The Christology in the Apostolic Fathers
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Election, calling, sanctification, illumination, grace, peace, forgiveness of sins, salvation in its totality, all are the work of Christ. 2 This work may be viewed as accomplished in part through the example of the earthly Christ. Thus in the calling of men the earthly Christ is an important factor. He is the reflection of the glory of the Father, and as such makes an appeal to men. In his introduction, he greets those who "are called and sanctified through our Lord Jesus Christ. " Christ acco...mplishes this calling, in one way at least, by reflect- ing the glory of God. So in the illumination of men, the glory of God, substitution for the wicked (vss. 4, 5, 6, 8, 19, n, 12). The thought is that of the vicarious satisfaction of demands made by the divine righteousness He is bearing the penalty of others' sins. " For a different interpretation, see Professor E. D. Burton, Atonement, pp. 104, 105. Domer says of this chapter in Clement, Doctrine of the Person of Christ, I, 98: "Every interpretation of this passage is forced which does not recognize in it the idea of substitution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Election, calling, sanctification, illumination, grace, peace, forgiveness of sins, salvation in its totality, all are the work of Christ. 2 This work may be viewed as accomplished in part through the example of the earthly Christ. Thus in the calling of men the earthly Christ is an important factor. He is the reflection of the glory of the Father, and as such makes an appeal to men. In his introduction, he greets those who "are called and sanctified through our Lord Jesus Christ. " Christ acco...mplishes this calling, in one way at least, by reflect- ing the glory of God. So in the illumination of men, the glory of God, substitution for the wicked (vss. 4, 5, 6, 8, 19, n, 12). The thought is that of the vicarious satisfaction of demands made by the divine righteousness He is bearing the penalty of others' sins. " For a different interpretation, see Professor E. D. Burton, Atonement, pp. 104, 105. Domer says of this chapter in Clement, Doctrine of the Person of Christ, I, 98: "Every interpretation of this passage is forced which does not recognize in it the idea of substitution.
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