Oct 7, 2021
Gerhard Ebeling, Luther: An Introduction to His Thought
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Gerhard Ebeling, Luther: An Introduction to His Thought
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Gerhard Ebeling wrote, “The failure to distinguish the law and the gospel always means the abandonment of the gospel” because the law gets softened into “helpful tips for practical living” instead of God’s unwavering demand for absolute perfection, while the gospel gets hardened into a set of moral and social demands we “must live out” instead of God’s unconditional declaration that “God justifies the ungodly.” As my friend and New Testament scholar Jono Linebaugh says, “God doesn’t serve mixed drinks. The divine cocktail is not law mixed with gospel. God serves two separate shots: law then gospel.” Jen confuses these two “shots” and therefore fails to deliver the REAL bad news which prevents the reader from hearing (and being relieved by) the REAL good news.
“Whoever takes the holiness of God seriously should make certain that no one is more conscientious than he in the use of words.”
Gerhard Ebeling, God and Word, 3