The Christ a critical review and analysis of the evidences of His existenceРипол Классик, 2014 - Religion |
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... James, the Lord's brother. “It interrupts the narrative. “The language is quite Christian. '“It is not quoted by Chrysostom, though he often refers to Josephus, and,could not have omitted quoting it had it been then in the text. “It is ...
... James, the Lord's brother. “It interrupts the narrative. “The language is quite Christian. '“It is not quoted by Chrysostom, though he often refers to Josephus, and,could not have omitted quoting it had it been then in the text. “It is ...
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... James, and some others; and when he, had formed an accusatiOn against them as breakers of the law, he delivered them to be stoned” (Antiquities, Book iXX, chap. ix, sec. 1). This passage is probably genuine with the exception of the ...
... James, and some others; and when he, had formed an accusatiOn against them as breakers of the law, he delivered them to be stoned” (Antiquities, Book iXX, chap. ix, sec. 1). This passage is probably genuine with the exception of the ...
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... James mentioned by Josephus was a person of less prominence than the Jesus mentioned by him, which would be true of James, the brother of Jesus Christ. Now some of'the most prominent Jews living at this time were named Jesus. Jesus, the ...
... James mentioned by Josephus was a person of less prominence than the Jesus mentioned by him, which would be true of James, the brother of Jesus Christ. Now some of'the most prominent Jews living at this time were named Jesus. Jesus, the ...
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John E. Remsburg. D., seven years after the James of Josephus was condemned to death by the Sanhedrim. “'histon himself, the translator of Josephus, referring to the event narrated by the Jewish his— torian, admits that James, the ...
John E. Remsburg. D., seven years after the James of Josephus was condemned to death by the Sanhedrim. “'histon himself, the translator of Josephus, referring to the event narrated by the Jewish his— torian, admits that James, the ...
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... James, First and Second Peter, First, Second and Third John, and Jude, have never been held in very high esteem by the church. Many of the Christian Fathers rejected them, while modern Christian scholars have generally considered them ...
... James, First and Second Peter, First, Second and Third John, and Jude, have never been held in very high esteem by the church. Many of the Christian Fathers rejected them, while modern Christian scholars have generally considered them ...
Contents
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MINISTRY OF CHRIST | 133 |
RESURRECTION OF CHRIST | 299 |
CHAPTER VIII | 340 |
THE CHRIST A MYTH | 437 |
CHAPTER X | 444 |
SOURCES OF THE CHRIST MYTHCONCLU | 549 |
SION | 566 |
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