Analysis of the Lectures. II. It is a Life of the Eternal Word made flesh. Doctrine of the Eternal Word in the Prologue Manifestation of the Word, as possessing the Divine XXV xxvi Analysis of the Lectures. LECTURE VI. OUR LORD'S DIVINITY AS TAUGHT BY ST. JAMES, ST. PETER, AND ST. PAUL. Gal. ii. 9. St. John's Christology not an intellectual idiosyncrasy 1. presupposes the Christology of St. Paul II. St. Peter 1. leads his hearers up to understand Christ's 2. exhibits Christ's Godhead more fully, in his III. St. Jude's Epistle implies that Christ is God 1. form of his Christology compared with that prominent place given by him to the truths. a. of our Lord's true Mediating Manhood PAGE 277 278 282 287 291 294 301 302 303 307 a. his doctrine of Faith B. his account of Regeneration 7. his attitude towards the Judaizers V. Contrasts between the Apostles do but enhance the force of their common faith in a Divine Christ 339 344 348 350 Objections urged in modern times against the Homoousion 358 Real justification of the Homoousion- xxviii Analysis of the Lectures. Answer: a. They had not grasped all the intellectual bearings of the faith. PAGE 419 B. They were anxious to put strongly for- 422 y. The Church's real mind not doubtful 424 III. The Homoousion a. not a development in the sense of an enlarge SOME CONSEQUENCES OF THE DOCTRINE OF OUR LORD'S DIVINITY. Rom. viii. 32. Theology must be, within limits, 'inferential'. What the doctrine of Christ's Divinity involves I. Conservative force of the doctrine 44 I 442 1. It protects the Idea of God in human thought, 444 a. which Deism cannot guard B. and which Pantheism destroys 2. It secures the true dignity of Man II. Illuminative force of the doctrine 444 448 451 a. It implies Christ's Infallibility as a Teacher . 455 Objections from certain texts. 1. St. Luke ii. 52 considered 2. St. Mark xiii. 32 considered A single limitation of knowledge in Christ's 456 B. It explains the atoning virtue of Christ's Death 7. It explains the supernatural power of the 2. Belief in Christ's Godhead has propa- ism and naturalism- |