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139 selection out of the existing abundant material, which was partly determined by the individuality of each writer, and partly by the needs of those for whom the writing was intended. The similar arrangement of the narrative creates the least difficulty. For if the events of the life of Jesus appeared to the evangelists to be of the greatest importance, a correct knowledge of their succession could not be lightly esteemed. The deviations are explained by the large liberty which the . Oral tra...dition must have allowed them. The fact that the language of all the evan- gelists, even that of Luke, who was a master of the pure Greek idiom, is that of a Hebraizing-Greek, is best ex- plained by -the assumption of an oral source sanctioned by constant usage ; since it would otherwise be inexplicable that Luke, who wrote for Greeks, should not have elabo- rated the existing accounts in a language better suited to them. It is further argued that if such an oral type was the basis of our Gospels, there must arise an agreement in expression along with deviations in often unimportant synonyms, in peculiarities in adding single circumstances, and in the transposition or altered representation of the same thoughts, similar to the phenomena which these writings present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
139 selection out of the existing abundant material, which was partly determined by the individuality of each writer, and partly by the needs of those for whom the writing was intended. The similar arrangement of the narrative creates the least difficulty. For if the events of the life of Jesus appeared to the evangelists to be of the greatest importance, a correct knowledge of their succession could not be lightly esteemed. The deviations are explained by the large liberty which the . Oral tra...dition must have allowed them. The fact that the language of all the evan- gelists, even that of Luke, who was a master of the pure Greek idiom, is that of a Hebraizing-Greek, is best ex- plained by -the assumption of an oral source sanctioned by constant usage ; since it would otherwise be inexplicable that Luke, who wrote for Greeks, should not have elabo- rated the existing accounts in a language better suited to them. It is further argued that if such an oral type was the basis of our Gospels, there must arise an agreement in expression along with deviations in often unimportant synonyms, in peculiarities in adding single circumstances, and in the transposition or altered representation of the same thoughts, similar to the phenomena which these writings present.
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