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But iElfric did not limit himself to the views of any one or more authors, as to the meaning of spiritual mysteries." Dietrich (in Medner's Zeitschrift, volume for 1 8 5 5) adds the following as expressing iElfric's doctrine :- — " It was the custom in England that any one who could not produce compensation-money for a crime should become a serf, and in consequence his descendants also. This fitted in with what the Fathers had taught, that the devil forfeited the whole of mankind which had befo...re been his pro- perty, by inviting the Jews to kill the Innocent One. For in the legal principles of the Anglo- 76 AN ANGLO-SAXON ABBOT Saxons, not only every fatal blow, but also the incitement thereto was to be paid for by forfeiture to the King." This iElfric applies to men as being the property of Satan : — " We have often said, and say again, that the justice of Christ is so great that He would not take mankind from the devil by force, unless Satan forfeited that power. But the devil did forfeit it, when he led astray the people to killing the Christ of Almighty God, and through His innocent death we are set 'free from eternal death, if we do not destroy ourselves." Another aspect, however, is elsewhere set forth by iElfric, where he says of the Lamb of God — " that he offered Himself in sacrifice to the Father." Commenting on John iii.
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But iElfric did not limit himself to the views of any one or more authors, as to the meaning of spiritual mysteries." Dietrich (in Medner's Zeitschrift, volume for 1 8 5 5) adds the following as expressing iElfric's doctrine :- — " It was the custom in England that any one who could not produce compensation-money for a crime should become a serf, and in consequence his descendants also. This fitted in with what the Fathers had taught, that the devil forfeited the whole of mankind which had befo...re been his pro- perty, by inviting the Jews to kill the Innocent One. For in the legal principles of the Anglo- 76 AN ANGLO-SAXON ABBOT Saxons, not only every fatal blow, but also the incitement thereto was to be paid for by forfeiture to the King." This iElfric applies to men as being the property of Satan : — " We have often said, and say again, that the justice of Christ is so great that He would not take mankind from the devil by force, unless Satan forfeited that power. But the devil did forfeit it, when he led astray the people to killing the Christ of Almighty God, and through His innocent death we are set 'free from eternal death, if we do not destroy ourselves." Another aspect, however, is elsewhere set forth by iElfric, where he says of the Lamb of God — " that he offered Himself in sacrifice to the Father." Commenting on John iii.
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