Category: Religion/Spirituality
Israel's polity in the other (Isa. xxviii. 16). Jewish tradition had possibly already referred them to the Christ[18]; and certainly our Lord's use of Ps. cxviii. 22--'The stone which the builders rejected'--as applying to His own rejection, made the reference more obvious. It...
Israel's polity in the other (Isa. xxviii. 16). Jewish tradition had possibly already referred them to the Christ[18]; and certainly our Lord's use of Ps. cxviii. 22--'The stone...
2. xvii. 11, we read, 'For wickedness, condemned by a witness within, is acoward thing, and being pressed hard by conscience, always forecasteth the worst lot.' In St. John viii. 9, according to one reading, the Jews are 'convicted by their own consci...
3. viii. 10) a man's 'conscience' is said to be 'emboldened' to adopt anew practice, or (Hebr. ix. 14) to be cleansed for positive service. Moreover, though it is an individual faculty (see Rom. ii. 15), and exists primarily to pass judgement on on...
4. part ii. pp. 260 ff.[4] The only passage in the New Testament which strongly suggests an _everlasting_ persistence of personal consciousness of pain, is Rev. xx. 10, 'Shall be tormented day and nig...