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115, bears reference, in the same way, to certain passages of St. Matthew. So when we read, " We desire to pray to God, who sees all, that he may not lead us into temptation, for the Lord has said, that the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak" (see Matt. Vi. 13, and xxvi. 41).
Though we do not wish to give to these references a decisive value, and though they do not exclude all doubt as to their applicability to our Gospels, and more particularly to that of St. John, they nevertheless undo...ubtedly bear traces of such a reference: and we have thus an additional proof to offer, that our Gospels were in use at the commencement of the second century.
It is certainly a fact well deserving of atten- tion, that we find in the Epistle of Polycarp a certain trace of the use of the first Epistle 62 THE DATE OF THE GOSPELS.
of St. John. Polycarp writes thus : " Whoso- ever confesses not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is Antichrist. " Now we read these words in the First Epistle of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
115, bears reference, in the same way, to certain passages of St. Matthew. So when we read, " We desire to pray to God, who sees all, that he may not lead us into temptation, for the Lord has said, that the spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak" (see Matt. Vi. 13, and xxvi. 41).
Though we do not wish to give to these references a decisive value, and though they do not exclude all doubt as to their applicability to our Gospels, and more particularly to that of St. John, they nevertheless undo...ubtedly bear traces of such a reference: and we have thus an additional proof to offer, that our Gospels were in use at the commencement of the second century.
It is certainly a fact well deserving of atten- tion, that we find in the Epistle of Polycarp a certain trace of the use of the first Epistle 62 THE DATE OF THE GOSPELS.
of St. John. Polycarp writes thus : " Whoso- ever confesses not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is Antichrist. " Now we read these words in the First Epistle of St.
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