The Proclamation of Liberty And the Unpardonable Sin
The Proclamation of Liberty And the Unpardonable Sin
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(Rom. 7:6. R. V. ) "For the love of Christ constrains us; because we thus judge, that one died for all, therefore all died. " 2 Cor. 5 : 14. R. V.
Since God reckons all dead in the death of His Son, how can He demand that the sinner, who has once died for his sins in his Substitute, should die again for the same sins (for which Christ died) without thereby de- manding a second death from one who has already died.
Someone will begin to inquire the way out of the seeming difficulty. Since Univers...alism is unscriptural, and seeing that Christ did die for all, and God will not demand the payment of the penalty twice, nor demand the death of a man already dead, why then are the wicked punished with death, as they certainly will be, according to the plainest statements of Scripture? The following chapters will explain this seeming difficulty.
XX WHAT IS NOT THE UNPARDONABLE SIN The explanation of the seeming difficulty reached in the last chapter lies in the Bible truth that while Christ tasted death for "every man, " He did not taste death for every sin which it is possible for a man to commit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Rom. 7:6. R. V. ) "For the love of Christ constrains us; because we thus judge, that one died for all, therefore all died. " 2 Cor. 5 : 14. R. V.
Since God reckons all dead in the death of His Son, how can He demand that the sinner, who has once died for his sins in his Substitute, should die again for the same sins (for which Christ died) without thereby de- manding a second death from one who has already died.
Someone will begin to inquire the way out of the seeming difficulty. Since Univers...alism is unscriptural, and seeing that Christ did die for all, and God will not demand the payment of the penalty twice, nor demand the death of a man already dead, why then are the wicked punished with death, as they certainly will be, according to the plainest statements of Scripture? The following chapters will explain this seeming difficulty.
XX WHAT IS NOT THE UNPARDONABLE SIN The explanation of the seeming difficulty reached in the last chapter lies in the Bible truth that while Christ tasted death for "every man, " He did not taste death for every sin which it is possible for a man to commit.
What to read after The Proclamation of Liberty And the Unpardonable Sin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A F Albion Fox Ballenger to read onlineMoreLess
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