of Christ as the life-giving Spirit. He asserts it, therefore, to be the doctrine of the Bible that man was created corruptible, but with the possibility and the purpose of rising into incorruptibility of existence by eating of the tree of life, and into nobility of existence by union with God; that when man fell, God intervened with a great act of mercy, restoring the possibility and continuing the purpose; that this necessitated the Divine Incarnation and the gift of the Spirit on the side of God,
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