The Ecumenical Councils
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Similarly when St. Paul says, *' But when it pleased God ... To reveal his Son in me, " he refers not to the objective self- Incarnation and Generation, revelation of God in Christ but to the divinely given power in himself to recognize the truth revealed, without which it would or could have had no signifi- cance or truth whatsoever for him. On a larger scale, the birthday of the church is truly placed in the New Testament not on Easter day when all the conditions of its new life are objective...ly completed in the resurrection of its Head but on Whitsunday, when by the gift of the Holy Ghost the subjective conditions are realized by which alone the risen life could become its own.
The general principle is stated in the scriptural and church doctrine that the incarnation as a whole and in all its parts is an act of the divine Word by the divine Spirit, the Logos by the Holy Ghost. In this conjoint work, as has been elsewhere said, the Word as always is the principle or agent of the objective revelation, the Spirit that of the subjective human appropriation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Similarly when St. Paul says, *' But when it pleased God ... To reveal his Son in me, " he refers not to the objective self- Incarnation and Generation, revelation of God in Christ but to the divinely given power in himself to recognize the truth revealed, without which it would or could have had no signifi- cance or truth whatsoever for him. On a larger scale, the birthday of the church is truly placed in the New Testament not on Easter day when all the conditions of its new life are objective...ly completed in the resurrection of its Head but on Whitsunday, when by the gift of the Holy Ghost the subjective conditions are realized by which alone the risen life could become its own.
The general principle is stated in the scriptural and church doctrine that the incarnation as a whole and in all its parts is an act of the divine Word by the divine Spirit, the Logos by the Holy Ghost. In this conjoint work, as has been elsewhere said, the Word as always is the principle or agent of the objective revelation, the Spirit that of the subjective human appropriation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Porcher Dubose to read onlineMoreLess
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