The Virgin Birth of Our Lord 8 2
The Virgin Birth of Our Lord 8 2
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, vol. I. Prolog. Sect. Viii. P. 48. -- There is no other alternative but to regard both stories as legendsindependently circulated in the ancient Church. "So artificial anexplanation would probably have found little favour with scholarsif there had been no miracle to suggest it. It is too commonlyassumed that evidence which would be good under ordinarycircumstances is bad where the supernatural is involved. "* Certainly it would seem to be in a high degree improbable thattwo such accounts as t...hose of the Birth of Jesus Christ which wehave in these two Gospels should be the work of forgers; and thisimprobability is further heightened when we compare them with thelegendary accounts of His infancy which were actually current inthe early centuries. + --* Swete, Church Congress Report (1902), p. 163. + See Preface, p. Xi. -- III THE SILENCE OF OTHER NEW TESTAMENT WRITERS What are the objections brought against all this evidence? The mainobjection is the silence of the other writers of the New Testament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, vol. I. Prolog. Sect. Viii. P. 48. -- There is no other alternative but to regard both stories as legendsindependently circulated in the ancient Church. "So artificial anexplanation would probably have found little favour with scholarsif there had been no miracle to suggest it. It is too commonlyassumed that evidence which would be good under ordinarycircumstances is bad where the supernatural is involved. "* Certainly it would seem to be in a high degree improbable thattwo such accounts as t...hose of the Birth of Jesus Christ which wehave in these two Gospels should be the work of forgers; and thisimprobability is further heightened when we compare them with thelegendary accounts of His infancy which were actually current inthe early centuries. + --* Swete, Church Congress Report (1902), p. 163. + See Preface, p. Xi. -- III THE SILENCE OF OTHER NEW TESTAMENT WRITERS What are the objections brought against all this evidence? The mainobjection is the silence of the other writers of the New Testament.
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