The Church of the New Testament the Presbyterate a Defense of Presbyterianism
The Church of the New Testament the Presbyterate a Defense of Presbyterianism
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In Heb. Xiii. I6 we are told what are acceptable sacrifices, " to do good and to communicate, forget not, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased. " These are sacri- fices as real as any in the old temple, but they are not sacrifices for the pardon of sin. After remission, the sacri- fices are those of prayer and thanksgiving, living sacrifices of bodies consecrated, of joy and gladness, more pleasing to God than all the offerings of the temple, because they spring from inteUigent hearts a...nd purified consciences. Now this is a standing feature of the New Testament, and no change has ever been attempted, no change is possible here. God has removed this entirely out of man's reach, that to the end of time it should remain intact in the administration and government of His own kingdom. In the old economy, dear as the Jews were to God, only one individual of the nation had access to God, and that by blood. But the High Priest of the New Testament, of whom all others were types, went into heaven with his own blood, and changed the relations of the human family.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Heb. Xiii. I6 we are told what are acceptable sacrifices, " to do good and to communicate, forget not, for with such sacrifices God is well pleased. " These are sacri- fices as real as any in the old temple, but they are not sacrifices for the pardon of sin. After remission, the sacri- fices are those of prayer and thanksgiving, living sacrifices of bodies consecrated, of joy and gladness, more pleasing to God than all the offerings of the temple, because they spring from inteUigent hearts a...nd purified consciences. Now this is a standing feature of the New Testament, and no change has ever been attempted, no change is possible here. God has removed this entirely out of man's reach, that to the end of time it should remain intact in the administration and government of His own kingdom. In the old economy, dear as the Jews were to God, only one individual of the nation had access to God, and that by blood. But the High Priest of the New Testament, of whom all others were types, went into heaven with his own blood, and changed the relations of the human family.
What to read after The Church of the New Testament the Presbyterate a Defense of Presbyterianism?
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