The Finality of the Christian Religion
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1 and 2. There is a striking difference in style between the fine Greek prologue' and the subsequent nar- rative of a Semitic color. The piety of chaps. 1 and 2 is Jewish-Christian. Nevertheless, conclusion to a written source seems somewhat hasty. The language of this chap- ter is, on the whole, the Greek of the Septuagint, which was accessible to Luke; that he attached importance in the prologue to finer expression is not surprising in the SOUBOES OF THE LiFE OF JeSUS 383 case of this man, wh...o is highly capable of linguistic varia- tion. Added to this, it is hardly possible for this chapter ever to have existed by itself, since its main thoughts are none other than those of the entire gospel. It is the evangel- ist Luke who connects the Nazareth tradition and the Beth- lehem prediction with a world-historical providence; who answers Mark's question, "Is not the Baptist greater than Jesus?" by parallelizing the stories of their birth and by the constant degrading of the Baptist below Jesus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 and 2. There is a striking difference in style between the fine Greek prologue' and the subsequent nar- rative of a Semitic color. The piety of chaps. 1 and 2 is Jewish-Christian. Nevertheless, conclusion to a written source seems somewhat hasty. The language of this chap- ter is, on the whole, the Greek of the Septuagint, which was accessible to Luke; that he attached importance in the prologue to finer expression is not surprising in the SOUBOES OF THE LiFE OF JeSUS 383 case of this man, wh...o is highly capable of linguistic varia- tion. Added to this, it is hardly possible for this chapter ever to have existed by itself, since its main thoughts are none other than those of the entire gospel. It is the evangel- ist Luke who connects the Nazareth tradition and the Beth- lehem prediction with a world-historical providence; who answers Mark's question, "Is not the Baptist greater than Jesus?" by parallelizing the stories of their birth and by the constant degrading of the Baptist below Jesus.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Burman Foster to read onlineMoreLess
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