The Glory of Christ As God Man Displayed in Three Discourses With An Appe
The Glory of Christ As God Man Displayed in Three Discourses With An Appe
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P. 457. That this was an ancient opin- ion of the Jews is confirmed by other writers alfo.
And it is no wonder if many of the common jx^ople, as well as the learned, had alfo this notion of the foul of Chrift, fmce it appears, John ix. 2, tliat they had a belief of the pre-exiftence of all hu- man fouls, for which opinion I think there is neither in fcripture nor in reafon any juft foundation ; nor doth the pre-exiftence of the foul of Chrift at all infer the do6trine of the pre-exiftence of ot...her fouls, but rather the contrary, as will appear under the next particular.
Ar^. V. Since it pleafed the Father to prepare a body for our Lord Jefus Chrift by the over-fhadow- ing of the Holy Ghoft, and by a peculiar manner of conception, that his body might have fame peculiar prerogative, and that he might be the Son of God In a fuiicrior fenfe with regard to his flelh, (as Luke i. 35. ) fo it is not unreafonable to fuppofe that the foul of Chriit alfo, which was to be united to God- bead, fliould have this peculiar prerogative, to be derived immediately from God before any creature was made, and to enjoy this union with the divine nature, and glories luitat:>le thereto, before its union with an earthly body ; and thus in conllderation of its formation before all creatures in a moft immedi- ate manner by the will of God, as well as its neareft refemblance to God himfclf above all other fpirits, this human foul might be called alfo the Son of God and his only begotten Son, in a tranfcendent manner above all other beings, whether men or an- gels, Sect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P. 457. That this was an ancient opin- ion of the Jews is confirmed by other writers alfo.
And it is no wonder if many of the common jx^ople, as well as the learned, had alfo this notion of the foul of Chrift, fmce it appears, John ix. 2, tliat they had a belief of the pre-exiftence of all hu- man fouls, for which opinion I think there is neither in fcripture nor in reafon any juft foundation ; nor doth the pre-exiftence of the foul of Chrift at all infer the do6trine of the pre-exiftence of ot...her fouls, but rather the contrary, as will appear under the next particular.
Ar^. V. Since it pleafed the Father to prepare a body for our Lord Jefus Chrift by the over-fhadow- ing of the Holy Ghoft, and by a peculiar manner of conception, that his body might have fame peculiar prerogative, and that he might be the Son of God In a fuiicrior fenfe with regard to his flelh, (as Luke i. 35. ) fo it is not unreafonable to fuppofe that the foul of Chriit alfo, which was to be united to God- bead, fliould have this peculiar prerogative, to be derived immediately from God before any creature was made, and to enjoy this union with the divine nature, and glories luitat:>le thereto, before its union with an earthly body ; and thus in conllderation of its formation before all creatures in a moft immedi- ate manner by the will of God, as well as its neareft refemblance to God himfclf above all other fpirits, this human foul might be called alfo the Son of God and his only begotten Son, in a tranfcendent manner above all other beings, whether men or an- gels, Sect.
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