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13, 13.) and from thenee went to Rhegium. But if it had been the niyrian Melita, the proper course of the ship would have been first, to Rhegium, before it reached Syracuse at all ; whereas, in a voyage from the present Malta to Italy, it was necessary to reach Syracuse, in Sicily, before the ship could arrive at Rhegium, in Italy. This is the strongest argument; but see Note 11, p. 45a.
The learned Dr. Gray, author of the invaluable Key to the Old Testament, in his work on the connection betwe...en the sacred writings and the literature of Jewish and heathen authors, fkvours the opinion of Mr. Bryant, and confirms its probabi- lity by a similar incident in the lifii of Josephus, who was wreck- ed on his way to Rome, in the Adriatic Sea, in the same year with St. Paul.
The account in the life of Josephus (says Dr. Gray) written by himself, appears to relate to this voyage, and seems to prove that Josephus was a companion in a part of it with St. Paul.
There are, indeed, difficulties which interfere with this opinion, which, as the suliject is of some moment, may be proposed for critical invesUgatioa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13, 13.) and from thenee went to Rhegium. But if it had been the niyrian Melita, the proper course of the ship would have been first, to Rhegium, before it reached Syracuse at all ; whereas, in a voyage from the present Malta to Italy, it was necessary to reach Syracuse, in Sicily, before the ship could arrive at Rhegium, in Italy. This is the strongest argument; but see Note 11, p. 45a.
The learned Dr. Gray, author of the invaluable Key to the Old Testament, in his work on the connection betwe...en the sacred writings and the literature of Jewish and heathen authors, fkvours the opinion of Mr. Bryant, and confirms its probabi- lity by a similar incident in the lifii of Josephus, who was wreck- ed on his way to Rome, in the Adriatic Sea, in the same year with St. Paul.
The account in the life of Josephus (says Dr. Gray) written by himself, appears to relate to this voyage, and seems to prove that Josephus was a companion in a part of it with St. Paul.
There are, indeed, difficulties which interfere with this opinion, which, as the suliject is of some moment, may be proposed for critical invesUgatioa.
What to read after The New Testament: Arranged in Chronological & Historical Order; With ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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