The Vicarious Sacrifice: Grounded in Principles Interpreted By ..., volume 1
The Vicarious Sacrifice: Grounded in Principles Interpreted By ..., volume 1
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His redeeming office? No. The sins of the world that are upon him ? They are not upon him, save in a figure, as the burden that his love so divinely assumes. His standing in the place of transgressors? He stands not in thai place at all, as having their moral desert upon him— only in their place as a good man stands in the plac€ of his enemy, to bear his wrongs and make his own violated feeling the argument of pity and patience with bim. Where then does the abhorrence of God takf Digitized by V...jOOQ IC Chap. VI. EPFfiCTIVELY MAINTAINED 86> hold of Christ or of his death at all ? What does it find in him, or about him, or on him, or under him, thai can be any wise abhorrent? If it should be said that God really abhors nothing in him, but only lays severity upon him, to be taken by us as the sign of his abhorrence, then how does it appear that the severity laid upon him has any moral significance at all, if it is not penal suffering? If he is put in our place to suffer the penalty of our sins, then we can easily see abhor- rence to our sins expressed in his suffering.
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His redeeming office? No. The sins of the world that are upon him ? They are not upon him, save in a figure, as the burden that his love so divinely assumes. His standing in the place of transgressors? He stands not in thai place at all, as having their moral desert upon him— only in their place as a good man stands in the plac€ of his enemy, to bear his wrongs and make his own violated feeling the argument of pity and patience with bim. Where then does the abhorrence of God takf Digitized by V...jOOQ IC Chap. VI. EPFfiCTIVELY MAINTAINED 86> hold of Christ or of his death at all ? What does it find in him, or about him, or on him, or under him, thai can be any wise abhorrent? If it should be said that God really abhors nothing in him, but only lays severity upon him, to be taken by us as the sign of his abhorrence, then how does it appear that the severity laid upon him has any moral significance at all, if it is not penal suffering? If he is put in our place to suffer the penalty of our sins, then we can easily see abhor- rence to our sins expressed in his suffering.
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