Jerusalem Blade
Puritan Board Professor
I question the part in bold:
"Within the soul and body of Jesus the eternal wrath due untold millions of us was exhausted; the sin imputed to that infinitely holy soul (2 Cor 5:21) as much a torment as the wrath meted upon it..."
It is something I wrote, which I now question. My original thought was that the Lord could sense the evil that was imputed.
Thanks for any thoughts.
"Within the soul and body of Jesus the eternal wrath due untold millions of us was exhausted; the sin imputed to that infinitely holy soul (2 Cor 5:21) as much a torment as the wrath meted upon it..."
It is something I wrote, which I now question. My original thought was that the Lord could sense the evil that was imputed.
Thanks for any thoughts.