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... Christian history . The more vividly one pictures to himself the probable channels through which the historical traditions of Christian origins must have passed , the more significant must seem this factor in conforming fluid memories ...
... Christian history . The more vividly one pictures to himself the probable channels through which the historical traditions of Christian origins must have passed , the more significant must seem this factor in conforming fluid memories ...
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... Christianity transliterated it into Aramaic as a distinc- tively Christian kind of writing . As a special name it ap- plied to the spontaneous and natural growth represented by our synoptic gospels . Once the type was established the ...
... Christianity transliterated it into Aramaic as a distinc- tively Christian kind of writing . As a special name it ap- plied to the spontaneous and natural growth represented by our synoptic gospels . Once the type was established the ...
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... Christian " is another illustration . It is put by Luke into the mouth of Agrippa in deriding Paul . If as First Peter and other early Christian use ( and non - use ) of the name suggest it was applied at first always by non - believers ...
... Christian " is another illustration . It is put by Luke into the mouth of Agrippa in deriding Paul . If as First Peter and other early Christian use ( and non - use ) of the name suggest it was applied at first always by non - believers ...
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Its Interest and UnitY | 1 |
FACTORS IN COMPOSITION | 12 |
THE MATERIALS | 19 |
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