Old Testament Theology And Modern Ideas
Old Testament Theology And Modern Ideas
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This was so in the case of our first parents. We read in Genesis v. I, that "in the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made He him, male and female created He them. " But immediately afterwards we read, " Adam begat [a son] in his own likeness, after his image. " From that time onwards we have been children of Adam, retaining something of the original resemblance to 1 See Old Testament Synonyms, p. 66 ; and on the general subject see Butler's Analogy, chap. V. 2 See Stokes, Giffor...d Lectures (ist series, p. 79), and compare VIozley s paper on " Original Sin " in his Lectures and Discussions. GOD'S RIGHTEOUS ADMINISTRATION 75 God and something also of the resemblance to Adam in his degenerate condition. It is strange that some students of human nature, with marks of heredity all round them, have stumbled at this special phenomenon. The reason of their difficulty will be discussed later. The present object is simply to emphasise the fact that the race has had a mixed inheritance from the beginning of human history, and that it is an inheritance in the true sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was so in the case of our first parents. We read in Genesis v. I, that "in the day that God created man, in the likeness of God made He him, male and female created He them. " But immediately afterwards we read, " Adam begat [a son] in his own likeness, after his image. " From that time onwards we have been children of Adam, retaining something of the original resemblance to 1 See Old Testament Synonyms, p. 66 ; and on the general subject see Butler's Analogy, chap. V. 2 See Stokes, Giffor...d Lectures (ist series, p. 79), and compare VIozley s paper on " Original Sin " in his Lectures and Discussions. GOD'S RIGHTEOUS ADMINISTRATION 75 God and something also of the resemblance to Adam in his degenerate condition. It is strange that some students of human nature, with marks of heredity all round them, have stumbled at this special phenomenon. The reason of their difficulty will be discussed later. The present object is simply to emphasise the fact that the race has had a mixed inheritance from the beginning of human history, and that it is an inheritance in the true sense.
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