The Expositor 5
The Expositor 5
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Such a life as that of Jesus must be cosmic, universal. All the broken lights of the past, the glimmering constellations of Israel's night, or her bright particular star of morning, or streaks in the orient that presaged the coming day — these, the light and hope of Israel to men, were fulfilled by being lost as the dawn of His glory broke in upon the world. John, the forerunner, knew the secret of Israel, and he sent his disciples to the Lamb of God, and now the apostolic band can testify that... Jesus has more than satisfied* all that they as true Israelites had looked for. No believer who had had a life under the law could dream of exchanging the grace and truth of Jesus the Messiah for the rigour of Moses again. As is brought out afterwards in vv. 37-47 the true Israelite recognises that Moses wrote of Jesus, and the law which was given points to the full life of grace.
Verse 18 sums- up the whole prologue. The word Logos has been dropped, having served its purpose when it arrested attention.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a life as that of Jesus must be cosmic, universal. All the broken lights of the past, the glimmering constellations of Israel's night, or her bright particular star of morning, or streaks in the orient that presaged the coming day — these, the light and hope of Israel to men, were fulfilled by being lost as the dawn of His glory broke in upon the world. John, the forerunner, knew the secret of Israel, and he sent his disciples to the Lamb of God, and now the apostolic band can testify that... Jesus has more than satisfied* all that they as true Israelites had looked for. No believer who had had a life under the law could dream of exchanging the grace and truth of Jesus the Messiah for the rigour of Moses again. As is brought out afterwards in vv. 37-47 the true Israelite recognises that Moses wrote of Jesus, and the law which was given points to the full life of grace.
Verse 18 sums- up the whole prologue. The word Logos has been dropped, having served its purpose when it arrested attention.
What to read after The Expositor 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cox, Samuel, 1826-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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