Historical Lectures On the Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ Being the Hulsean Lec
Historical Lectures On the Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ Being the Hulsean Lec
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John . In ch, viii. To the last day of the feast of Tabernacles (John vii. 37), or to the Sabbath on which the blind man was healed (John x. 14). The latter appears to be the more probable connection. The beginning of ch. Ix. Seems closely linked with the concluding verse of chap. Viii. — a chapter which really com- mences with ver. 12, and contains the record of a series of apparently continuous discourses. Compare Origen, in Joann. Xix. 2, Vol. Iv. P. 292 (ed. Bened. ). Between this chapter a...nd the close of ch. Vii. There seems a break, which in the received text is filled up with the narrative of the woman taken in adultery. On the connection of this portion, see Wieseler, Cliron. Synops. P. 329, and com- pare the remarks of Meyer, Komment. Ub. Joh. P. 289 sq. (ed. 3), — who, however, does not seem correct in separating John viii. 21 sq. From what precedes, and iu assigning the discourse to a following day.
2 It is worthy of notice that the Evangelist seems desirous that it should be clearly observed that the iroKKol who believed (John viii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John . In ch, viii. To the last day of the feast of Tabernacles (John vii. 37), or to the Sabbath on which the blind man was healed (John x. 14). The latter appears to be the more probable connection. The beginning of ch. Ix. Seems closely linked with the concluding verse of chap. Viii. — a chapter which really com- mences with ver. 12, and contains the record of a series of apparently continuous discourses. Compare Origen, in Joann. Xix. 2, Vol. Iv. P. 292 (ed. Bened. ). Between this chapter a...nd the close of ch. Vii. There seems a break, which in the received text is filled up with the narrative of the woman taken in adultery. On the connection of this portion, see Wieseler, Cliron. Synops. P. 329, and com- pare the remarks of Meyer, Komment. Ub. Joh. P. 289 sq. (ed. 3), — who, however, does not seem correct in separating John viii. 21 sq. From what precedes, and iu assigning the discourse to a following day.
2 It is worthy of notice that the Evangelist seems desirous that it should be clearly observed that the iroKKol who believed (John viii.
What to read after Historical Lectures On the Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ Being the Hulsean Lec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellicott, C. J. (Charles John), 1819-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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