The book of Malachi V.14 No.13
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11 : " The day of the Lord is great and very terrible, and who can abide it ? " The question, who shall abide it, is an emphatic negative, no one can abide it.
As the Lord is a righteous judge, the day ia which He ccmes must be a day of decisive judy 20 MALACHI.
ment. As Augustine says, " The first and second advent of Christ arc here brouj^ht together." Malachi sees the great white throne in the back- ground. In the hist clause of this verse he gives the reason why it is impossible to endure i...t, since He is like the fire of the refiner, which separates all dross, and like the lye of the washer, which cleanses all stains.
The word -"I" "^2, which is translated in our version soap, occurs only here and in Jeremiah ii. 22. Soap was unknown to the ancients, and this was a vegetable substance, from the salt- wort, which was burned and water poured on its ashes.
Ver. 3. And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver. In the second verse the Lord is the fire ; here by a slight change in the figure, he is the smelter, who lets the pure metal flow off, while the dross remains behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11 : " The day of the Lord is great and very terrible, and who can abide it ? " The question, who shall abide it, is an emphatic negative, no one can abide it.
As the Lord is a righteous judge, the day ia which He ccmes must be a day of decisive judy 20 MALACHI.
ment. As Augustine says, " The first and second advent of Christ arc here brouj^ht together." Malachi sees the great white throne in the back- ground. In the hist clause of this verse he gives the reason why it is impossible to endure i...t, since He is like the fire of the refiner, which separates all dross, and like the lye of the washer, which cleanses all stains.
The word -"I" "^2, which is translated in our version soap, occurs only here and in Jeremiah ii. 22. Soap was unknown to the ancients, and this was a vegetable substance, from the salt- wort, which was burned and water poured on its ashes.
Ver. 3. And he shall sit as a refiner and purifier of silver. In the second verse the Lord is the fire ; here by a slight change in the figure, he is the smelter, who lets the pure metal flow off, while the dross remains behind.
What to read after The book of Malachi V.14 No.13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Packard, Joseph, 1812-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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