The Atonement
The Atonement
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Paul's fault that this grave warning against an easy, good-natured view of moral evil has been called un- ethical or juristic, or described by any other epithet which implies that he did not imderstand the heart of Jesus and the heart of sinners.
To sum up the teaching of these two verses : They teach us that Christ conquered the Law at the precise point where He W6W its victim, (i) Himself sinless.
He was treated as a sinner in order that sinners might become righteous, and no longer vainly se...ek righteous- ness by the Law. (ii) He chose to die by crucifixion, a death which in Jewish eyes was symbolical of God's curse, (iii) In d)dng He realised God's curse or condemnation upon human sin, and realised it as a means of relieving us from it. As His perfect human soul entered into the deepest experience of the mean- ing of our sins, it entered into tne deepest knowledge of the distance between the sinner in his sinning and God in His holiness.
Digitized by Googk 214 THE ATONEMENT § 4. S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul's fault that this grave warning against an easy, good-natured view of moral evil has been called un- ethical or juristic, or described by any other epithet which implies that he did not imderstand the heart of Jesus and the heart of sinners.
To sum up the teaching of these two verses : They teach us that Christ conquered the Law at the precise point where He W6W its victim, (i) Himself sinless.
He was treated as a sinner in order that sinners might become righteous, and no longer vainly se...ek righteous- ness by the Law. (ii) He chose to die by crucifixion, a death which in Jewish eyes was symbolical of God's curse, (iii) In d)dng He realised God's curse or condemnation upon human sin, and realised it as a means of relieving us from it. As His perfect human soul entered into the deepest experience of the mean- ing of our sins, it entered into tne deepest knowledge of the distance between the sinner in his sinning and God in His holiness.
Digitized by Googk 214 THE ATONEMENT § 4. S.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pullan, Leighton, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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