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... written form , translation from Aramaic to Greek - and it becomes a matter of no little interest , though of secondary importance , to inquire whether those processes had already taken place when Luke gathered the material . Were Luke's ...
... written form , translation from Aramaic to Greek - and it becomes a matter of no little interest , though of secondary importance , to inquire whether those processes had already taken place when Luke gathered the material . Were Luke's ...
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... written in our records was first written by some- body , and in some passages one of our evangelists may have been the first to set the account on paper , but in many cases he may be taking over material already in written form . Luke ...
... written in our records was first written by some- body , and in some passages one of our evangelists may have been the first to set the account on paper , but in many cases he may be taking over material already in written form . Luke ...
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... written sources is always a probability , internal evidence of written sources need not be expected . Where such evidence , or evidence of the reverse is claimed , the claims rest on most unreliable foundations . Sometimes , for example ...
... written sources is always a probability , internal evidence of written sources need not be expected . Where such evidence , or evidence of the reverse is claimed , the claims rest on most unreliable foundations . Sometimes , for example ...
Contents
Its Interest and UnitY | 1 |
FACTORS IN COMPOSITION | 12 |
THE MATERIALS | 19 |
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