A Free Enquiry Into the Origin of the Fourth Gospel
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N, 'the end of the Lord 3 is spoken of as having been seen by his audience ; Job and Jesus being brought forward as examples of ultimate happiness after calamity. This passage, however, has been otherwise interpreted, in a perverse sense, I think. In Ignatius' letter to the Ephesians (19), the reference to the silence or mystery connected with the ultimate death of Jesus is unmistakable. " And hidden from the prince of this world were the virginity of Mary and her child-bearing, and likewise al...so the death of the Lord three mysteries to be cried aloud [three mysteries of the Shout] the which were wrought in the silence of God" (Lightfoot). The death on the cross cannot surely be regarded a mystery wrought in silence. It is unlikely that this singular and peculiar passage was forged. Both Paul and Ignatius appear to have held the same belief : that Jesus was immortal on earth and yet mysteriously disappeared.
1 There are verbal difficulties in the first chapter of Galatians, which, without doubt, influence many worthy people, who in general take accurate common-sense views of things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
N, 'the end of the Lord 3 is spoken of as having been seen by his audience ; Job and Jesus being brought forward as examples of ultimate happiness after calamity. This passage, however, has been otherwise interpreted, in a perverse sense, I think. In Ignatius' letter to the Ephesians (19), the reference to the silence or mystery connected with the ultimate death of Jesus is unmistakable. " And hidden from the prince of this world were the virginity of Mary and her child-bearing, and likewise al...so the death of the Lord three mysteries to be cried aloud [three mysteries of the Shout] the which were wrought in the silence of God" (Lightfoot). The death on the cross cannot surely be regarded a mystery wrought in silence. It is unlikely that this singular and peculiar passage was forged. Both Paul and Ignatius appear to have held the same belief : that Jesus was immortal on earth and yet mysteriously disappeared.
1 There are verbal difficulties in the first chapter of Galatians, which, without doubt, influence many worthy people, who in general take accurate common-sense views of things.
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