The Theology of the Gospels
The Theology of the Gospels
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Jesus is glorified and the Spirit is forthwith bestowed by Him directly on the Church, without any sugges- tion that it was to be mediated to others through the agency of the apostles. 1 This does not imply that the author was indifferent to the historical function of the apostles in the course of early Chris- tianity. It simply marks his desire to emphasise the significance of the Spirit as the very life of Christ in men, and to connect that Spirit, on the one hand, with the risen Jesus direct...ly, and on the other hand, with the experience, 2 not merely with the particular activities, of the Church. The description of the Spirit being breathed upon the disciples is not exactly harmonious with the semi-personal concep- tion which pervades the previous chapters (xiv. -xvii. ) : it is more realistic than we might expect from what precedes. But the motive of the incident obviously is to safeguard against the idea that the Spirit in the Church is anything else than the Spirit of Christ Himself, or that it can be mediated except through direct personal touch with Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jesus is glorified and the Spirit is forthwith bestowed by Him directly on the Church, without any sugges- tion that it was to be mediated to others through the agency of the apostles. 1 This does not imply that the author was indifferent to the historical function of the apostles in the course of early Chris- tianity. It simply marks his desire to emphasise the significance of the Spirit as the very life of Christ in men, and to connect that Spirit, on the one hand, with the risen Jesus direct...ly, and on the other hand, with the experience, 2 not merely with the particular activities, of the Church. The description of the Spirit being breathed upon the disciples is not exactly harmonious with the semi-personal concep- tion which pervades the previous chapters (xiv. -xvii. ) : it is more realistic than we might expect from what precedes. But the motive of the incident obviously is to safeguard against the idea that the Spirit in the Church is anything else than the Spirit of Christ Himself, or that it can be mediated except through direct personal touch with Him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Moffatt to read onlineMoreLess
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