The Life of Jesus Critically Examined volume 1
The Life of Jesus Critically Examined volume 1
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1 ft'. ) — examples to Avhich . Jesus elsewhere appeals (Luke iv. 25 ft'. ), llence the disci])lcs thought it natural and unobjectionable to grant the woman's peti- tion, and it could not be prudential considerations that withheld Je- sus, for a time, from compliance. That an aversion to the Gentiles may not appear to be his motive, it has been conjectured % that . Bisus, wishing to j)rcserve an incognito in that country, avoided the |)(;rfijrmance of any messianic work. ]>ut such a design of c...onccal- nu^iit is only mentioned by ^lark (vii. 25. ), who represents it as being defeated by the entreaties of the woman, contraiy to the inclinations of Jesus ; and as this evangelist omits the declaration of J(!sus, that he was not sent but to the lost sheep of the house of • Tliiis tlm Wolfiiiliiiltil l"ni;, 'mintisf, ut sup. S. 11 fT. F Kfinlmnl : Planck, G»»- »cliii-hte
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 ft'. ) — examples to Avhich . Jesus elsewhere appeals (Luke iv. 25 ft'. ), llence the disci])lcs thought it natural and unobjectionable to grant the woman's peti- tion, and it could not be prudential considerations that withheld Je- sus, for a time, from compliance. That an aversion to the Gentiles may not appear to be his motive, it has been conjectured % that . Bisus, wishing to j)rcserve an incognito in that country, avoided the |)(;rfijrmance of any messianic work. ]>ut such a design of c...onccal- nu^iit is only mentioned by ^lark (vii. 25. ), who represents it as being defeated by the entreaties of the woman, contraiy to the inclinations of Jesus ; and as this evangelist omits the declaration of J(!sus, that he was not sent but to the lost sheep of the house of • Tliiis tlm Wolfiiiliiiltil l"ni;, 'mintisf, ut sup. S. 11 fT. F Kfinlmnl : Planck, G»»- »cliii-hte
What to read after The Life of Jesus Critically Examined volume 1?
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