The Quarterly Review, Volume 257John Murray, 1931 |
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... Jesus is the Christ . Things equal to the same thing are equal to one another . Jesus is the Jewish Messiah . One who is not a scholar will hesitate to correct these divines on a question of scholarship ; but one who has skill enough to ...
... Jesus is the Christ . Things equal to the same thing are equal to one another . Jesus is the Jewish Messiah . One who is not a scholar will hesitate to correct these divines on a question of scholarship ; but one who has skill enough to ...
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gospels record , he sent two of his disciples to ask Jesus if he was this calculated Messiah . Apparently he had for- gotten , or was unconvinced by , the sign and voice experienced at the baptism . Go and show John , Jesus said , as ...
gospels record , he sent two of his disciples to ask Jesus if he was this calculated Messiah . Apparently he had for- gotten , or was unconvinced by , the sign and voice experienced at the baptism . Go and show John , Jesus said , as ...
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... Jesus is the central spectacle of human history . No external light is shed upon it ; nothing but flashes of truth emanating from Jesus himself , which reveal him silent , dignified , confident . His disciples had fled , all but one ...
... Jesus is the central spectacle of human history . No external light is shed upon it ; nothing but flashes of truth emanating from Jesus himself , which reveal him silent , dignified , confident . His disciples had fled , all but one ...
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