The African a Trust From God to the American
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Edwards, of the Andover Theological Seminary, one of the first Biblical scholars of this century and one of the holiest men who have ever adorned the cause of Sacred literature. He says, "Onesimus was the slave of Philemon, a Colossian, who had been made a Christian through the ministry of Paul. He absconded from his master for a reason which is not fully explained. In the course of his flight, he met with the apostle at Rome, by whom he was converted, and ultimately recommended to the favor of... his old master. St, Paul would, under any circumstances, have had no choice, but to send Onesimus to his mas- ter ; the detention of a fugitive slave was considered the same ofience as theft, and would, no doubt, incur liability to prosecution for damages. ''^ «1 Tim. Vi. 1—2. T'l'it'"^- •'• 4 — lo. J Bihiical Repository. Oct. 183:'.
16 This, then, is the argument from the New Testament concerning slavery as a moral wrong. Every allusion to it by inspired apostles recognizes it as a part of the social system established by law, and enjoins fidelity in the discharge of the duties arising out of it, and no where, in a single instance, is it declared to be of itself sinful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edwards, of the Andover Theological Seminary, one of the first Biblical scholars of this century and one of the holiest men who have ever adorned the cause of Sacred literature. He says, "Onesimus was the slave of Philemon, a Colossian, who had been made a Christian through the ministry of Paul. He absconded from his master for a reason which is not fully explained. In the course of his flight, he met with the apostle at Rome, by whom he was converted, and ultimately recommended to the favor of... his old master. St, Paul would, under any circumstances, have had no choice, but to send Onesimus to his mas- ter ; the detention of a fugitive slave was considered the same ofience as theft, and would, no doubt, incur liability to prosecution for damages. ''^ «1 Tim. Vi. 1—2. T'l'it'"^- •'• 4 — lo. J Bihiical Repository. Oct. 183:'.
16 This, then, is the argument from the New Testament concerning slavery as a moral wrong. Every allusion to it by inspired apostles recognizes it as a part of the social system established by law, and enjoins fidelity in the discharge of the duties arising out of it, and no where, in a single instance, is it declared to be of itself sinful.
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