A Brief Outline of the Evidences of the Christian Religion
A Brief Outline of the Evidences of the Christian Religion
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It would have been impracticable for a few unlettered Jews to acquire the languages of all the nations, among whom the Gospel spread, in so short a time. Thej must have had the gift of tongues, or this conquest could never have been achieved. Besides, it ought to be remem- bered, that Jews were held in great contempt, by all the surrounding nations. A few persons of this nation, presenting themselves as the teachers of a new religion, and exhibiting a very mean appearance, as must have been the... case, would have called forth nothing but derision and con- tempt, in any of the large cities in the Empire. It is more unlikely that they should have been able to make many converts, than it would be now, for a few^ poor Jewish meclianics, to pro- selyte to Judaism, vast multitudes, in all the principal cities of Europe and America. " 5. The terms of discipleship which the Apos- tles proposed, and the doctrines which they preached, were not adapted to aHure and flatter the people, but must have been very repulsive to the minds of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would have been impracticable for a few unlettered Jews to acquire the languages of all the nations, among whom the Gospel spread, in so short a time. Thej must have had the gift of tongues, or this conquest could never have been achieved. Besides, it ought to be remem- bered, that Jews were held in great contempt, by all the surrounding nations. A few persons of this nation, presenting themselves as the teachers of a new religion, and exhibiting a very mean appearance, as must have been the... case, would have called forth nothing but derision and con- tempt, in any of the large cities in the Empire. It is more unlikely that they should have been able to make many converts, than it would be now, for a few^ poor Jewish meclianics, to pro- selyte to Judaism, vast multitudes, in all the principal cities of Europe and America. " 5. The terms of discipleship which the Apos- tles proposed, and the doctrines which they preached, were not adapted to aHure and flatter the people, but must have been very repulsive to the minds of men.
What to read after A Brief Outline of the Evidences of the Christian Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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