The Four Gospels As Historical Records
The Four Gospels As Historical Records
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In any case, as Jesus was alone, he was unannounced ; and if they had heard of him, it implied a divining power on their part to connect what they had heard with the stranger then present before them.
Here, again, although we are in no way bound to explain the ^ We have no definite declarations on this subject in tlie fourth Gospel. The passage John ii. 25-27 seems to have been strangely wrested from its apparent meaning. All that is said here is that Jesus did not trust himself to the multi- t...udes, because thej'^ all knew him (as the famed wonder-worker), and because they (his enemies) had no need that any one should bear witness about the man {i. E. Jesus), as he was himself so well known. This interpretation involves a change in the text to the extent of one minute stroke. We must read elxov for elxf". In the last clause, which yields no sense, we have no warrant for rendering iv ti^ wdpihtrif by in man. The passage seems to connect itself with John ix. 22.
CnAP. V. ] THE MINISTRY 245 origin of these or any other traditions, we may perhaps, not unreasonably, refer to the Old Testament legends about Elisha.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In any case, as Jesus was alone, he was unannounced ; and if they had heard of him, it implied a divining power on their part to connect what they had heard with the stranger then present before them.
Here, again, although we are in no way bound to explain the ^ We have no definite declarations on this subject in tlie fourth Gospel. The passage John ii. 25-27 seems to have been strangely wrested from its apparent meaning. All that is said here is that Jesus did not trust himself to the multi- t...udes, because thej'^ all knew him (as the famed wonder-worker), and because they (his enemies) had no need that any one should bear witness about the man {i. E. Jesus), as he was himself so well known. This interpretation involves a change in the text to the extent of one minute stroke. We must read elxov for elxf". In the last clause, which yields no sense, we have no warrant for rendering iv ti^ wdpihtrif by in man. The passage seems to connect itself with John ix. 22.
CnAP. V. ] THE MINISTRY 245 origin of these or any other traditions, we may perhaps, not unreasonably, refer to the Old Testament legends about Elisha.
What to read after The Four Gospels As Historical Records?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elmer Rhodes Hoke to read onlineMoreLess
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