Items related to THE GREEK TESTAMENT WITH NOTES GRAMMATICAL AND EXEGETICAL
Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 Excerpt: ...the sin of our race, our sinful nature. So 6:12--14. 6 Sdvarot (14, 17). rj-riant, G. 3: 23. Wisd. 2: 14, ipBavtf bia$bov 66.vo.T0t elffrfKQfv tit rbv Kbtrpov. Kal oVTtat quo facto, 11: 26. A. 7: 8. 1 Th. 4: 17. Adamo propter peccatum mortuo. tit trdvTat... biy6tv passed through and pervaded; 'ist durchgedrungen,' Luther, Mors mundum ingrcssa ad omnes homines pertendit. This death took effect on mankind thoroughly and universally. Death, as affecting the human inhabitants of the world; not death in the abstract, or originally. And perhaps not necessarily death of man as a physical fact, iff if for iirl Tovrip Sti, on thit account that. M marks the ground or exciting cause of SiijXffe, as Ph. 1:3, jt! trian pvtla. Cf. hp' if-Hjv Kxoihjv elpydau, t$ olt Tbv vb pov oil TTjpeis Koaa9ajj. So dvO &v, L. 1: 20. See on itrl w. dat. Ja. 5: 1. irdvTtt Ijpaprov all are sinners, 3: 23. cf. dpaprtakol KaTtordBrjo-av (19). The Ap. is not speaking of the personal sins of men, except as they prove the sinfulness, the infection of our nature, in which all are involved by their relation to Adam, as their common head and progenitor. All sinned virtually when Adam sinned, because in him their nature became sinful.--'The death which Adam brought in is opposed to the life which Christ beBtows. That life is spiritual; hence the death which is antithetic to it is spiritual too. Every person has a sinful nature and a sinful heart, which, though it have not broken out in acts of sin, constitutes him a sinner, and on this account he is liable to death, both in body and soul." (Browne, Article!, p. 249.) &XP1 taP »ooi Tap depends upon the statement that universal death is the consequence of universul guilt. An objection is supposed, viz., that one portion of mankind,...
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