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The composition of the sentences is more studied and elaborate than in Matthew or Mark : the Evangelist appears more frequently in the narrative , delivering his own estimate of men and things ; -e.g . ch . xvi . 14 ; vii .
The composition of the sentences is more studied and elaborate than in Matthew or Mark : the Evangelist appears more frequently in the narrative , delivering his own estimate of men and things ; -e.g . ch . xvi . 14 ; vii .
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But the difference in character between the three first Evangelists and the fourth is even more striking . ... the fourth Evangelist speaks with dogmatic authority , and delivers his historical testimony as from the chair of an Apostle ...
But the difference in character between the three first Evangelists and the fourth is even more striking . ... the fourth Evangelist speaks with dogmatic authority , and delivers his historical testimony as from the chair of an Apostle ...
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What , in one writer's view , has been a deficiency in one Evangelist which another has supplied , -- has been , in that of a second writer , a condensation on the part of the one Evangelist of the full account of the other ; —while a ...
What , in one writer's view , has been a deficiency in one Evangelist which another has supplied , -- has been , in that of a second writer , a condensation on the part of the one Evangelist of the full account of the other ; —while a ...
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If it were so , nothing could have been done less calculated to answer the end , than that which our Evangelists have done . ... and His frequenting the passovers at Jerusalem , exclusively by the Gentile Evangelist Luke .
If it were so , nothing could have been done less calculated to answer the end , than that which our Evangelists have done . ... and His frequenting the passovers at Jerusalem , exclusively by the Gentile Evangelist Luke .
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Their extant discourses are contained in the Acts , a second work of the Evangelist Luke , who having in his former treatise given all which he had been able to collect of their narrative teaching , was not likely again to repeat it .
Their extant discourses are contained in the Acts , a second work of the Evangelist Luke , who having in his former treatise given all which he had been able to collect of their narrative teaching , was not likely again to repeat it .
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| Title | The New Testament for English Readers: pt.1. The three first gospels Volume 1, Parts 1-2 of The New Testament for English Readers: Containing the Authorized Version, Marginal Corrections of Readings and Renderings, Marginal References, and a Critical and Explanatory Commentary, Henry Alford |
| Author | Henry Alford |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Rivingtons, 1808 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 1 Feb 2008 |
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