The New Testament and Its WritersA. & C. Black, 1914 - 207 pagini |
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Pagina 19
... lead us to suppose , or on the night previous , which is the impression we receive from St. John's narrative ) , yet on the other hand there are many cases of undesigned harmony which afford positive evidence of their historical ...
... lead us to suppose , or on the night previous , which is the impression we receive from St. John's narrative ) , yet on the other hand there are many cases of undesigned harmony which afford positive evidence of their historical ...
Pagina 33
... Book of Acts , would lead us to suppose that the author was a Gentile . The details are given in Birks ' Hora Apostolicæ , p . 351 . With regard to Luke's personal history , nearly all that 3 "THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST LUKE" 33-40.
... Book of Acts , would lead us to suppose that the author was a Gentile . The details are given in Birks ' Hora Apostolicæ , p . 351 . With regard to Luke's personal history , nearly all that 3 "THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST LUKE" 33-40.
Pagina 62
... leads inevitably to the conclusion that Paul's gospel had the same historical groundwork as the gospel preached at the present day - that groundwork consisting of the same essential and well - attested facts regarding Christ's life and ...
... leads inevitably to the conclusion that Paul's gospel had the same historical groundwork as the gospel preached at the present day - that groundwork consisting of the same essential and well - attested facts regarding Christ's life and ...
Pagina 65
... lead us to suppose that the Church of Thessalonica was largely composed of Jews and proselytes.2 In ii . 17 , 18 there is a reference to the apostle's disappointment in not being able to carry out his intention of revisiting his ...
... lead us to suppose that the Church of Thessalonica was largely composed of Jews and proselytes.2 In ii . 17 , 18 there is a reference to the apostle's disappointment in not being able to carry out his intention of revisiting his ...
Pagina 69
... , and apparently , so far as the Book of Acts in- forms us , nowhere else . This leads to the inference that this epistle , like the first , was written from that city— probably a few months later . In the interval the 2 THESSALONIANS 69.
... , and apparently , so far as the Book of Acts in- forms us , nowhere else . This leads to the inference that this epistle , like the first , was written from that city— probably a few months later . In the interval the 2 THESSALONIANS 69.
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Acts xviii addressed allusions Antioch Apostle John apostle's appears Asia Minor assigned authorship Barnabas Bishop Book of Acts Cæsarea chapter character Christian Church Clement Clement of Alexandria Colossæ Colossians connection converts Corinth Corinthians Council of Jerusalem Date and Place death disciples divine doctrine Ephesus EPISTLE OF PAUL Eusebius evangelists evidence expression fact faith four Gospels Galatians Gentiles genuineness Gospel of Mark Greek Hebrew infer Irenæus Jerusalem Jesus Christ Jewish Jews language letter Lord Lord's Luke Luke's Macedonia Mark Matt Matthew mentioned ministry narrative Old Testament Papias passages Pastoral Epistles PAUL THE APOSTLE Paul's persecution Peter Philemon Philippi Philippians Polycarp preaching readers referred regard Roman Rome Saviour Scripture second century Spirit style Synoptic Gospels teaching testimony Thessalonica Timothy tion Titus token tradition Tychicus unto verses viii words writer written wrote