The History of the Apostles Creed With Critical Observations On Its Several Art
The History of the Apostles Creed With Critical Observations On Its Several Art
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15«t fd till his resurrection-day : which is far-, tlier pi oved from the ends of his going thi. Th^r i which rvcre chiefly these four : first, _ to sanctify unto his followers the state and place of their souls^ during their separation from their bodies : secondly ^ thai he ynighi undergo a necessary and principal part of his humiliation : thirdly^ that he might per^ sonally, and as the head of his church, coU" guer death and hell, which he did by return^' ing therefrom^ and bringing the souls... of se-- veral of the faithful XiHth him: and, fourth- ly, that he might subject himself unto the laxvs of death, and be i7i every thing like un^ to us : from whence it more evidently ap-^ pears, that the descent of Christ into hell signifies no other, than the passage of hia spirit unto the receptacle of separated souls. The occasion of inserting this clause in the creed, taken froni the Arians, Euno77iians and Apollinarians, who in a more cunning way than the former heretics, assaulted the humanity of our Saviour, by denying that he had a reasonable soul : the difference between the error of the Arians and Jpollinarians herein, proved, that the Ariaiis^ or at least sume of them, with the Eunomians, held.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15«t fd till his resurrection-day : which is far-, tlier pi oved from the ends of his going thi. Th^r i which rvcre chiefly these four : first, _ to sanctify unto his followers the state and place of their souls^ during their separation from their bodies : secondly ^ thai he ynighi undergo a necessary and principal part of his humiliation : thirdly^ that he might per^ sonally, and as the head of his church, coU" guer death and hell, which he did by return^' ing therefrom^ and bringing the souls... of se-- veral of the faithful XiHth him: and, fourth- ly, that he might subject himself unto the laxvs of death, and be i7i every thing like un^ to us : from whence it more evidently ap-^ pears, that the descent of Christ into hell signifies no other, than the passage of hia spirit unto the receptacle of separated souls. The occasion of inserting this clause in the creed, taken froni the Arians, Euno77iians and Apollinarians, who in a more cunning way than the former heretics, assaulted the humanity of our Saviour, by denying that he had a reasonable soul : the difference between the error of the Arians and Jpollinarians herein, proved, that the Ariaiis^ or at least sume of them, with the Eunomians, held.
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