The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-04

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Isaiah Hi .if-.s4e Ali - ~ - .-~-~n
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TN this chapter the prophet eivss a
accurate descriptions 81 the coming Mo-
siah. fully delinsAting his psrsonsl %.
psarancs. and carefully noting HIS atom
tng work - substatutionary sacrifes for
sin. The text r : deciaratton that this
Ing - will b deemed satisfactorg. The
pious Uavsl said that tho sufferines a
his S0ut vas the soul Of his sufIsriner.'
His bodily suf9erines vere yerv sreat. 6rt
~ nothing II oompaxiooa With theso a
the soul.
"Fist-Ihsss vss great suffering and
humiliation conneetsd with tbs fact Of IT,
nature. 6omethine akin q this u ssen q
the suffering of the mothse or : vsyvnr6
boy, and thot of The loving wife sharine
the shame and deeradasion a : proaisats
husband. AZ Jerusalem He vent over ~
rsbellious. whom He oOuld not save.
''6ecend-Haviae assumed our nature.
disioss Of ths rscs under tie curss OF 81
and wrath Of God. He endured physical
toll and WEAKNESS; eu0efeA from the Bit
tsr straits 81 pover1y; arie1 from the sor-
rows Of ethsrs: from the hatred Of enemies
and treaehesy - lxtsoda.
Third-He sudered from the hands ~
His Enfhes when He took the place OF the
sinner. sThs Lard isid On Him the IN
iquitv Of NJ aL' Having assumed orr lia-
biiities He Was held accountable and
shared ID Ill the elements 81 anguish which
consume the souls Of maukind.
The atouement Of CHRIST - The funda-
mental fast AZ Christianity. Is II declared
that Chriot shall - the fruits Of these
sufEesines. His work uas mol . venture.
Success which should b eatiofnctOry was
promised Him, ana HIS whole bearing n
ssWhat ere some u these 1fuitsf First
In the person and work ~ Christ We -
The n10et pertoce revoiaeion q the charac.
tsr Of God. He vas God endsshed, and
the attributes of holinese, love, ompipo-
teneo, omnisclsncs, wisdom and mercy
wsrs manifssssd 70 this world In won
deEful way ana - never before. The
whole RAGS of mankind - bolng lifted mp
% : higher conception Of God Through the
incarnas ion. and Whereyes He 10 known
and pseached the idols' are being put
awsy and the truo worship Of God tnsttr
tutsd.
ss1eeoad--In Hio atouing work the Re-
doomor Il permitted 70 - the majesty Of
The Divine eovesnnseus vindionted and IL
Authority sustained. Contempt VS. put
upon the law and the laugivor BY re6el-
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