The Gospel of the Resurrection
The Gospel of the Resurrection
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So they said ^^ na- tions," because *' nations " suits that idea, and " Grentiles " does not. So, then, when we read " all nations," we get not only a translation, but our translators' doctrine of the last judgment, disguised under a trans- lation that is open to question.
The ground on which this translation must be questioned, and the doctrine dis- guised under it must be doubted, may be more fully stated as follows : — The Gospel according to Matthew is ad- mitted to have been written expres...sly for readers of Jewish birth. It was written originally in Hebrew, and this, done over into Greek with some variations, is what we call " Matthew." Now, in the mind of a Jew, or in the pages of a book written for Jews, the term, ta eihne (" the nations "), which our English Bibles here give as " na- tions," never meant anything but " the Q-en- tile nations " outside of the Jewish world* If a Jew wanted to say ^^ all mankind," ha u Digitized by VjOOQ IC 162 GOSPEL OF THE RESURRECTION.
said " Jews and nations " (or the nations), «,s in Romans iii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So they said ^^ na- tions," because *' nations " suits that idea, and " Grentiles " does not. So, then, when we read " all nations," we get not only a translation, but our translators' doctrine of the last judgment, disguised under a trans- lation that is open to question.
The ground on which this translation must be questioned, and the doctrine dis- guised under it must be doubted, may be more fully stated as follows : — The Gospel according to Matthew is ad- mitted to have been written expres...sly for readers of Jewish birth. It was written originally in Hebrew, and this, done over into Greek with some variations, is what we call " Matthew." Now, in the mind of a Jew, or in the pages of a book written for Jews, the term, ta eihne (" the nations "), which our English Bibles here give as " na- tions," never meant anything but " the Q-en- tile nations " outside of the Jewish world* If a Jew wanted to say ^^ all mankind," ha u Digitized by VjOOQ IC 162 GOSPEL OF THE RESURRECTION.
said " Jews and nations " (or the nations), «,s in Romans iii.
What to read after The Gospel of the Resurrection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whiton James Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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