Exercises Commemorating the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Birth of Jonathan Edwards, Held At Andover Theological Seminary, October 4 And 5, 1903
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The argument of this Observation is from the perfect goodness of God. I quote a few sen- tences.
" It appears that there must be more than a Unity in infinite and eternal Essence ; otherwise the Goodness of 16 APPENDIX I.
God Can have no perfect exercises. To be Perfectly Good, is to incline to, and delight in, making another happy in the same proportion as it is happy itself : that is, it delights as much in communicating happiness to another as in enjoying it himself, and [is] an inclination ...to communicate all his happiness God must have a perfect Exercise of his Goodness, and therefore must have the fellowship of a person equal with himself." " 98. Trinity^ This Observation finds in the Biblical application to the Holy Spirit of the Symbol of a Dove reason for supposing that He " is nothing but the infinite love and delight of God." Part of p. 103 of the " Essay " recently published by Professor Fisher is identical with this number. The closing sentence of the Observation is clearer than the corresponding one in the " Essay." It reads : " It was under this representation that the Holy [Ghost] descended on Christ at his Baptism, signify- ing the infinite love of the Father to the Son, and that thereby is signified that infinite love that is between the Father and the Son ; which is further illustrated by the voice which came with the dove, 'This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well Pleased.' " "117.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The argument of this Observation is from the perfect goodness of God. I quote a few sen- tences.
" It appears that there must be more than a Unity in infinite and eternal Essence ; otherwise the Goodness of 16 APPENDIX I.
God Can have no perfect exercises. To be Perfectly Good, is to incline to, and delight in, making another happy in the same proportion as it is happy itself : that is, it delights as much in communicating happiness to another as in enjoying it himself, and [is] an inclination ...to communicate all his happiness God must have a perfect Exercise of his Goodness, and therefore must have the fellowship of a person equal with himself." " 98. Trinity^ This Observation finds in the Biblical application to the Holy Spirit of the Symbol of a Dove reason for supposing that He " is nothing but the infinite love and delight of God." Part of p. 103 of the " Essay " recently published by Professor Fisher is identical with this number. The closing sentence of the Observation is clearer than the corresponding one in the " Essay." It reads : " It was under this representation that the Holy [Ghost] descended on Christ at his Baptism, signify- ing the infinite love of the Father to the Son, and that thereby is signified that infinite love that is between the Father and the Son ; which is further illustrated by the voice which came with the dove, 'This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well Pleased.' " "117.
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