The Apostolic Age in the Light of Modern Criticism
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In Galatians he argues that the Law no longer holds in any of its parts, and that this doctrine does not in any way imply or encourage moral laxity. In Romans he expounds consecutively his doctrine of salvation, so as to show its adaptedness to human needs and to cut under Jewish attack, buttressing PAUL'S THEOLOGY 163 it positively and negatively on various sides by analogies, demurrers, and denials.
In the earlier epistles Paul speaks of Christ mainly with reference to the work of redemption.... There are certain indications of his general con- ception of the nature and person of Christ, but they are not full or elaborate. In later years con- troversy led him to develop, or at any rate more fully to set down, his views, and in Philippians, Ephesians, and Colossians he has given us a toler- ably complete statement. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, being existent from eternity came to earth from his heavenly abode, and after the experiences of his earthly life returned to heavenly glory. He was throughout one person.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Galatians he argues that the Law no longer holds in any of its parts, and that this doctrine does not in any way imply or encourage moral laxity. In Romans he expounds consecutively his doctrine of salvation, so as to show its adaptedness to human needs and to cut under Jewish attack, buttressing PAUL'S THEOLOGY 163 it positively and negatively on various sides by analogies, demurrers, and denials.
In the earlier epistles Paul speaks of Christ mainly with reference to the work of redemption.... There are certain indications of his general con- ception of the nature and person of Christ, but they are not full or elaborate. In later years con- troversy led him to develop, or at any rate more fully to set down, his views, and in Philippians, Ephesians, and Colossians he has given us a toler- ably complete statement. Jesus Christ, the Son of God, being existent from eternity came to earth from his heavenly abode, and after the experiences of his earthly life returned to heavenly glory. He was throughout one person.
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