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... that the evangelists were not inspired by God , that they were fallible men , like
other historians , and that , consequently , our doctrine of inspiration must be
received with INTRODUCTION . 13.
... that the evangelists were not inspired by God , that they were fallible men , like
other historians , and that , consequently , our doctrine of inspiration must be
received with INTRODUCTION . 13.
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consequently , our doctrine of inspiration must be received with some
modification . And here , I think , Lessing was justified , when he asserted , that
admitting this to be a fact , the cause of religion would not suffer by it . When he
was attacked ...
consequently , our doctrine of inspiration must be received with some
modification . And here , I think , Lessing was justified , when he asserted , that
admitting this to be a fact , the cause of religion would not suffer by it . When he
was attacked ...
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26 , “ The Holy Ghost , whom the Father will send in my name , he shall teach you
all things , and bring all things to your remembrance , whatsoever I have said
unto you , " applies , in the first instance , to the apostles , consequently to
Matthew ...
26 , “ The Holy Ghost , whom the Father will send in my name , he shall teach you
all things , and bring all things to your remembrance , whatsoever I have said
unto you , " applies , in the first instance , to the apostles , consequently to
Matthew ...
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But , besides this , our published harmonies of the gospels have , occasionally , a
forced and artificial character , which we are not accustomed to find even in
contradictory historians of minor importance , and which consequently leave in
our ...
But , besides this , our published harmonies of the gospels have , occasionally , a
forced and artificial character , which we are not accustomed to find even in
contradictory historians of minor importance , and which consequently leave in
our ...
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... upon which promise we found the inspiration of the apostolic writings . In the
case of Luke , this is more particularly striking , as he himself states , he was not
an eye - witness , and , consequently , if he had no supernatural infallibility , was
...
... upon which promise we found the inspiration of the apostolic writings . In the
case of Luke , this is more particularly striking , as he himself states , he was not
an eye - witness , and , consequently , if he had no supernatural infallibility , was
...
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| Title | The Burial and Resurrection of Jesus Christ: According to the Four Evangelists |
| Author | Johann David Michaelis |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1827 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 352 pages |
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