The Faith of Jesus - Alonzo T. Jones
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who would be the Redeemer must go back <strong>of</strong> the<br />
man, to meet the sin that was in the world before<br />
the man sinned.<br />
This is why He who came to redeem was<br />
“made <strong>of</strong> a woman.” By being made <strong>of</strong> a woman,<br />
He could trace sin to the very fountainhead <strong>of</strong> its<br />
original entry into the world by the woman. And<br />
thus in finding sin in the world and uprooting it<br />
from the world, from its original entrance into the<br />
world till the last vestige <strong>of</strong> it shall be swept from<br />
the world, in the very nature <strong>of</strong> things He must<br />
partake <strong>of</strong> human nature as it is since sin entered.<br />
Otherwise, there was no kind <strong>of</strong> need whatever<br />
that He should be “made <strong>of</strong> a woman.” If He were<br />
not to come into closest contact with sin as it is in<br />
the world, as it is in human nature; if He were to be<br />
removed one single degree from it as it is in human<br />
nature, --then He need not have been “made <strong>of</strong> a<br />
woman.”<br />
But as He was made <strong>of</strong> a woman--not <strong>of</strong> a man;<br />
as he was made <strong>of</strong> the one by whom sin entered in<br />
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