The Moral System And the Atonement
The Moral System And the Atonement
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The adverb away, added to takes, spoils the whole conception, and substitutes, we believe, a derogatory and misleading one, Lange in his comment on the passage to the con- trary notwithstanding. We deny his statement that offering for sin and the vicarious expiation involve the idea of taking away, carry- ing off; they lay a basis for doing this, and nothing more. Tho- luck's view is the same with ours, and Olshausen labored in vain to set it aside. Bloomfield has, in our view, clearly and conc...lusively established it in his Notes on the Greek New Testament, in loco. The assertion is, that Christ is God's sacrificial victim, and thus takes on Himself or bears the sin of the world; and, if we should hold that world here means the elect only, still the rendering — " takes away the sin of the elect, " would not be sustained by the Scriptural usage of taking, bearing, carrying sin, which never includes justifica- tion and regeneration, but simply enduring its penalty. It is very remarkable, that, in the Apocalypse, the Apostle John calls Christ the Lamb 28 times; and 4 times he characterizes Him as a lamb slain, adding in 5:9 and "hast redeemed us to God by thy blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The adverb away, added to takes, spoils the whole conception, and substitutes, we believe, a derogatory and misleading one, Lange in his comment on the passage to the con- trary notwithstanding. We deny his statement that offering for sin and the vicarious expiation involve the idea of taking away, carry- ing off; they lay a basis for doing this, and nothing more. Tho- luck's view is the same with ours, and Olshausen labored in vain to set it aside. Bloomfield has, in our view, clearly and conc...lusively established it in his Notes on the Greek New Testament, in loco. The assertion is, that Christ is God's sacrificial victim, and thus takes on Himself or bears the sin of the world; and, if we should hold that world here means the elect only, still the rendering — " takes away the sin of the elect, " would not be sustained by the Scriptural usage of taking, bearing, carrying sin, which never includes justifica- tion and regeneration, but simply enduring its penalty. It is very remarkable, that, in the Apocalypse, the Apostle John calls Christ the Lamb 28 times; and 4 times he characterizes Him as a lamb slain, adding in 5:9 and "hast redeemed us to God by thy blood.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Davies Cochran to read onlineMoreLess
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