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So it is in all the exj^ressions of deep penitence of which the Psalms are full, and which are of course inapplicable to our Lord's sinless Humanity. And it is the same here. In this cry, "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?" our Lord is precenting, as it were, for His whole Church this Twenty-second Psalm. He, the sinless, has identified Himself with the sinful. "He hath made Him to be sin for us who knew no sin" (11. Cor. V. 21). He whose Humanity was bathed constantly in the radiance ...of the Godhead from which it could not be separated, speaks in behalf of us whom He has made His brethren, and to whom the words of Isaiah apply, "Your iniquities have separated be- tween you and your God, and your sins have hid His face from you that He will not hear" (Isaiah lix. 2).
Ah, no ! It is precisely because He is ever One with God, because He never could, in a lit- FOURTH WORD. 57 eral sense, be forsaken of God, tliat He was able to make perfect this Atonement for us. While, then, we may not penetrate the mystery of this Word, or fathom the suffering which lies beneath it, we know that one chief part of our Lord's work was to do penance for our sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So it is in all the exj^ressions of deep penitence of which the Psalms are full, and which are of course inapplicable to our Lord's sinless Humanity. And it is the same here. In this cry, "My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?" our Lord is precenting, as it were, for His whole Church this Twenty-second Psalm. He, the sinless, has identified Himself with the sinful. "He hath made Him to be sin for us who knew no sin" (11. Cor. V. 21). He whose Humanity was bathed constantly in the radiance ...of the Godhead from which it could not be separated, speaks in behalf of us whom He has made His brethren, and to whom the words of Isaiah apply, "Your iniquities have separated be- tween you and your God, and your sins have hid His face from you that He will not hear" (Isaiah lix. 2).
Ah, no ! It is precisely because He is ever One with God, because He never could, in a lit- FOURTH WORD. 57 eral sense, be forsaken of God, tliat He was able to make perfect this Atonement for us. While, then, we may not penetrate the mystery of this Word, or fathom the suffering which lies beneath it, we know that one chief part of our Lord's work was to do penance for our sin.
What to read after The Temple of His Body Being Good Friday Addresses On the Seven Words From the?
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