A General Introduction to the Study of Holy Scripture
A General Introduction to the Study of Holy Scripture
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He defends the deuterocanonical books against the attack of Africanus and the Jews ; he establishes the authority of the Church as criterion of the Canon ; in his use of Scripture he makes no discrimination between the books of the first and second canons, and imreservedly as- serts that the deuterocanonical works are divine Scripture, Hence we claim the authority of Origen in support of the Catholic Canon of Scripture.
In the acts of the disputation of St. Archelaus with Manes, we find a quota...tion from Wisdom. * This quotation is of much worth, since it manifests that in that early day the canon of the Syrian Church comprised the deuterocanonical works. The quotation is found* in the twenty-ninth chapter of the disputation : Sap. I. 13. "Archelaus dixit: Nequa- ** — quoniam Deus mortem quam: absit! 'Deus enim mor- non fecit, nee laetatur in perdi- tem non fecit, nee laetatur in tione vivorum. " perditione vivorum. ' " We shall here subjoin some quotations found in the ex- tant works of St.
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He defends the deuterocanonical books against the attack of Africanus and the Jews ; he establishes the authority of the Church as criterion of the Canon ; in his use of Scripture he makes no discrimination between the books of the first and second canons, and imreservedly as- serts that the deuterocanonical works are divine Scripture, Hence we claim the authority of Origen in support of the Catholic Canon of Scripture.
In the acts of the disputation of St. Archelaus with Manes, we find a quota...tion from Wisdom. * This quotation is of much worth, since it manifests that in that early day the canon of the Syrian Church comprised the deuterocanonical works. The quotation is found* in the twenty-ninth chapter of the disputation : Sap. I. 13. "Archelaus dixit: Nequa- ** — quoniam Deus mortem quam: absit! 'Deus enim mor- non fecit, nee laetatur in perdi- tem non fecit, nee laetatur in tione vivorum. " perditione vivorum. ' " We shall here subjoin some quotations found in the ex- tant works of St.
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