Paul, the Apostle: As Viewed By a Layman
Paul, the Apostle: As Viewed By a Layman
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. to them that are without law, as without law . . . that I might gain them that are without law."^ In any case it was not so very long after this Corinthian letter 1 GaL ii S-5; 1 Cor. ix. 19-2^.
Digitized by Google 104 PAUL THE APOSTLE that he came to Jerusalem. Read again the twenty-first chapter of Acts, and take note of its mistudied simpKcity. This straight- forward account, ampler far than we are accustomed to find in our sacred writings, cannot be brushed aside. If there is no veri- sim...ilitude here, there is no verisimilitude anywhere in the New Testament. If you were searching for a single passage to make your starting-point for an estimate of the apostle Paul, what chapter of Acts or Epistles should offer itself sooner than this bit of tradi- tion, which, as it happens, may have come down to us directly from one of Paul's imme- diate companions ? ^ Hostile records might well have handed down the general picture of a time-serving apostle ; they could hardly have fashioned, without some facts behind them, such definite details of a definite transaction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. to them that are without law, as without law . . . that I might gain them that are without law."^ In any case it was not so very long after this Corinthian letter 1 GaL ii S-5; 1 Cor. ix. 19-2^.
Digitized by Google 104 PAUL THE APOSTLE that he came to Jerusalem. Read again the twenty-first chapter of Acts, and take note of its mistudied simpKcity. This straight- forward account, ampler far than we are accustomed to find in our sacred writings, cannot be brushed aside. If there is no veri- sim...ilitude here, there is no verisimilitude anywhere in the New Testament. If you were searching for a single passage to make your starting-point for an estimate of the apostle Paul, what chapter of Acts or Epistles should offer itself sooner than this bit of tradi- tion, which, as it happens, may have come down to us directly from one of Paul's imme- diate companions ? ^ Hostile records might well have handed down the general picture of a time-serving apostle ; they could hardly have fashioned, without some facts behind them, such definite details of a definite transaction.
What to read after Paul, the Apostle: As Viewed By a Layman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Henry Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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