Two Letters to the Rev Alexander Mleod Dd Pastor of the Reformed Presbyte
Two Letters to the Rev Alexander Mleod Dd Pastor of the Reformed Presbyte
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" Let me ask your first attention to 1 Cor. Viii. 6. " To u& there is but one God — the Father — of whom are all things, and we in him ; and one Lord — Jesus Christ — by whom are all things, and we by him. " Are words capable of decla- ring more explicitly that the Father is the one God, and that Jesus is not ? It seems to me that such an assertion cannot be made in any words, if these words of Paul did not contain it.
1 Tim. Ii. 5- is equally expressive. "There is one God, and one Mediator bet...ween God and men, the man Christ Je- sus. " Who is the God of whom Paul speaks here ? Is it Je- sus ? Is it not rather a formal denial of his supreme divinity ? There is one God — but Jesus Christ is not ]:e. I beg that me sentence may be weighed, and I beiieve Paul will be found to have declared the Unitarian's faith.
Take once more the words of our Lord himself. Mark ^iii. 32. " Of that day and hour kuoweth no man; no, not the angels wlilcii arc in heaven, neither the Son, but the Fa- ther.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Let me ask your first attention to 1 Cor. Viii. 6. " To u& there is but one God — the Father — of whom are all things, and we in him ; and one Lord — Jesus Christ — by whom are all things, and we by him. " Are words capable of decla- ring more explicitly that the Father is the one God, and that Jesus is not ? It seems to me that such an assertion cannot be made in any words, if these words of Paul did not contain it.
1 Tim. Ii. 5- is equally expressive. "There is one God, and one Mediator bet...ween God and men, the man Christ Je- sus. " Who is the God of whom Paul speaks here ? Is it Je- sus ? Is it not rather a formal denial of his supreme divinity ? There is one God — but Jesus Christ is not ]:e. I beg that me sentence may be weighed, and I beiieve Paul will be found to have declared the Unitarian's faith.
Take once more the words of our Lord himself. Mark ^iii. 32. " Of that day and hour kuoweth no man; no, not the angels wlilcii arc in heaven, neither the Son, but the Fa- ther.
What to read after Two Letters to the Rev Alexander Mleod Dd Pastor of the Reformed Presbyte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ware Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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