The Expositor 7
The Expositor 7
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If the theory is true, how is it that for thousands of years men have insisted that there is no such apparent vindica- tion of the principle of Eternal Justice ? How is it that heathens, Jews, and Christians have been on thi« point all of one mind ? The faith of those who have believed in the justice of God has been severely tried by what seemed to them the inequalities in the actual order of the world.
BighteousnesB has been oppressed; wickedness has been 164 JUDGMENT TO COME.
triumphant. This... has been so always, from the earliest times which have left any trace on human memory till now.
Occasionally, no doubt, men have been disposed to argue as if even in this world happiness, prosperity, honour, always went with merit ; loss, sufifering, shame with vice.
Job's friends, for example, thought that he must have sinned greatly because he suffered greatly. Our Lord's disciples, when they saw a blind man, asked, " Who did sin, this man or his parents, that he was bom blind?" There were Jews in our Lord's time who appear to have thought that those eighteen on whom the Tower of Siloam fell and killed them were sinners above all that dwelt in Jerusalem.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the theory is true, how is it that for thousands of years men have insisted that there is no such apparent vindica- tion of the principle of Eternal Justice ? How is it that heathens, Jews, and Christians have been on thi« point all of one mind ? The faith of those who have believed in the justice of God has been severely tried by what seemed to them the inequalities in the actual order of the world.
BighteousnesB has been oppressed; wickedness has been 164 JUDGMENT TO COME.
triumphant. This... has been so always, from the earliest times which have left any trace on human memory till now.
Occasionally, no doubt, men have been disposed to argue as if even in this world happiness, prosperity, honour, always went with merit ; loss, sufifering, shame with vice.
Job's friends, for example, thought that he must have sinned greatly because he suffered greatly. Our Lord's disciples, when they saw a blind man, asked, " Who did sin, this man or his parents, that he was bom blind?" There were Jews in our Lord's time who appear to have thought that those eighteen on whom the Tower of Siloam fell and killed them were sinners above all that dwelt in Jerusalem.
What to read after The Expositor 7?
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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