A Defence of the Christian Doctrines of the Society of Friends Being a Reply T
A Defence of the Christian Doctrines of the Society of Friends Being a Reply T
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" Nor is it, as Dr. Hammond says, in the King's manuscript at St. James. See also what Franciscus Junius, Selden, Paulus Colo- mesius, and Bishop Burnet say of the omission of it.
" But whether that verse be dubious or authentic, is not much ma- terial, because in other places of scripture the substance of it is re- corded.^^ — Pages 414, 415.
We suppose that this last quotation from Richard Claridge has induced the compilers to make the assertion, that he doubted the authenticity of this text ...in 1st John. It will at once be seen, how- ever, that Richard Claridge himself, does not say that Ae doubted its authenticity ; but merely that this text was suspected by many learned men, and gives their reasons for so doing. Had the rea- sons, which induced them to suspect (not actually to doubt) the pas- sage, produced the same impression on his mind, he would not have concluded the statement in the manner he has ; for to say, " whe- ther it be dubious or authentic, is not much material, " is an expres- sion, which shows that he had not decided it to be dubious ; since jt might be safely used, in the sense he has it, by one who was con- 179 tending for its authenticity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Nor is it, as Dr. Hammond says, in the King's manuscript at St. James. See also what Franciscus Junius, Selden, Paulus Colo- mesius, and Bishop Burnet say of the omission of it.
" But whether that verse be dubious or authentic, is not much ma- terial, because in other places of scripture the substance of it is re- corded.^^ — Pages 414, 415.
We suppose that this last quotation from Richard Claridge has induced the compilers to make the assertion, that he doubted the authenticity of this text ...in 1st John. It will at once be seen, how- ever, that Richard Claridge himself, does not say that Ae doubted its authenticity ; but merely that this text was suspected by many learned men, and gives their reasons for so doing. Had the rea- sons, which induced them to suspect (not actually to doubt) the pas- sage, produced the same impression on his mind, he would not have concluded the statement in the manner he has ; for to say, " whe- ther it be dubious or authentic, is not much material, " is an expres- sion, which shows that he had not decided it to be dubious ; since jt might be safely used, in the sense he has it, by one who was con- 179 tending for its authenticity.
What to read after A Defence of the Christian Doctrines of the Society of Friends Being a Reply T?
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