The Word of God Opened Its Inspiration Canon And Interpretation Considered a
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In 1 Cor. Xv, 22 we read, as already quoted, "For as in Adam all die, so in Christ shall all be made alive. " On these words we sometimes find built up a theory of the moral and legal identity of our race with our first parents ; the text THE WORD OF GOD OPENED. 151 affirms, such interpreters say, that all men die in Adam, there- fore all once lived and acted in him. Here is a moral and legal unity, they assert; his sin was our sin, his guilt our guilt, his death our death. On the other hand, a...nother class declares that the text teaches that salvation by Christ is as universal as death by Adam. Do not all men die ? they ask. Does not the text say death came by Adam ? What then, they inquire, as if the theory were proved beyond AU dying in a cavil, does the apostle mean, but that all are cSSst. ' saved in Christ ? Sure enough, what does he mean ? Read the context, and the answer cannot be mistaken. Paul is presenting the glorious doctrine of the resurrection of the body. In his argument he says, " For since by man came death, by man also came the resurrection of the dead" As by Adam came upon all men the sentence of death, so by the man Christ Jesus came upon all men the gift of resurrection from the dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1 Cor. Xv, 22 we read, as already quoted, "For as in Adam all die, so in Christ shall all be made alive. " On these words we sometimes find built up a theory of the moral and legal identity of our race with our first parents ; the text THE WORD OF GOD OPENED. 151 affirms, such interpreters say, that all men die in Adam, there- fore all once lived and acted in him. Here is a moral and legal unity, they assert; his sin was our sin, his guilt our guilt, his death our death. On the other hand, a...nother class declares that the text teaches that salvation by Christ is as universal as death by Adam. Do not all men die ? they ask. Does not the text say death came by Adam ? What then, they inquire, as if the theory were proved beyond AU dying in a cavil, does the apostle mean, but that all are cSSst. ' saved in Christ ? Sure enough, what does he mean ? Read the context, and the answer cannot be mistaken. Paul is presenting the glorious doctrine of the resurrection of the body. In his argument he says, " For since by man came death, by man also came the resurrection of the dead" As by Adam came upon all men the sentence of death, so by the man Christ Jesus came upon all men the gift of resurrection from the dead.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peirce, B. K. (Bradford Kinney), 1819-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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