The Expositor
The Expositor
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Still more clear is the use of the aorist where St. Paul refers to the action of God in raising up Christ — e.g., "We are witnesses of God that He raised up {r^yetpe) Christ" (ver. 15). This can only refer to one distinct Divine action.
4. Here we are introduced to another fact that points in the same direction. St. Paul always describes the resur* rection of Jesus Christ as a work of God's wrought upon Him, not as a self-originated action of His own ; e.g., " We are witnesses of God that He ra...ised up Christ" (1 Cor.
XV. 15). This pregnant idea is obscured by the mistrans- lation in the Authorised Version, where we read, "He rose again " (ver. 4), " Now if Christ be preached that He rose from the dead" (ver. 12), "And if Christ be not risen" (ver. 14), etc. In every one of these instances the Greek verb is in the passive voice {iyijyepTai) ; and this is now Digitized by VjOOQIC WEIZSACKER ON THE RESURRECTION, 143 correctly rendered in the Bevised Version, 80 that we read there, "He hath been raised," "Now if Christ is preached that He hath been raised," "And if Christ hath not been raised," etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still more clear is the use of the aorist where St. Paul refers to the action of God in raising up Christ — e.g., "We are witnesses of God that He raised up {r^yetpe) Christ" (ver. 15). This can only refer to one distinct Divine action.
4. Here we are introduced to another fact that points in the same direction. St. Paul always describes the resur* rection of Jesus Christ as a work of God's wrought upon Him, not as a self-originated action of His own ; e.g., " We are witnesses of God that He ra...ised up Christ" (1 Cor.
XV. 15). This pregnant idea is obscured by the mistrans- lation in the Authorised Version, where we read, "He rose again " (ver. 4), " Now if Christ be preached that He rose from the dead" (ver. 12), "And if Christ be not risen" (ver. 14), etc. In every one of these instances the Greek verb is in the passive voice {iyijyepTai) ; and this is now Digitized by VjOOQIC WEIZSACKER ON THE RESURRECTION, 143 correctly rendered in the Bevised Version, 80 that we read there, "He hath been raised," "Now if Christ is preached that He hath been raised," "And if Christ hath not been raised," etc.
What to read after The Expositor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Robertson William Robertson Nicoll to read onlineMoreLess
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