Supernatural Revelation : An Essay Concerning the Basis of the Christian Faith
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158. 2 Ibid., p. 151.
164 SUPERNATURAL REVELATION.
telling about some unknown person that had appeared to them on the shore of the Lake of Galilee? Were they urging the Jews to accept Jesus as their Messiah for the reason that two men had had an interesting talk with a mysterious stranger on the way to Emmaus ? Of course not. The "legend" was already full-grown. So far as this story is concerned, it might have been recorded at once. In a few days or weeks after the cruci- fixion the disciples w...ere telling confidently, not of an unknown Jesus who had appeared to them, but of an unmistakable reap- pearance of the Crucified One. In spite of Mr. Arnold's " fine head," it is palpable that there was no slow and gradual growth of a legendary story, but that the story was from the beginning unequivocal, well-defined, in all essential features precisely what the New Testament records present to us.
One thing is certain. The supernatural is so inwrought into the very substance of the New Testament, that unbelieving critics can eliminate it only by the most arbitrary and uncriti- cal process, and con never come to any agreement among them- selves as to what is to be accepted and what rejected in the evangelical portraiture of Jesus Christ and his work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
158. 2 Ibid., p. 151.
164 SUPERNATURAL REVELATION.
telling about some unknown person that had appeared to them on the shore of the Lake of Galilee? Were they urging the Jews to accept Jesus as their Messiah for the reason that two men had had an interesting talk with a mysterious stranger on the way to Emmaus ? Of course not. The "legend" was already full-grown. So far as this story is concerned, it might have been recorded at once. In a few days or weeks after the cruci- fixion the disciples w...ere telling confidently, not of an unknown Jesus who had appeared to them, but of an unmistakable reap- pearance of the Crucified One. In spite of Mr. Arnold's " fine head," it is palpable that there was no slow and gradual growth of a legendary story, but that the story was from the beginning unequivocal, well-defined, in all essential features precisely what the New Testament records present to us.
One thing is certain. The supernatural is so inwrought into the very substance of the New Testament, that unbelieving critics can eliminate it only by the most arbitrary and uncriti- cal process, and con never come to any agreement among them- selves as to what is to be accepted and what rejected in the evangelical portraiture of Jesus Christ and his work.
What to read after Supernatural Revelation : An Essay Concerning the Basis of the Christian Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Charles Marsh, 1836-1911 to read onlineMoreLess
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