Note 433 — SERMON IV.[390]
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'Essayists and Reviewers' would reply, that in the first instance, the supposed inference has no connexion with the premisses:—that in the second, (1) it has to be proved that the person intended in Psalm cx. is Christ; and (2) it does not follow, because David calls him "lord," that the person so spoken of is not his "son:"—that in the third instance, 'gods' is used in Psalm lxxxii. of earthly rulers; whereas, when our Saviour called Himself "the Son of God," He claimed to be "of one substance with the Father,—God of God."