The Works of John Owen, D.D.
The Works of John Owen, D.D.
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC SECT. 12.] EXPLAINED AND VINDICATED. 161 will of God, he gave up himself unto death for ua This love and obe- dience, the Socinians say, is the sacrifice intended in this place, which is therefore metaphorical; but that Christ ofiered himself a sacrifice in his death they deny that the apostle here asserta But, — (1.) In all other places where there is any mention of the offering of Christ, it is expresslysaid that he offered "himself,*' or his "soul," or his "body," Isa l...iii 10; Heb. ix. 14, z. 10; yea^ as here he is said to offer sacrifice in his death, so his suffering therein is affirmed to be necessary to his sacrifice of himself, chap. ix. 25, 26. He "gave himself for us a sacri- fice," is no more but that he suffered when he offered himself, as the apostle expressly affirma (2.) Although ^po(fd may be used for a metaphorical sacrifice, and so possibly may ^vda also, yet when- ever they are conjoined in the Scripture, they denote all sorts of proper sacrifices, as is evident from the place before cited ; and there- fore they can intend here nothing but that sacrifice which all those proper sacrifices prefigured.
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Digitized by VjOOQ IC SECT. 12.] EXPLAINED AND VINDICATED. 161 will of God, he gave up himself unto death for ua This love and obe- dience, the Socinians say, is the sacrifice intended in this place, which is therefore metaphorical; but that Christ ofiered himself a sacrifice in his death they deny that the apostle here asserta But, — (1.) In all other places where there is any mention of the offering of Christ, it is expresslysaid that he offered "himself,*' or his "soul," or his "body," Isa l...iii 10; Heb. ix. 14, z. 10; yea^ as here he is said to offer sacrifice in his death, so his suffering therein is affirmed to be necessary to his sacrifice of himself, chap. ix. 25, 26. He "gave himself for us a sacri- fice," is no more but that he suffered when he offered himself, as the apostle expressly affirma (2.) Although ^po(f
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