Lectures On the Catechism On Confirmation And the Liturgy of the Protestant Ep
Lectures On the Catechism On Confirmation And the Liturgy of the Protestant Ep
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By being crucified, he suffered the punishment of a common malefactor, and ** was numbered with the transgressors, "^ and '' gave his life a ransom for many. "|| He was also " buried, " and in such a manner as to fulfil Isaiah's prophecy of him in this particular — for " he made his grave with the wicked and with the rich in his death. "^ With the wicked, in dying as a common malefactor, and with the rich, in that " Joseph a rich man of Arim- athea, begged his body of Pilate, and having wrapped... * Dan. Ix. 24. 25. F Luke xviii. 32. 35. \ John iii. U.
§ Isaiah liii. 12. Mark xv. 28. || Matt. Xx. 28. ^ Isaiah liii. 9.
102 LECTURES ON it in linen cloths and spices, as the manner of the Jews was to bury, he laid it in a new sepulchre wherein ne- ver man was laid. "* The next assertion in this article is, that, " he descended into Hell. " The original Greek word, Hades, here translated Hell, signifies the place or hab- itation of departed spirits. As our blessed Lord was actually dead and buried, so he continued some time in that state, his body being laid and remaining in the sepulchre, and his soul being all that time separa- ted from it, and continuing in the same state as those ofgood men probably will, during the time of their separation from the body, where they who die in the Lord rest from their labours, waiting for a still more perfect happiness at the resurrection in thelastday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By being crucified, he suffered the punishment of a common malefactor, and ** was numbered with the transgressors, "^ and '' gave his life a ransom for many. "|| He was also " buried, " and in such a manner as to fulfil Isaiah's prophecy of him in this particular — for " he made his grave with the wicked and with the rich in his death. "^ With the wicked, in dying as a common malefactor, and with the rich, in that " Joseph a rich man of Arim- athea, begged his body of Pilate, and having wrapped... * Dan. Ix. 24. 25. F Luke xviii. 32. 35. \ John iii. U.
§ Isaiah liii. 12. Mark xv. 28. || Matt. Xx. 28. ^ Isaiah liii. 9.
102 LECTURES ON it in linen cloths and spices, as the manner of the Jews was to bury, he laid it in a new sepulchre wherein ne- ver man was laid. "* The next assertion in this article is, that, " he descended into Hell. " The original Greek word, Hades, here translated Hell, signifies the place or hab- itation of departed spirits. As our blessed Lord was actually dead and buried, so he continued some time in that state, his body being laid and remaining in the sepulchre, and his soul being all that time separa- ted from it, and continuing in the same state as those ofgood men probably will, during the time of their separation from the body, where they who die in the Lord rest from their labours, waiting for a still more perfect happiness at the resurrection in thelastday.
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