The Christian Church in Relation to Human Experience a Treatise On Some Eccles
The Christian Church in Relation to Human Experience a Treatise On Some Eccles
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lc ! u New is a source of error in connection with the interpretation of Scripture, which is not by any means confined to the experience of the past. Modes of belief and of thought which are characteristic of the former are always in danger of being identified with the latter. The Judaizing tend- 108 The Scriptures and ency which, in St. Paul's day, was produced by the presence of Judaism as an existing system in close contact with Christianity, is a danger resulting not less naturally in later... times from the Old and New Testaments being apt to be used without sufficient distinction. Laws and ideas which belong only to the one are liable to be unconsciously transferred to the other. The formal and rigorous spirit of the Jewish Law becomes often the measure of Christianity. 1 1 The danger of confusing the teaching which is peculiar to the Old Testament with the principles and truths of the New is a subject which appears to require more atten- tion than is given to it. While the contents of the former are profitable for instruction, and consist in large measure of unchanging truth, it has yet to be remembered that one of the most important features of Christianity is, that it has superseded much that belonged to the former system.
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lc ! u New is a source of error in connection with the interpretation of Scripture, which is not by any means confined to the experience of the past. Modes of belief and of thought which are characteristic of the former are always in danger of being identified with the latter. The Judaizing tend- 108 The Scriptures and ency which, in St. Paul's day, was produced by the presence of Judaism as an existing system in close contact with Christianity, is a danger resulting not less naturally in later... times from the Old and New Testaments being apt to be used without sufficient distinction. Laws and ideas which belong only to the one are liable to be unconsciously transferred to the other. The formal and rigorous spirit of the Jewish Law becomes often the measure of Christianity. 1 1 The danger of confusing the teaching which is peculiar to the Old Testament with the principles and truths of the New is a subject which appears to require more atten- tion than is given to it. While the contents of the former are profitable for instruction, and consist in large measure of unchanging truth, it has yet to be remembered that one of the most important features of Christianity is, that it has superseded much that belonged to the former system.
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