The Immanence of God in Rabbinical Literature
The Immanence of God in Rabbinical Literature
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XIII THE MEMRA i6i Now, what are the theological connotations which are assio^ned to the Memra in the Taro^umim ? The examples adduced, prove that the Memra points to a Divine manifestation in the affairs of the world, that in the mind of the old-world Targumic author, it expressed the unfailing and infallible Presence of a Godhead who is mercy and wisdom and power and love all in glorious combination, revealing themselves in all the chequered incidents of the life of Israel, in order ...to sustain God's people in their upward path towards riorhteousness. It is with teaching of this nature, that the Fourth Gospel seems to accord. Of course, I assume that the modern critical view of the Fourth Gospel is the correct one, viz. That it is a book written with a theological, rather than a historical, purpose, that it is a subjective interpretation of an idea, or series of ideas, rather than an objective presentation, a chronicle of events.
I will now take some parts of the Gospel in detail.
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15, 17).
XIII THE MEMRA i6i Now, what are the theological connotations which are assio^ned to the Memra in the Taro^umim ? The examples adduced, prove that the Memra points to a Divine manifestation in the affairs of the world, that in the mind of the old-world Targumic author, it expressed the unfailing and infallible Presence of a Godhead who is mercy and wisdom and power and love all in glorious combination, revealing themselves in all the chequered incidents of the life of Israel, in order ...to sustain God's people in their upward path towards riorhteousness. It is with teaching of this nature, that the Fourth Gospel seems to accord. Of course, I assume that the modern critical view of the Fourth Gospel is the correct one, viz. That it is a book written with a theological, rather than a historical, purpose, that it is a subjective interpretation of an idea, or series of ideas, rather than an objective presentation, a chronicle of events.
I will now take some parts of the Gospel in detail.
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