The Edward Robinson Chair of Biblical Theology in the Union Theological Seminary
The Edward Robinson Chair of Biblical Theology in the Union Theological Seminary
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxxiv. 6-7, § Deut. Iv. 37 ; vii. 13 ; x. 15 ; xxxii. 6 seq.
\ Is. I. 2 seq. T[ chap, xxx. -xxxi, ** Chap, i. -iii tt Is. Liv. 1-17 ; Ixii. %% Hos. I. -ii.
48 THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
death and raised from the dead in order to be saved. * The love of God as taught in the Old Testament is hard for the Jew or the Christian to understand. It trans- cends human experience. It seems so impossible even for God, that men must be explaining it away. These v/onderful chapters of the Old Testament are negl...ected in all of our creeds and systems of divinity — because these all exaggerate the divine justice and veracity, and fear lest God should be too merciful. Like Jonah, they have not been able to conceive how it is possible for God to redeem the great cities of heathendom. They have not seen that He could have any compas- sion on the Samaritans and the Moabites, who do not belong to the Israel of God, but are the enemies of the historic faith. F They have seen the throne of God and its pillars of righteousness and justice, and have supposed that sovereignty was enthroned there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxxiv. 6-7, § Deut. Iv. 37 ; vii. 13 ; x. 15 ; xxxii. 6 seq.
\ Is. I. 2 seq. T[ chap, xxx. -xxxi, ** Chap, i. -iii tt Is. Liv. 1-17 ; Ixii. %% Hos. I. -ii.
48 THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
death and raised from the dead in order to be saved. * The love of God as taught in the Old Testament is hard for the Jew or the Christian to understand. It trans- cends human experience. It seems so impossible even for God, that men must be explaining it away. These v/onderful chapters of the Old Testament are negl...ected in all of our creeds and systems of divinity — because these all exaggerate the divine justice and veracity, and fear lest God should be too merciful. Like Jonah, they have not been able to conceive how it is possible for God to redeem the great cities of heathendom. They have not seen that He could have any compas- sion on the Samaritans and the Moabites, who do not belong to the Israel of God, but are the enemies of the historic faith. F They have seen the throne of God and its pillars of righteousness and justice, and have supposed that sovereignty was enthroned there.
What to read after The Edward Robinson Chair of Biblical Theology in the Union Theological Seminary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ny Union Theological Seminary New York to read onlineMoreLess
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