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... passages in the gospel and of Acts ? The probability that they depend on written sources is none the less because parallel passages are not extant . The means of demonstration are less avail- able , but the probability is still very ...
... passages in the gospel and of Acts ? The probability that they depend on written sources is none the less because parallel passages are not extant . The means of demonstration are less avail- able , but the probability is still very ...
Page 67
... passages in Luke derived from Mark and Q give us no clear evidence that they had been copied from earlier writings , nor do they suggest what the extent and distinc- tive traits of those writings had been . Where , therefore , parallels ...
... passages in Luke derived from Mark and Q give us no clear evidence that they had been copied from earlier writings , nor do they suggest what the extent and distinc- tive traits of those writings had been . Where , therefore , parallels ...
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... passages are ( in quite variant form ) the Beatitudes and the Lord's Prayer , and ( in more near agreement ) Jesus ' teaching about worry , non - resistance , prayer , faith and courage under persecution . There are woes against the ...
... passages are ( in quite variant form ) the Beatitudes and the Lord's Prayer , and ( in more near agreement ) Jesus ' teaching about worry , non - resistance , prayer , faith and courage under persecution . There are woes against the ...
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Its Interest and UnitY | 1 |
FACTORS IN COMPOSITION | 12 |
THE MATERIALS | 19 |
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