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The Expositor, Vol. 3: Third Series; With Etching of Professor Franz Delitzsch, by H. Manesse (Classic Reprint)

The Expositor, Vol. 3: Third Series; With Etching of Professor Franz Delitzsch, by H. Manesse (Classic Reprint)

Samuel Cox
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If we look at the circumstances of the Hebrews a little more closely we shall notice that the severity of their trials came in a great degree from mistaken devoutness. They had determined, in obedience to traditional opinion, what Scripture should mean, and they found it hard to enter into its wider teaching. They had determined that institutions which were of Divine appointment must be permanent, and they found it hard to grasp the realities by which the forms of the older worship were replaced. They had determined that Christ's sovereignty should be openly vindicated by the victorious faith of God's people, and they found it hard to hold their belief firm against the general unbelief of their fellow-countrymen.
Language
English
Pages
494
Format
Paperback
Release
April 23, 2020
ISBN 13
9781333103866

The Expositor, Vol. 3: Third Series; With Etching of Professor Franz Delitzsch, by H. Manesse (Classic Reprint)

Samuel Cox
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Excerpt from The Expositor

If we look at the circumstances of the Hebrews a little more closely we shall notice that the severity of their trials came in a great degree from mistaken devoutness. They had determined, in obedience to traditional opinion, what Scripture should mean, and they found it hard to enter into its wider teaching. They had determined that institutions which were of Divine appointment must be permanent, and they found it hard to grasp the realities by which the forms of the older worship were replaced. They had determined that Christ's sovereignty should be openly vindicated by the victorious faith of God's people, and they found it hard to hold their belief firm against the general unbelief of their fellow-countrymen.
Language
English
Pages
494
Format
Paperback
Release
April 23, 2020
ISBN 13
9781333103866

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