The Doctrine of the Atonement As Taught By the Apostles
The Doctrine of the Atonement As Taught By the Apostles
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V. 10; 2 Cor. V. 18). The difference be- tween the two may be described as follows : — The term com- monly used for reconcile has no reference to the old law, or to the priestly institute ; it is taken from ordinary life, pre- supposing the existence of a quarrel or controversy, and inti- mating that friendship has been restored by putting the cause of quarrel out of the way. The Bible term intimates that those hindrances were removed which had obstructed friendly union between God and man; but... there is no allusion to sacrifice as the means by which the reunion was effected. On the other hand, the term propitiate here used puts the new 1 K«T«iXaWei» and \\u.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V. 10; 2 Cor. V. 18). The difference be- tween the two may be described as follows : — The term com- monly used for reconcile has no reference to the old law, or to the priestly institute ; it is taken from ordinary life, pre- supposing the existence of a quarrel or controversy, and inti- mating that friendship has been restored by putting the cause of quarrel out of the way. The Bible term intimates that those hindrances were removed which had obstructed friendly union between God and man; but... there is no allusion to sacrifice as the means by which the reunion was effected. On the other hand, the term propitiate here used puts the new 1 K«T«iXaWei» and \\u.
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