The Disease And Remedy of Sin
The Disease And Remedy of Sin
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He was the one Mediator between God and man, the one avenue through which " the life that was life indeed " 6 could pass into the soul of man.
Such, then, is the N. T. Conception of salvation from the point of view of remedy. As has been already said it is not a mere figure of speech : it is a new attitude. When Christ revealed God as the Father in heaven, was that a mere metaphor ? Was it not essentially a new attitude to God? So if we look at the gospel under this con- ception we see it from ...a new view-point altogether. Things that we before neglected become of prime import- ance, while things that we thought important may no longer seem so. We gain both theoretically and prac- tically: theoretically, because the doctrines of our faith are closely correlated with experience all the time, and thus become vital and real at every point ; and practically, 1 Tertullian, De Bap. I. 2 Ignatius, Justin and Irenseus.
s Cyprian, De Lapsis, xv.
4 Harnack's Ausbreitung, bk. Ii. Ch. I. , to which I owe the previoui references.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was the one Mediator between God and man, the one avenue through which " the life that was life indeed " 6 could pass into the soul of man.
Such, then, is the N. T. Conception of salvation from the point of view of remedy. As has been already said it is not a mere figure of speech : it is a new attitude. When Christ revealed God as the Father in heaven, was that a mere metaphor ? Was it not essentially a new attitude to God? So if we look at the gospel under this con- ception we see it from ...a new view-point altogether. Things that we before neglected become of prime import- ance, while things that we thought important may no longer seem so. We gain both theoretically and prac- tically: theoretically, because the doctrines of our faith are closely correlated with experience all the time, and thus become vital and real at every point ; and practically, 1 Tertullian, De Bap. I. 2 Ignatius, Justin and Irenseus.
s Cyprian, De Lapsis, xv.
4 Harnack's Ausbreitung, bk. Ii. Ch. I. , to which I owe the previoui references.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Mackintosh William Mackintosh Mackay to read onlineMoreLess
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