Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 4
Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 4
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f Except a few general remarks upon 1 Cor. I. Iv. , Baur can quote from the first epistle only, ix. 1, in which Paul says of himself " I have seen the Lord, " which he con- siders may bo referred to the opponents of the apostle, who made it a subject of reproach to him that he had not seen the Lord. (See reference already mentioned, p. 85-88. ) From the second epistle, on the contrary, he argues from p. 89-114. But can that hypothesis he considered valid, which, casting aside the first and far ...more important epistle, rests for support upon the second alone ?
INTRODUCTION. 189 a parallel is instituted between the Old and New Testaments, the letter and the Spirit, in a way which has unquestionable reference to persons who had as yet gained no view of the specific peculiarity of the gospel. The important passage, x. 7, particularly stands in such connexion with the controversy against false apostles (xi. 13, seq. ; xii. 11), that the whole train of argument is very similar to that in the Epistle to the Galatians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
f Except a few general remarks upon 1 Cor. I. Iv. , Baur can quote from the first epistle only, ix. 1, in which Paul says of himself " I have seen the Lord, " which he con- siders may bo referred to the opponents of the apostle, who made it a subject of reproach to him that he had not seen the Lord. (See reference already mentioned, p. 85-88. ) From the second epistle, on the contrary, he argues from p. 89-114. But can that hypothesis he considered valid, which, casting aside the first and far ...more important epistle, rests for support upon the second alone ?
INTRODUCTION. 189 a parallel is instituted between the Old and New Testaments, the letter and the Spirit, in a way which has unquestionable reference to persons who had as yet gained no view of the specific peculiarity of the gospel. The important passage, x. 7, particularly stands in such connexion with the controversy against false apostles (xi. 13, seq. ; xii. 11), that the whole train of argument is very similar to that in the Epistle to the Galatians.
What to read after Biblical Commentary On the New Testament volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hermann Olshausen to read onlineMoreLess
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