The Use And Intent of Prophecy in the Several Ages of the World in Six Discou
The Use And Intent of Prophecy in the Several Ages of the World in Six Discou
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Teter made ufe of different Interpreters to exprefs his Senfein his twoEpiftles; but had this been the Cafe, the Difference of Style would have appeared in the wholeE^ittlGy « and not in one Part of it only, which is * Epift. Ad Hedibiam c^u^ft. Z, t Eftius, Calmer, CT-c, Dissertation I. 20 y the prcfent State: And I fee no Reafon to think that St. Teter did not write both his Epiftles himfelf.
Were this nothing but a ConjeOiure, yet fo reafonable an one it is, that the Doubt raifed againft thi...s fecond Epiftle, merely from this Difference of Style, could hardly ftand before it. But we can go further, and fliew upon very probable Grounds that this was indeed the Cafe.
The very Beginning of the fecond Chap- ter, of this fecond Epiftle, fhews that St. Y^/^rhad the Image of fome antient falfe Prophets before him, in defcribing the falfe Teachers of his own Time : 7 here were falfe Trophets alfo among theTPeo- jple^ even as there fo all be falfe Teachers among yoti^ f*i> If you confider the Character he gives of thefe falfe Teachers, it will appear to be drawn from the De- fcription of the old falfe prophets; fetch they are^ he tells us, as have forfaken the right JVay^ and are gone aftray^ follcji'- ing the IV ay of Balaam the Son i^/'Bofor, who loved the Wages ofUrirightcoufnefs^ f.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Teter made ufe of different Interpreters to exprefs his Senfein his twoEpiftles; but had this been the Cafe, the Difference of Style would have appeared in the wholeE^ittlGy « and not in one Part of it only, which is * Epift. Ad Hedibiam c^u^ft. Z, t Eftius, Calmer, CT-c, Dissertation I. 20 y the prcfent State: And I fee no Reafon to think that St. Teter did not write both his Epiftles himfelf.
Were this nothing but a ConjeOiure, yet fo reafonable an one it is, that the Doubt raifed againft thi...s fecond Epiftle, merely from this Difference of Style, could hardly ftand before it. But we can go further, and fliew upon very probable Grounds that this was indeed the Cafe.
The very Beginning of the fecond Chap- ter, of this fecond Epiftle, fhews that St. Y^/^rhad the Image of fome antient falfe Prophets before him, in defcribing the falfe Teachers of his own Time : 7 here were falfe Trophets alfo among theTPeo- jple^ even as there fo all be falfe Teachers among yoti^ f*i> If you confider the Character he gives of thefe falfe Teachers, it will appear to be drawn from the De- fcription of the old falfe prophets; fetch they are^ he tells us, as have forfaken the right JVay^ and are gone aftray^ follcji'- ing the IV ay of Balaam the Son i^/'Bofor, who loved the Wages ofUrirightcoufnefs^ f.
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