New Light On the New Testament, From Records of the Graeco-Roman Period
New Light On the New Testament, From Records of the Graeco-Roman Period
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This subsequent treatment can no more alter the original character of the letters than publication 1 The stereotyped use of Tvxbv, as in I Co i6 6 .
2 For what follows, cf. Bible Studies.
LITERARY INTERPRETATION 57 in a collected volume would affect the character of the papyrus letters from Egypt. St. Paul had no intention of increasing the existing number of Jewish Epistles by a few new writings, and still less did he think to enrich the sacred literature of his people : when he wrote he alway...s had some perfectly concrete incentive in the often stormy life of the young Christian communities. He never dreamed of the destiny in store for his words in the history of the world, and had no idea that they would be in existence in the next generation, still less that they would one day become Holy Scripture to the nations. They have been handed down to us by the centuries with the patina of literature and the halo of canonicity upon them ; we must imagine both of these removed if we wish to comprehend their real historical character.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This subsequent treatment can no more alter the original character of the letters than publication 1 The stereotyped use of Tvxbv, as in I Co i6 6 .
2 For what follows, cf. Bible Studies.
LITERARY INTERPRETATION 57 in a collected volume would affect the character of the papyrus letters from Egypt. St. Paul had no intention of increasing the existing number of Jewish Epistles by a few new writings, and still less did he think to enrich the sacred literature of his people : when he wrote he alway...s had some perfectly concrete incentive in the often stormy life of the young Christian communities. He never dreamed of the destiny in store for his words in the history of the world, and had no idea that they would be in existence in the next generation, still less that they would one day become Holy Scripture to the nations. They have been handed down to us by the centuries with the patina of literature and the halo of canonicity upon them ; we must imagine both of these removed if we wish to comprehend their real historical character.
What to read after New Light On the New Testament, From Records of the Graeco-Roman Period?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deissmann, Adolf, 1866-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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