An Exposition of the book of Ecclesiastes
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Thus man in the exercise of his own free will became the author of his own ruin.
Nor let us suppose that we, under more favourable circumstances, might have prevented the evil. They sought out — our first parents, and their whole posterity witli them. For the whole race was in their loins, as Levi was in the loins of Abraham. * All therefore were made responsible, as sharers of the corruption. * ' Beza. * Confess, b. Vii. C. 5.
^ See Heb. Vii. 8, 9. * * We hold it for certain, that in regard to... human nature, Adam was not merely a progenitor, Init, as it were, a root, and that aceord- 10* 226 EXPOSITION OF ECCLESIASTES. [CH. VII. 2».
The judgment was pronounced — not only on the indi- vidual offender, but upon the guilty race to the end. As punishment is the consequence of sin, how could they be punished in Adam, if in some way they had not sinned in him ? ^ We cannot dispute against facts. We see the present punishment of Adam's sin in every child of his race — a punishment, which we trace back clearly to the moment of his fall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus man in the exercise of his own free will became the author of his own ruin.
Nor let us suppose that we, under more favourable circumstances, might have prevented the evil. They sought out — our first parents, and their whole posterity witli them. For the whole race was in their loins, as Levi was in the loins of Abraham. * All therefore were made responsible, as sharers of the corruption. * ' Beza. * Confess, b. Vii. C. 5.
^ See Heb. Vii. 8, 9. * * We hold it for certain, that in regard to... human nature, Adam was not merely a progenitor, Init, as it were, a root, and that aceord- 10* 226 EXPOSITION OF ECCLESIASTES. [CH. VII. 2».
The judgment was pronounced — not only on the indi- vidual offender, but upon the guilty race to the end. As punishment is the consequence of sin, how could they be punished in Adam, if in some way they had not sinned in him ? ^ We cannot dispute against facts. We see the present punishment of Adam's sin in every child of his race — a punishment, which we trace back clearly to the moment of his fall.
What to read after An Exposition of the book of Ecclesiastes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Bridges to read onlineMoreLess
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