Publications, Issue 6
Publications, Issue 6
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The context shows that the last clause refers to future generations of their children. So irreconcilable with Scripture facts is the doctrine that even God cannot appoint one individual as the representative of others, without their consent.
(3.) The objection contains an imputation upon the divine character, and therefore de- stroys itself: for it iniplies that God might d by Google 76 ORiaiNAL SIN.
have proposed terms to Adam, which his posterity, had they been present, would have felt themse...lves authorized to reject as inequi- table.
Thirdly. This doctrine is declared to be " irreconcilable with the justice of GodP I answer, (1.) the objection overlooks the fact that God has suffered the whole race to be involved in ruin, through the apostacy of Adam. If this be a fact, it must be compat- ible with the divine justice. The only ques- tion then, is, whether the justice of God may be best vindicated by referring this fact to his absolute sovereignty, or by seeking a solution of it in such a covenant with Adam as has been described.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The context shows that the last clause refers to future generations of their children. So irreconcilable with Scripture facts is the doctrine that even God cannot appoint one individual as the representative of others, without their consent.
(3.) The objection contains an imputation upon the divine character, and therefore de- stroys itself: for it iniplies that God might d by Google 76 ORiaiNAL SIN.
have proposed terms to Adam, which his posterity, had they been present, would have felt themse...lves authorized to reject as inequi- table.
Thirdly. This doctrine is declared to be " irreconcilable with the justice of GodP I answer, (1.) the objection overlooks the fact that God has suffered the whole race to be involved in ruin, through the apostacy of Adam. If this be a fact, it must be compat- ible with the divine justice. The only ques- tion then, is, whether the justice of God may be best vindicated by referring this fact to his absolute sovereignty, or by seeking a solution of it in such a covenant with Adam as has been described.
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