The Atonement Viewed in the Light of Certain Modern Difficulties Being the Hul
The Atonement Viewed in the Light of Certain Modern Difficulties Being the Hul
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In a fragment preserved in Leontius against the Eutychians. Justin Martyr's writings, though much more voluminous than those which have already passed under review, contain singu- larly few allusions to the doctrine of reconciliation by the Sacrifice of Christ. Most of his allusions are brief, and do not extend beyond the doctrine of Scripture. But in the Dialogue with Trypho the Jew, ch. Xciv. -xcvi. He denies emphatically that Jesus was cursed of God because He hung on the Cross, yet asse...rts that Jesus Christ took on Him the curses of all, and suffered on behalf of the whole family of mankind. He again asserts (ch. Cxxxviii. ) that we are regenerated and saved from God's impending judgment "by w^ater, faith and wood" {dice B. Vy^ov, the expression frequently used in the Scriptures of the Cross).
Note 5, p. 46; Irenaeus, Against Heresies^ Book v. Ch. I.
Note 6, p. 46.
In his Homily on St. Matthew, torn, xvi. , Origen asks the question, "To whom did Christ give His soul a ransom for NOTES TO LECTURE III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46.
In a fragment preserved in Leontius against the Eutychians. Justin Martyr's writings, though much more voluminous than those which have already passed under review, contain singu- larly few allusions to the doctrine of reconciliation by the Sacrifice of Christ. Most of his allusions are brief, and do not extend beyond the doctrine of Scripture. But in the Dialogue with Trypho the Jew, ch. Xciv. -xcvi. He denies emphatically that Jesus was cursed of God because He hung on the Cross, yet asse...rts that Jesus Christ took on Him the curses of all, and suffered on behalf of the whole family of mankind. He again asserts (ch. Cxxxviii. ) that we are regenerated and saved from God's impending judgment "by w^ater, faith and wood" {dice B. Vy^ov, the expression frequently used in the Scriptures of the Cross).
Note 5, p. 46; Irenaeus, Against Heresies^ Book v. Ch. I.
Note 6, p. 46.
In his Homily on St. Matthew, torn, xvi. , Origen asks the question, "To whom did Christ give His soul a ransom for NOTES TO LECTURE III.
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