Vox Die the Doctrine of the Spirit
Vox Die the Doctrine of the Spirit
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In the twelve Patriarchs there are twelve branches on which the imfolded richness of the blessing might be distributed ; and the dying words of Jacob are apocalyp- tic in their character. They symbolise the future deve- lopment of inspired prophecy. However we may fail to justify every interpretation which may be given to the words themselves, it is quite certain that they represent the transference of Jacob's inheritance of blessing to his descendants. In time Israel is foreshadowed ; not the ...one imperfect Jacob, but the whole people of God, in whom and with whom He will dwell — who shall be represented once more in Him who was both Son and Lord, in whom the promises shall be all fulfilled, and in whom, as God mani- fest in the flesh, the threefold character of Israel shall be realised — prophecy, priesthood, and royalty.
The Book of Exodus opens with a statement which reminds us at once that the remaining books of the Pen- tateuch are concerned with a nation rather than with a group of families.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the twelve Patriarchs there are twelve branches on which the imfolded richness of the blessing might be distributed ; and the dying words of Jacob are apocalyp- tic in their character. They symbolise the future deve- lopment of inspired prophecy. However we may fail to justify every interpretation which may be given to the words themselves, it is quite certain that they represent the transference of Jacob's inheritance of blessing to his descendants. In time Israel is foreshadowed ; not the ...one imperfect Jacob, but the whole people of God, in whom and with whom He will dwell — who shall be represented once more in Him who was both Son and Lord, in whom the promises shall be all fulfilled, and in whom, as God mani- fest in the flesh, the threefold character of Israel shall be realised — prophecy, priesthood, and royalty.
The Book of Exodus opens with a statement which reminds us at once that the remaining books of the Pen- tateuch are concerned with a nation rather than with a group of families.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Ainslie Redford to read onlineMoreLess
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