A Suggestion As to the Origin of the Plan of Savannah
A Suggestion As to the Origin of the Plan of Savannah
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Digitized by VjOOQIC THE TEACHING OF ST PAUL. 207 law is "holy, and just, and good," yet it slays man and does not revive him; it fills him with a sense of weakness and a ** fearful looking for of judgment." But this very despair of self is just what is needed for the reception of the infinite hope; and he who ceases to struggle for his own life, finds the divine life streaming into him and making him its organ.
He for whom the consciousness of self has thus lost all that divides it from the... consciousness of (jh>d, has in one sense ceased to he, but in another he has for the first time begun tnily to exist.
"Nevertheless I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me."^ In this way St. Paul at once sets Law and GU)spel in direct antagonism, and yet brings them together as stages in the education of the religious consciousness of man; or, to state the matter more exactly, he makes the Qospel embrace the Law as the necessary negative condition of its own reali- sation. Nay, even 9in Usdf, as its utmost power is shown only under the Law — which produces a distinct conscumme&i of sin, and so prepares the way for the negation of it and for the reception of a new principle of life — even sin itself, from this point of view, is shown to form part of the divine order.
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Digitized by VjOOQIC THE TEACHING OF ST PAUL. 207 law is "holy, and just, and good," yet it slays man and does not revive him; it fills him with a sense of weakness and a ** fearful looking for of judgment." But this very despair of self is just what is needed for the reception of the infinite hope; and he who ceases to struggle for his own life, finds the divine life streaming into him and making him its organ.
He for whom the consciousness of self has thus lost all that divides it from the... consciousness of (jh>d, has in one sense ceased to he, but in another he has for the first time begun tnily to exist.
"Nevertheless I live, yet not I, but Christ liveth in me."^ In this way St. Paul at once sets Law and GU)spel in direct antagonism, and yet brings them together as stages in the education of the religious consciousness of man; or, to state the matter more exactly, he makes the Qospel embrace the Law as the necessary negative condition of its own reali- sation. Nay, even 9in Usdf, as its utmost power is shown only under the Law — which produces a distinct conscumme&i of sin, and so prepares the way for the negation of it and for the reception of a new principle of life — even sin itself, from this point of view, is shown to form part of the divine order.
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