Theology of the Old Testament volume 1
Theology of the Old Testament volume 1
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Xxiii. 3, xxxi. 4 ; He lends assistance for His name's sake, Ps. Cix. 21, cxliii. 11 ; He remits guilt for His name's sake, Ps. Xxv. 11, compare ciii. 1 ff. ; inasmuch as He cannot be at variance with what He has represented and manifested Himself to be. The various other connections in which "in the name of God " occurs, are explained by what has been already dis- cussed. In an objective sense, the expression designates, in God's strength and authority, and as His representative (comp. Mic. V.... 3, where " in the majesty of the name of Jehovah" corresponds to Ty3 nin'', as Acts iv. 7 ii> iroia Suvd/xei, stands beside iv irouo 6v6/j, aTi, Deut. Xviii. 18 ff. ). To this, then, corresponds the subjective meaning, the naming and acknowledging of God as that power in which one speaks and deals, for whose cause one suffers, etc. [ibid. '].
§57.
2. 77ie Divine Countenance and the Divine Glory.
That by ^vhich God is present among His people is further designated the divine countenance (D'''?^).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxiii. 3, xxxi. 4 ; He lends assistance for His name's sake, Ps. Cix. 21, cxliii. 11 ; He remits guilt for His name's sake, Ps. Xxv. 11, compare ciii. 1 ff. ; inasmuch as He cannot be at variance with what He has represented and manifested Himself to be. The various other connections in which "in the name of God " occurs, are explained by what has been already dis- cussed. In an objective sense, the expression designates, in God's strength and authority, and as His representative (comp. Mic. V.... 3, where " in the majesty of the name of Jehovah" corresponds to Ty3 nin'', as Acts iv. 7 ii> iroia Suvd/xei, stands beside iv irouo 6v6/j, aTi, Deut. Xviii. 18 ff. ). To this, then, corresponds the subjective meaning, the naming and acknowledging of God as that power in which one speaks and deals, for whose cause one suffers, etc. [ibid. '].
§57.
2. 77ie Divine Countenance and the Divine Glory.
That by ^vhich God is present among His people is further designated the divine countenance (D'''?^).
What to read after Theology of the Old Testament volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gust Fr Gustav Friedrich Oehler to read onlineMoreLess
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