The Life And Work of St Paul
The Life And Work of St Paul
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It is found in no other Ei)istle.
^ For similar instances of entangled objection and reply, Tholuck refers to vii and Gal. Iii. See, too, Excmsus XXL, " On the Antinomies of St. Paul. " 472 THE LIFE AND WORK OP ST. PAUL.
futation. It bIiows that they involve an aLsunlily easily rocofjnisallc. However lou^cally correct, tlicy are so moi'ally repulsive, so spiritu illy false, llmt silence is the only answer of which they an; worthy. Such an ohjeetiou is tlie one which Paul has just stated. It is ...sulfieient to toss it away with the sense of ehudderinj^ repulsion — tho horror naturalis — involvi;d in a /xr? yevoiTO. It is enough to bid it avaunt, as we niight avert with a formula an evil omen. People say that Paul has taught tlie liideous lie that we may sin to get experience — or sin to add to Chiist's redeeming glory — or that tho end justifies tho means; or that we may do evil that good may come. ^^ llinj say What say they? Let them say!" All that Paul has to say to them is merely that " their judgment is just.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is found in no other Ei)istle.
^ For similar instances of entangled objection and reply, Tholuck refers to vii and Gal. Iii. See, too, Excmsus XXL, " On the Antinomies of St. Paul. " 472 THE LIFE AND WORK OP ST. PAUL.
futation. It bIiows that they involve an aLsunlily easily rocofjnisallc. However lou^cally correct, tlicy are so moi'ally repulsive, so spiritu illy false, llmt silence is the only answer of which they an; worthy. Such an ohjeetiou is tlie one which Paul has just stated. It is ...sulfieient to toss it away with the sense of ehudderinj^ repulsion — tho horror naturalis — involvi;d in a /xr? yevoiTO. It is enough to bid it avaunt, as we niight avert with a formula an evil omen. People say that Paul has taught tlie liideous lie that we may sin to get experience — or sin to add to Chiist's redeeming glory — or that tho end justifies tho means; or that we may do evil that good may come. ^^ llinj say What say they? Let them say!" All that Paul has to say to them is merely that " their judgment is just.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farrar, F. W. (Frederic William), 1831-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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