The Man-Savior’S Divine Attributes And Human Virtues
THE MAN-SAVIOR'S DIVINE ATTRIBUTES AND HUMAN VIRTUES
In this parable we can see the Man-Savior's divine attributes and human virtues. Concern ing the divine attributes, we see the Spirit, the eternal life, the blessing, and the repayment. The giving of the Spirit, divine life, the blessing, and the repayment of the church are all related to the divine attributes.
The Lord's human virtues revealed here in clude His compassion, love, sympathy, and care. In this case, the Man-Savior's human virtues are mingled with His divine attributes. It is difficult to clearly distinguish them by categories, because they are mingled to produce the highest stan dard of morality.
In the parable of the good Samaritan we see that the morality of the Man-Savior was a mo rality of the highest standard. When the priest saw the man who had fallen among robbers, he did not do anything to help him. It seemed that this priest did not have any morality at all. The situation with the Levite was the same. But when the Man-Savior saw the man in his pitiful con dition, He was moved with compassion. Then
He fully exercised His morality to care for the needy one. The Man-Savior's high standard of morality was a product of a mingled life, a life in which the divine attributes are mingled with the human virtues. In this parable we clearly see that the Man-Savior carried out His ministry in His human virtues with His divine attributes.
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Life-study of Luke © 1986 Living Stream Ministry
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