The Pitts Street Chapel Lectures
The Pitts Street Chapel Lectures
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Our Trinitarian brother believes Jesus to be Almighty God the Son, while we believe he is the son of Almighty God. Shall we ask him for the love of charity to give up his interpretation of the Scripture, and agree with usi He would reply, "No, I cannot do that, for Jesus himself says : 'All power is given unto me, in heaven and on earth. ' Having all power, he is Almighty God. And, therefore, I must not agree with you, but you with me. Then we reply just as hon- estly, just as piously. " No : J...esus is not God, for "he himself says : I* VI INTRODUCTION.
" All power is given unto me in heaven and on earth, " and therefore he cannot be Almighty God, for God never received power from any one. Wiiat then shall we do 1 Shall we compromise 1 Never. We are not partisans, but God's children — Christ's disciples. What theni We will hold and utter, each that which he receives from the Master, and seek some other basis of union.
So of all other differences. If an outward union he essential, let such as deem baptism, or any rite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our Trinitarian brother believes Jesus to be Almighty God the Son, while we believe he is the son of Almighty God. Shall we ask him for the love of charity to give up his interpretation of the Scripture, and agree with usi He would reply, "No, I cannot do that, for Jesus himself says : 'All power is given unto me, in heaven and on earth. ' Having all power, he is Almighty God. And, therefore, I must not agree with you, but you with me. Then we reply just as hon- estly, just as piously. " No : J...esus is not God, for "he himself says : I* VI INTRODUCTION.
" All power is given unto me in heaven and on earth, " and therefore he cannot be Almighty God, for God never received power from any one. Wiiat then shall we do 1 Shall we compromise 1 Never. We are not partisans, but God's children — Christ's disciples. What theni We will hold and utter, each that which he receives from the Master, and seek some other basis of union.
So of all other differences. If an outward union he essential, let such as deem baptism, or any rite.
What to read after The Pitts Street Chapel Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brian T Pentland to read onlineMoreLess
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