The Bible And Criticism
The Bible And Criticism
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Under the influence of Lightfoot, some still regard chapter xvi. As an in- tegral portion of the epistle ; others take it to be a commen- datory letter to Ephesus to introduce Phoebe, who was going to that city from Cenehrsea.
There is some question whether the Galatian letter should come just before the Eoman, as Lightfoot argued, or earlier in the Apostle's career. Its close resemblance to Romans seems to point to their conjunction. Lastly, with regard to this epistle it should be added that ...Sir William Kamsay's geographi- cal researches have strongly confirmed the view of Renan, Mommsen and others, as against Lightfoot, namely, that the Galatia of this epistle is South Galatia, and that the churches addressed are those of Paul's first missionary journey, Antioch, Icouium, Derbe, and Lystra.
64 THE BIBLE AND CRITICISM Iii the third group, as has been pointed out, the Epistle to the Oolossians is now generally accepted, and with it the com- panion letter to Philemon. It is difficult to think of that beautiful little private note as other than an evidently genuine composition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the influence of Lightfoot, some still regard chapter xvi. As an in- tegral portion of the epistle ; others take it to be a commen- datory letter to Ephesus to introduce Phoebe, who was going to that city from Cenehrsea.
There is some question whether the Galatian letter should come just before the Eoman, as Lightfoot argued, or earlier in the Apostle's career. Its close resemblance to Romans seems to point to their conjunction. Lastly, with regard to this epistle it should be added that ...Sir William Kamsay's geographi- cal researches have strongly confirmed the view of Renan, Mommsen and others, as against Lightfoot, namely, that the Galatia of this epistle is South Galatia, and that the churches addressed are those of Paul's first missionary journey, Antioch, Icouium, Derbe, and Lystra.
64 THE BIBLE AND CRITICISM Iii the third group, as has been pointed out, the Epistle to the Oolossians is now generally accepted, and with it the com- panion letter to Philemon. It is difficult to think of that beautiful little private note as other than an evidently genuine composition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Howard Bennett to read onlineMoreLess
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