Introductory Lessons On Morals And Christian Evidences
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5 ; Luke vii. 22 ) ; that, notwith standing this, He had been rejected and put to death, as had been foretold ; and that his disciples bore wit ness to his having risen from the dead, agreeably to other prophecies : " Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell (i. E. The grave) ; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption. " (Psalm xvi. 10 ; Acts ii. 27. ) All this led them to conclude, when they examined candidly, that the miracles which they saw were not the work of evil spirits, but ...that the Gospel did come 18* 210 CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES.
from God. On the other hand, we, who have not actually seen the miracles which they saw, have an ad vantage over them in seeing such an extraordinary fulfilment of prophecy, in what has happened since their tune.
LESSON V.
MIRACLES. PART I.
1. THE people who lived in the times of the Apos tles, though they had not seen -so much as we have of the fulfilment of the ancient prophecies, yet had seen them so far fulfilled in Jesus, as to afford good reasons for receiving Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5 ; Luke vii. 22 ) ; that, notwith standing this, He had been rejected and put to death, as had been foretold ; and that his disciples bore wit ness to his having risen from the dead, agreeably to other prophecies : " Thou wilt not leave my soul in hell (i. E. The grave) ; neither wilt thou suffer thine Holy One to see corruption. " (Psalm xvi. 10 ; Acts ii. 27. ) All this led them to conclude, when they examined candidly, that the miracles which they saw were not the work of evil spirits, but ...that the Gospel did come 18* 210 CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES.
from God. On the other hand, we, who have not actually seen the miracles which they saw, have an ad vantage over them in seeing such an extraordinary fulfilment of prophecy, in what has happened since their tune.
LESSON V.
MIRACLES. PART I.
1. THE people who lived in the times of the Apos tles, though they had not seen -so much as we have of the fulfilment of the ancient prophecies, yet had seen them so far fulfilled in Jesus, as to afford good reasons for receiving Him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whately, Richard, 1787-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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