The Gospel therefore is a message, not an emotion. And as a message it is received by the intellect, not the emotions. -- Gordon H. Clark
It would be tedious to quote all 75 verses that use the word Gospel; but 1 Corinthians 15:1 contains a part of the message not mentioned in Romans 2. [Romans 2:16]. In brief it says, “The Gospel which I preached unto you [explains]…how that Christ died for our sins…and that he rose again the third day….” This is the Gospel “by which also ye are saved.” The Gospel therefore is a message, not an emotion. And as a message it is received by the intellect, not the emotions.
Gordon H. Clark (2013-03-04T05:00:00+00:00). What Is The Christian Life? (Kindle Locations 2440-2444). The Trinity Foundation. Kindle Edition.
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