Koul Jacob in Defence of the Jewish Religion Containing the Arguments of the
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) — We are not told that Jesus was a leper^ for he professed to heal it. Indeed, if he had been one, the Jews would not have permitted him to have " disputed daily in the temple, " or, indeed, to to have come any where near it ; either for that purpose, or " to cast out them that sold and " bought, to overthrow the tables of the money chan- ^' gers, and the seats of them that sold doves, " or for any other purpose whatever. — On the contrary, he would have been expelled the city, and no communi...cation held with him ; until he had been cured and purified, ac- cording to the law. — (Levit. The same chap. ) Ver 5th. ^' But he was wounded for our trans- " gressions ; he was bruised for our iniquities ; the " chastisement of owr peace was upon him, and with his '^ stripes loe are healed. " You will not deny that Isaiah was a Jew^ and that he is addressing himself 0^?/^ to the Jews. — Then if Je- sus be the person here alluded to, the Jews should 31 liave been '' healed by his stripes ;'' whereas, you say they committed a great sin bv bruising him, and were severely pwiished, instead of being healed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) — We are not told that Jesus was a leper^ for he professed to heal it. Indeed, if he had been one, the Jews would not have permitted him to have " disputed daily in the temple, " or, indeed, to to have come any where near it ; either for that purpose, or " to cast out them that sold and " bought, to overthrow the tables of the money chan- ^' gers, and the seats of them that sold doves, " or for any other purpose whatever. — On the contrary, he would have been expelled the city, and no communi...cation held with him ; until he had been cured and purified, ac- cording to the law. — (Levit. The same chap. ) Ver 5th. ^' But he was wounded for our trans- " gressions ; he was bruised for our iniquities ; the " chastisement of owr peace was upon him, and with his '^ stripes loe are healed. " You will not deny that Isaiah was a Jew^ and that he is addressing himself 0^?/^ to the Jews. — Then if Je- sus be the person here alluded to, the Jews should 31 liave been '' healed by his stripes ;'' whereas, you say they committed a great sin bv bruising him, and were severely pwiished, instead of being healed.
What to read after Koul Jacob in Defence of the Jewish Religion Containing the Arguments of the?
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