The Bible And Modern Thought
The Bible And Modern Thought
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from the very first, the view in this extract does imply » real inaccuracy and contradiction in the Gospels. For the visit to Nazareth in St'. Matthew and St. Mark is plainly made to follow the parables, and the raising of the ruler's daughter, and comes shortly before the mission of the Twelve. Hence, if St. Luke speaks of the same visit, the very first event he names in our Lord's ministry is wholly out of its true order, is tran. Sferred from the later half of the period to its first beginni...ng, and even fastened to a wrong place by the words at the close. For St. Luke plainly describes the course of teaching at Capernaum, and the cure of the demoniac, as results which followed our Lord's escape from the Nazarenes.
When we read the accounts, however, without bias, it seems impossible to avoid the conclusion that two difierent visits are described. The first, in St. Luke, instead of an- swering to Matt, xiii, 53-58, answers plainly to the brief notice in Matt, iv, 13 — " And leaving Nazareth, he came ana dwelt in Capernaum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
from the very first, the view in this extract does imply » real inaccuracy and contradiction in the Gospels. For the visit to Nazareth in St'. Matthew and St. Mark is plainly made to follow the parables, and the raising of the ruler's daughter, and comes shortly before the mission of the Twelve. Hence, if St. Luke speaks of the same visit, the very first event he names in our Lord's ministry is wholly out of its true order, is tran. Sferred from the later half of the period to its first beginni...ng, and even fastened to a wrong place by the words at the close. For St. Luke plainly describes the course of teaching at Capernaum, and the cure of the demoniac, as results which followed our Lord's escape from the Nazarenes.
When we read the accounts, however, without bias, it seems impossible to avoid the conclusion that two difierent visits are described. The first, in St. Luke, instead of an- swering to Matt, xiii, 53-58, answers plainly to the brief notice in Matt, iv, 13 — " And leaving Nazareth, he came ana dwelt in Capernaum.
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