The Archive · 1924

Nationalism Too Narrow

anything Tean' bring" says th "the Jew has the fist claim to Apostle. The Jevwish scheme as we all know turned en the word The word is eeattored over the Seriyfuzes like stare inthe firmament, shining brightly as a constellation in sich postages as the 110th. Psalm, Yell as ce learn f20m the Gospel might so be "worked to bik men evea to their own insincerity.

Tu comparison with Fagan loozeness it-was no doubt a fine cones tien, bat for all that it had permitted men to crucify the Prince of Glory Tt'meant in short am effort to vee late virtue until it could. weet ven against God's own. righteous, nese, "Dut Paul who had once coen its champion, new had a gospel spet declined to pit men's righteousness against God's, but rather put wholly in the hands of God, making so much more of God's righteous ness that human righteousness wes simply redueed to faith.

So far it was shallow, but above! all it was not equal tothe broad international conditions of the contemporary world. It was identifier with a racial consciousness and culture, and had no room for the Gentile, For these two reasons Pau! was able to exult in the new conception of the righteousness of God which had come to view in his experience through Jesus Christ.

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