Con/, viii. 12.
Toleration in ^inessentials 137 DIVISION V. 6. CHAPTER XIV. 1-23.
Mutual toleration.
ST. PAUL'S practical exhortations show no definite scheme, but flow out of one another in a natural sequence. He began with the funda- mental moral disposition required by life in the Christian community (xii). He proceeded to the relation between the Christian community and the government of the wor...ld outside (xiii. 1-7). This led him to lay brief and vigorous emphasis upon the universal range of Christian obligation (8-10), and the motive which is to make Christians zealous in rising to its fulfilment (11-14). Now T he comes back to the difficulties which arise among Christians the difficulties in actually living together as members of the same com- munity difficulties on those small points of religious observance which seem so unimportant 1 Possibly his mind passes by a natural reaction from the thought of sensual licentiousness (xiii.
What to read after St Pauls Epistle to the Romans volume 2?
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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