Manual of Christian Evidences
Manual of Christian Evidences
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Moreover, the Gos- pel is strewn with references to local peculiarities which prove the author to have been well acquainted with the scenes of the narrative. This characteristic has been admitted by prominent critics of the skeptical schools. Renan says of the account of the healing of the nobleman's son in the lifth chapter, that it was written by one who had himself made the journey frotn Cana to Caper- naum. Ireniuus could not have been deceived in his recollections of what he had heard from... Poly- carp, a disciple of John, nor could he have been mistaken as to the person to whom Pol^'carp re- ferred, and reminiscences of whom he was fond of relating. In the circle in the midst of which Poly- carp was held in honor, and of which Irenoius, in ' Page 48, seq.
TBE OENUINENESS OF THE GOSPELS, 67 his youth, was a member, there was no doubt or dis- pute respecting the autliorship and date of the fourth GospeL The manner in which the authorship of the fourtli Gospel is disclosed in the work itself con- tains a strong proof of its genuineness, the fourth Tliis disclosurc of himself by the author Gospel— his .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, the Gos- pel is strewn with references to local peculiarities which prove the author to have been well acquainted with the scenes of the narrative. This characteristic has been admitted by prominent critics of the skeptical schools. Renan says of the account of the healing of the nobleman's son in the lifth chapter, that it was written by one who had himself made the journey frotn Cana to Caper- naum. Ireniuus could not have been deceived in his recollections of what he had heard from... Poly- carp, a disciple of John, nor could he have been mistaken as to the person to whom Pol^'carp re- ferred, and reminiscences of whom he was fond of relating. In the circle in the midst of which Poly- carp was held in honor, and of which Irenoius, in ' Page 48, seq.
TBE OENUINENESS OF THE GOSPELS, 67 his youth, was a member, there was no doubt or dis- pute respecting the autliorship and date of the fourth GospeL The manner in which the authorship of the fourtli Gospel is disclosed in the work itself con- tains a strong proof of its genuineness, the fourth Tliis disclosurc of himself by the author Gospel— his .
What to read after Manual of Christian Evidences?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher George Park to read onlineMoreLess
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