The Bible in Theology No. 85-113
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This conception, however, could hardly have been devel- oped along the lines it actuall_y followed, had the Christian movement continued on Jewish soil, in the hands of Jew- ish disciples. It was Paul, a Jew b}^ birth and education, 3'et Greek also in association and culture ; a man who never saw Jesus ; who, except as its opponent, never had more than a very superficial relation to the Jewish-Christian propaganda and its leaders, the original apostles ; whose Christianit}' was more the creatio...n of his own mind and heart than derived from them, — it was Paul who, more 12 THE STRICT AND NORMAL HUMANITY OF JESUS.
than all others, gave outline and distinctness to the second conception of the Christ.
Paul fulh^ believed, of course, that Jesus realized in its true sense the Hebrew Messiahship ; ^ but as he emanci- pated Christianity from its national restrictions, and made it an inward, not an outward, matter, so he enlarged and spiritualized the idea of the Messiahship of Jesus, so that its first significance rapidl}' faded, and settled into a sub- sidiary place in men's thoughts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This conception, however, could hardly have been devel- oped along the lines it actuall_y followed, had the Christian movement continued on Jewish soil, in the hands of Jew- ish disciples. It was Paul, a Jew b}^ birth and education, 3'et Greek also in association and culture ; a man who never saw Jesus ; who, except as its opponent, never had more than a very superficial relation to the Jewish-Christian propaganda and its leaders, the original apostles ; whose Christianit}' was more the creatio...n of his own mind and heart than derived from them, — it was Paul who, more 12 THE STRICT AND NORMAL HUMANITY OF JESUS.
than all others, gave outline and distinctness to the second conception of the Christ.
Paul fulh^ believed, of course, that Jesus realized in its true sense the Hebrew Messiahship ; ^ but as he emanci- pated Christianity from its national restrictions, and made it an inward, not an outward, matter, so he enlarged and spiritualized the idea of the Messiahship of Jesus, so that its first significance rapidl}' faded, and settled into a sub- sidiary place in men's thoughts.
What to read after The Bible in Theology No. 85-113?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William W William Wallace Fenn to read onlineMoreLess
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