A Critical Essay on the Gospel of St. Luke (Paperback)


This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1825 Excerpt: ...withered hand, were already connected together in the original narrative which forms the basis of this (as we see by the words Jy iripui ra.(Z(2druj, which evidently refer to verse 1) on account of the analogy of the subjects, with the express remark that they did not both happen the same day. And this has likewise the greater weight of probability in its favour. For how could the same Pharisees, while Christ's justification of his disciples for eating the corn was still fresh in their remembrance, entertain the smallest doubt whether he would also heal on the Sabbath? Yet Matthew seems to suppose one and the same day when he says, XII. 9, K- era/3aj JxeT9-v rfov hf tyv truvayutyv dvfuiv. But this, aera/3af IxeTflev refers unaptly enough to JwofeJ Sm tm rito p.un and indeed his narrative here in general bears fewer traces of the immediate eye-witness. Let us only compare the way in which Jesus in our narrative, verse 8, bids the sick man, who probably sat begging at the door of the synagogue, rise and stand forth in the midst, and in verse 10 the graphic stroke itedpsvos irdvras dvrovs, to which Matthew has nothing comparable. Our conclusion also, which describes only the passionate perplexity of the Pharisees, has in it something more probable than Matthew's, which points rather at a determinate plot. For the Pharisaical party in Capernaum was scarcely able of itself to forth and prosecute one of this sort. Still more improbable is Mark's addition, III. 6, that they united on this occasion with the Herodian party against Jesus. So again, verse 5, he exaggerates what our eye-witness states Very simply. The conversation in the fields is not given fully by our reporter, who indeed intimates clearly enough by the phrase xa- lx-yev dvro ...

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1825 Excerpt: ...withered hand, were already connected together in the original narrative which forms the basis of this (as we see by the words Jy iripui ra.(Z(2druj, which evidently refer to verse 1) on account of the analogy of the subjects, with the express remark that they did not both happen the same day. And this has likewise the greater weight of probability in its favour. For how could the same Pharisees, while Christ's justification of his disciples for eating the corn was still fresh in their remembrance, entertain the smallest doubt whether he would also heal on the Sabbath? Yet Matthew seems to suppose one and the same day when he says, XII. 9, K- era/3aj JxeT9-v rfov hf tyv truvayutyv dvfuiv. But this, aera/3af IxeTflev refers unaptly enough to JwofeJ Sm tm rito p.un and indeed his narrative here in general bears fewer traces of the immediate eye-witness. Let us only compare the way in which Jesus in our narrative, verse 8, bids the sick man, who probably sat begging at the door of the synagogue, rise and stand forth in the midst, and in verse 10 the graphic stroke itedpsvos irdvras dvrovs, to which Matthew has nothing comparable. Our conclusion also, which describes only the passionate perplexity of the Pharisees, has in it something more probable than Matthew's, which points rather at a determinate plot. For the Pharisaical party in Capernaum was scarcely able of itself to forth and prosecute one of this sort. Still more improbable is Mark's addition, III. 6, that they united on this occasion with the Herodian party against Jesus. So again, verse 5, he exaggerates what our eye-witness states Very simply. The conversation in the fields is not given fully by our reporter, who indeed intimates clearly enough by the phrase xa- lx-yev dvro ...

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May 2012

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246 x 189 x 6mm (L x W x T)

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Paperback - Trade

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110

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978-1-154-71871-3

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9781154718713

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1-154-71871-9



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