The Destiny of the Human Race a Scriptural Inquiry
The Destiny of the Human Race a Scriptural Inquiry
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LOST OR SA VED? 20; Whether such texts as John xi. 25, ' I am the Resurrection AND the Life, ' phrases not necessarily synonymous, may mean that the one (the Resur- rection) relates to physical life, and is for all, while the other (the Life), which is spiritual, is for the Church ; or Rom. Iii. 30, 'It is one God, which shall justify the circumcision BY faith, and un- circumcision THROUGH faith, ' — a distinction 'not to be made, ' as Dean Alford says, * too much of, ' yet not without its mean...ing ; or Heb. Xii. 23, ' The general assembly and Church of the Firstborn^ as distinguished from * the spirits of just men made perfect;' or 2 Tim. Ii. 10, ' The salvation v/hich. Is in Christ Jesus, WITH {ji^ra) eternal glory ' (salva- tion here, and glory hereafter, — so Alford); ^r John i. 4, * The life was the light of men, ' I e. , Christ the life (of the Church), and that hfe the light of multi- tudes who partake not of the life ; or such passages as ' God gave His Son ' for the world, ' that who- soever believeth on Him should not perish, ' and Christ gave Himself for the Church, 'that he might sanctify and cleanse it, ' and 'present it to Himself a glorious Church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing ;' — whether, I say, any of these Scriptures bear on the question now under our notice ; whether or no the distinctions in them, to which we have adverted, are real and important, and intended to teach us what they appear to teach, I will not positively affirm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOST OR SA VED? 20; Whether such texts as John xi. 25, ' I am the Resurrection AND the Life, ' phrases not necessarily synonymous, may mean that the one (the Resur- rection) relates to physical life, and is for all, while the other (the Life), which is spiritual, is for the Church ; or Rom. Iii. 30, 'It is one God, which shall justify the circumcision BY faith, and un- circumcision THROUGH faith, ' — a distinction 'not to be made, ' as Dean Alford says, * too much of, ' yet not without its mean...ing ; or Heb. Xii. 23, ' The general assembly and Church of the Firstborn^ as distinguished from * the spirits of just men made perfect;' or 2 Tim. Ii. 10, ' The salvation v/hich. Is in Christ Jesus, WITH {ji^ra) eternal glory ' (salva- tion here, and glory hereafter, — so Alford); ^r John i. 4, * The life was the light of men, ' I e. , Christ the life (of the Church), and that hfe the light of multi- tudes who partake not of the life ; or such passages as ' God gave His Son ' for the world, ' that who- soever believeth on Him should not perish, ' and Christ gave Himself for the Church, 'that he might sanctify and cleanse it, ' and 'present it to Himself a glorious Church, not having spot, or wrinkle, or any such thing ;' — whether, I say, any of these Scriptures bear on the question now under our notice ; whether or no the distinctions in them, to which we have adverted, are real and important, and intended to teach us what they appear to teach, I will not positively affirm.
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