The Christian Doctrine of God
The Christian Doctrine of God
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In the parable of the Good Samaritan Jesus showed, in reality, how both the great commands were to be honoured. The parable was framed in answer to the question, "Who is my GOD IN HUMAN LIFE 259 neighbour?'' but that the Samaritan in serving the suffering neighbour was doing the will of his God is obvious upon the very face of this splendid utterance. The priest and the Levite were of the temple but not of God : the Samaritan, thought to be outside God's fold, did God's will in serving his huma...n brother. All through the New Testament the same principle rules. It is true that the large social applications of the Christian spirit are not unfolded upon those pages, the time for them not having fully come, but the principle is there.
Consider' the brother; look not to your own interests but also to those of others; no man liveth to himself ; I seek not yours, but you. The First Epistle of John works a reductio ad absurdum upon the claim that a man loves God while he does not love his neighbour (iv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the parable of the Good Samaritan Jesus showed, in reality, how both the great commands were to be honoured. The parable was framed in answer to the question, "Who is my GOD IN HUMAN LIFE 259 neighbour?'' but that the Samaritan in serving the suffering neighbour was doing the will of his God is obvious upon the very face of this splendid utterance. The priest and the Levite were of the temple but not of God : the Samaritan, thought to be outside God's fold, did God's will in serving his huma...n brother. All through the New Testament the same principle rules. It is true that the large social applications of the Christian spirit are not unfolded upon those pages, the time for them not having fully come, but the principle is there.
Consider' the brother; look not to your own interests but also to those of others; no man liveth to himself ; I seek not yours, but you. The First Epistle of John works a reductio ad absurdum upon the claim that a man loves God while he does not love his neighbour (iv.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke, William Newton, 1841-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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