Letters to a Minister of the Gospel On His And Other Interpretations of Our Sav
Letters to a Minister of the Gospel On His And Other Interpretations of Our Sav
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When he would guard them against the danger of mistake, it is not by telling them that there will be no per- sonal manifestation of himself, but a mere display of his power and his wrath, by the agency of the Romans. The ground of caution is very different, and applicable only to a personal coming, ft is, that the promised manifestation will be altogether inimitable by imposters, for it will be no secret, buta bright visible appearance, *' as the lightning, "* But not only does the term " Son o...f man'^ necessarily imply his personal presence, while there is also a clear dis- tinction drawn between his coming and the destruction of * It lias been well said by Mr. Cuninghame, that ^' there is na end to the vagaries of Commentators. " To a person desirous of really ascertaining the meaning of the Scriptures, there can be few things more annoying than the " vagaries" which are offered as ex- planations in approved Commentaries. A striking instance of this occurs in Henry on this comparison of our Lord's coming to the lightnings which he says "seems primarily to be meant of His coming to set up his spiritual kingdom in the world : where the gos- pel came in its light and power, there the Son of man came, ''as the lightning" !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he would guard them against the danger of mistake, it is not by telling them that there will be no per- sonal manifestation of himself, but a mere display of his power and his wrath, by the agency of the Romans. The ground of caution is very different, and applicable only to a personal coming, ft is, that the promised manifestation will be altogether inimitable by imposters, for it will be no secret, buta bright visible appearance, *' as the lightning, "* But not only does the term " Son o...f man'^ necessarily imply his personal presence, while there is also a clear dis- tinction drawn between his coming and the destruction of * It lias been well said by Mr. Cuninghame, that ^' there is na end to the vagaries of Commentators. " To a person desirous of really ascertaining the meaning of the Scriptures, there can be few things more annoying than the " vagaries" which are offered as ex- planations in approved Commentaries. A striking instance of this occurs in Henry on this comparison of our Lord's coming to the lightnings which he says "seems primarily to be meant of His coming to set up his spiritual kingdom in the world : where the gos- pel came in its light and power, there the Son of man came, ''as the lightning" !
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