The Virgin-Birth of Our Lord
The Virgin-Birth of Our Lord
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"Historical accuracy is not a capricious and intermittentimpulse, " writes Bishop Alexander. "It is a fixed habit of mind, the result of a particular discipline. Historians of the schoolof the author of the Acts of the Apostles are not men to build aflamboyant portal of romance over the entrance to the austeretemple of truth. "# --* St. Luke i. 1-4. + Gore, Dissertations, p. 18. # Bishop Alexander's Leading Ideas of the Gospels, pp. 154, 155. -- (2) The account in St. Matthew's Gospel, if genui...ne, must havecome from Joseph. It is his perplexities which are in question, and Divine intimations are given to him, on three occasions, how to act for the safety of the mother and the Child. The factswhich appear in the Third Gospel are clearly prior to thosereported in the First: the Annunciation, Mary's visit to Judaea, her return to Nazareth, precede Joseph's discovery and dream, which follow appropriately upon the Virgin's return. How thisaccount has been preserved in the First Gospel we do not know, for we know so very little about the authorship of that Gospel;but there is nothing at all unreasonable in Bishop Gore'sconjecture* that St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Historical accuracy is not a capricious and intermittentimpulse, " writes Bishop Alexander. "It is a fixed habit of mind, the result of a particular discipline. Historians of the schoolof the author of the Acts of the Apostles are not men to build aflamboyant portal of romance over the entrance to the austeretemple of truth. "# --* St. Luke i. 1-4. + Gore, Dissertations, p. 18. # Bishop Alexander's Leading Ideas of the Gospels, pp. 154, 155. -- (2) The account in St. Matthew's Gospel, if genui...ne, must havecome from Joseph. It is his perplexities which are in question, and Divine intimations are given to him, on three occasions, how to act for the safety of the mother and the Child. The factswhich appear in the Third Gospel are clearly prior to thosereported in the First: the Annunciation, Mary's visit to Judaea, her return to Nazareth, precede Joseph's discovery and dream, which follow appropriately upon the Virgin's return. How thisaccount has been preserved in the First Gospel we do not know, for we know so very little about the authorship of that Gospel;but there is nothing at all unreasonable in Bishop Gore'sconjecture* that St.
What to read after The Virgin-Birth of Our Lord?
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