The Gospel Problems And Their Solution Being An Inquiry Into the Origin of the
The Gospel Problems And Their Solution Being An Inquiry Into the Origin of the
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It thus appears that Luke is the only Gospel that mentions the Ascension. And the account in Luke, for so wonderful and important an event, is singularly brief and inadequate.
Admitting however that Luke does bring the history to a suitable conclusion, can anything be more surprising than the sudden and unfinished ending of the other three ? That one should merely state in an oblique and inferential way that Christ was risen from the dead ; that another should relate the fact in detail and add ...only a short account of an appointed interview with the Eleven in Galilee ; and that a third should narrate at length the intercourse which, on several occasions after His resurrection, He had with the disciples in Galilee ; and that the three should then come to a full stop, without a single word to intimate what afterwards became of Him, is marvellous in the extreme.
We, who have been familiar with the Gospels from infancy, and in reading them have our minds charged with all the facts of the story, including the details of the Ascension as narrated in the Acts, may never have been struck with this peculiarity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It thus appears that Luke is the only Gospel that mentions the Ascension. And the account in Luke, for so wonderful and important an event, is singularly brief and inadequate.
Admitting however that Luke does bring the history to a suitable conclusion, can anything be more surprising than the sudden and unfinished ending of the other three ? That one should merely state in an oblique and inferential way that Christ was risen from the dead ; that another should relate the fact in detail and add ...only a short account of an appointed interview with the Eleven in Galilee ; and that a third should narrate at length the intercourse which, on several occasions after His resurrection, He had with the disciples in Galilee ; and that the three should then come to a full stop, without a single word to intimate what afterwards became of Him, is marvellous in the extreme.
We, who have been familiar with the Gospels from infancy, and in reading them have our minds charged with all the facts of the story, including the details of the Ascension as narrated in the Acts, may never have been struck with this peculiarity.
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