CHAPTER 30
THE PROOF OF THE GOSPEL
Bk. V.
(254) CHAPTER
That the God of the Universe names Christ the Sun of Righteousness.
[Passage quoted, Mai. iv.
2.] He that has often been named Lord, and God, and Angel, and Chief Captain, Christ and Priest, and Word and Wisdom
(b) of God, and Lnage, this same Being is now called Sun of Righteousness.
And we see that the Father that begat Him proclaims that He will rise not on all, but only on those that fear His Name, giving them the light of the Sun of Righteousness as a reward for their fear.
He, then, must be God the ; for He i2andi. 9. was "the light that lighteth every man comini^^ into the world."
He of course, and not the sun of nature, perceptible to all alike whether they have reason or not, He
John viii.
^^'ord, 'Who said, " I am the Light of the world ''
(c) that is divine and spiritual, and the cause of all virtue and justice, God says in this passage, will rise only on those that fear Him, hiding Himself from the unworthy.
Concerning which He says somewhere else, " And the sun shall set upon Mic. iii. 5 the prophets that deceive my people." and 6.
CHAPTER
From Jeremiah.
(d) That God the Word, being Lord, prays to His Father prophesying the Conversion of the Gentiles.
[Passage quoted, Jer. xvi. 19-ji.] (255) The IvOrd prays to another Lord, clearly His Father and the God of the Universe, and says in the opening of His prayer, "O Lord, thou art my strength," and that which follows.
And He clearly prophesies the conversion of the Gentiles from idolatrous error to godly religion.
And this prophecy, moreover, has been shewn most clearly to have been fulfilled after the Coming of our Saviour Jesus Christ to men.
Ch.
;,o.
A SECOND GOD
But now that we have, by thirty proplietic (juotations in all, learned that our Lord and Saviour the Word of (iod is (1>) God, a Second God after the Most High and Supreme, we will pass to another topic in connection with the theology of I lis Person, and prove from the holy books of the Hebrews that it was necessary for tliis same God to come to men.
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