Bibliotheca Sacra and Theological Review, Volume 3Allen, Morrill, and Wardwell, 1846 - Theology |
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... object is to reproduce as nearly as possible the entire , origi- nal history . The imagination has here an important office to dis- charge , as well as the judgment . In a Life of Christ , the writer is at liberty to expand the simple ...
... object is to reproduce as nearly as possible the entire , origi- nal history . The imagination has here an important office to dis- charge , as well as the judgment . In a Life of Christ , the writer is at liberty to expand the simple ...
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... object to explain the verbal agreement of the Evangelists ; and for this purpose introduced a series of Greek translations , in addition to several revisions of the Aramaean origi- nal . A wide interval , according to him , separates ...
... object to explain the verbal agreement of the Evangelists ; and for this purpose introduced a series of Greek translations , in addition to several revisions of the Aramaean origi- nal . A wide interval , according to him , separates ...
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... object of the narrative . All is left to make its natural im- pression upon us . It seems to be a history , or biography , and nothing more . No ulterior purpose is apparent . In the most guile- less simplicity every incident is ...
... object of the narrative . All is left to make its natural im- pression upon us . It seems to be a history , or biography , and nothing more . No ulterior purpose is apparent . In the most guile- less simplicity every incident is ...
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... objects , as to appear to be itself hopelessly corrupt . It has so long lived in a pestilential atmosphere , that it has appa- rently changed its nature . It has borrowed an infection to which it should seem to have no affinity . How ...
... objects , as to appear to be itself hopelessly corrupt . It has so long lived in a pestilential atmosphere , that it has appa- rently changed its nature . It has borrowed an infection to which it should seem to have no affinity . How ...
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... object , are well known . The masters in the arts , men of the highest order of genius , have well understood the advantages of this imagined perfect form , floating before the imagination . It has lived in their dreams by night , and ...
... object , are well known . The masters in the arts , men of the highest order of genius , have well understood the advantages of this imagined perfect form , floating before the imagination . It has lived in their dreams by night , and ...
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