Notes On the Parables of Our Lord
Notes On the Parables of Our Lord
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: Tune regem ingredi, quando Deus tentat homines, ut appareat quantum quisque virtutis habeat, et an loco, quern inEcclesia tenet, dignus sit.
4 Thus Pseudo-Athanasius (De Parab. Script. } ; and in later times Weisse (Evang. Gesch. Vol. Ii. P. 114).
THE KING'S SON. 239 fitness for every hypocrite and deceiver had eminently their fitness for him. Others of the historico-prophetical school, as Vitringa and Cocceius, see in him the man of sin, 1 by -whom they understand the Pope. It is little like...ly, however, that any single person is intended, but rather that many are included in this one ; the 'few ' presently said to be ' chosen, ' as compared with the i many called, ' suggesting that a great sifting has found place. Why this ' many ' cast out should be represented as a single person has been explained in various ways. Town- son instances it as an example of what he happily calls ' the lenity of supposition, ' which marks our Lord's parables ; just as in another one servant only is brought forward as failing to turn his lord's money to account (Matt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
: Tune regem ingredi, quando Deus tentat homines, ut appareat quantum quisque virtutis habeat, et an loco, quern inEcclesia tenet, dignus sit.
4 Thus Pseudo-Athanasius (De Parab. Script. } ; and in later times Weisse (Evang. Gesch. Vol. Ii. P. 114).
THE KING'S SON. 239 fitness for every hypocrite and deceiver had eminently their fitness for him. Others of the historico-prophetical school, as Vitringa and Cocceius, see in him the man of sin, 1 by -whom they understand the Pope. It is little like...ly, however, that any single person is intended, but rather that many are included in this one ; the 'few ' presently said to be ' chosen, ' as compared with the i many called, ' suggesting that a great sifting has found place. Why this ' many ' cast out should be represented as a single person has been explained in various ways. Town- son instances it as an example of what he happily calls ' the lenity of supposition, ' which marks our Lord's parables ; just as in another one servant only is brought forward as failing to turn his lord's money to account (Matt.
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