The Immortality of the Soul And the Final Condition of the Wicked Carefully Cons
The Immortality of the Soul And the Final Condition of the Wicked Carefully Cons
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It is not the life of the spirit of man in the sense of the existence of the spirit, but in the sense of a happy state or condition.
This severance is also spoken of as eternal or everlasting death. For though the word eternal is not mentioned in the law, or in the threatening, (Gen. Ii, 17; Ezek. Xviii, 4, 20, ) it is simply because such mention was needless. For any one who will reflect a moment, can see that if a rational creature, by a direct act of choice, separate himself from God, the so...urce of life, he never can, by his own strength or resources, reunite himself therewith, so that unless the infinite mercy of God interpose and prevent, that severance must continue forever. Hence there was not the slightest necessity for employing the word everlasting in the threatening, and none but a theo^pgastrian would ever pre- tend that the word not being there furnished evidence in favor of Universalism.
It is important to the right understanding of the position which our opponents sustain in relation to our whole theme, that this sense of the term death should be fully illustrated, for their scheme utterly confounds these two senses of the word in their application to man's present state or condition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not the life of the spirit of man in the sense of the existence of the spirit, but in the sense of a happy state or condition.
This severance is also spoken of as eternal or everlasting death. For though the word eternal is not mentioned in the law, or in the threatening, (Gen. Ii, 17; Ezek. Xviii, 4, 20, ) it is simply because such mention was needless. For any one who will reflect a moment, can see that if a rational creature, by a direct act of choice, separate himself from God, the so...urce of life, he never can, by his own strength or resources, reunite himself therewith, so that unless the infinite mercy of God interpose and prevent, that severance must continue forever. Hence there was not the slightest necessity for employing the word everlasting in the threatening, and none but a theo^pgastrian would ever pre- tend that the word not being there furnished evidence in favor of Universalism.
It is important to the right understanding of the position which our opponents sustain in relation to our whole theme, that this sense of the term death should be fully illustrated, for their scheme utterly confounds these two senses of the word in their application to man's present state or condition.
What to read after The Immortality of the Soul And the Final Condition of the Wicked Carefully Cons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Landis, Robert Wharton, 1809-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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