Fitness of things. the principle of universal right. right ...
MESSIANIC PROPHECY.
257
ward very far, the atmosphere through which prophets
looked should in some measure distort the object seen.
This could no doubt have been prevented, but only at
the cost of making the mode of revelation quite dif-
ferent from what it is, and banishing the experiences of
life and the activities of the human mind from all share
in its production. And a fair criticism will not refuse
to admit that an Old Testament writer may have had
in his mind the Messiah, even in cases where his de-
scription does not quite agree with the Messiah's
history as it has actually occurred. All that such dis-
crepancies prove is that the writer, though referring in
his own mind to that distinct coming King, was not
enabled in all respects to conceive Him as He came,
but conceived Him rather as coming in relations re-
sembling those of his own time.
A. B. DAVIDSON.
RIGHTEOUSNESS AND JUSTIFICATION.
LJ ltcato ................
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