In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1850 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1850 Edition.

In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.

In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.

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As Interpreted By The Jews Before The Coming Of Christ.

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In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.

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Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free. This is an OCR edition with typos. Excerpt from book: CHRIST'S TEACHING AND INFLUENCE ON THE WORLD. My subject is a large one, and my time is short; therefore, I will say but very few words of preface. I propose to assume nothing but the patent facts of history, admitted even by the most advanced sceptics of the day. Heartily as I myself believe in all the canonical scriptures, and in all that they teach us, I do not ask you to admit the truth of miracles, or the inspiration of the Apostles, or the genuineness of the fourth Gospel, or anything which any moderately reasonable man can doubt of. All I would assume is this, that we have in history a general outline of the life and teaching of Jesus Christ, that that outline corresponds with what we read in the three Synoptical Gospels. There is really no discordant account or contradictory tradition either among the early Christians or the early heretics, or the contemporary heathens. It is everywhere one and the same. It may be more filled up, more coloured, more draped in one picture than another; but the features and the lineaments belong unmistakably to one Man. In all the biographies, all the letters, all the traditions, and they are many and most unusually numerous and diversified though not diverse, there is in reality nothing like the discrepancy which we observe in the character of Socrates as portrayed by his disciple Xenophon, and the character of the same Socrates as drawn by his other and more famous disciple Plato. The account in the first three Gospels is uncontradicted by that in the fourth, by what we read in the Acts, by the letters of the early disciples, by the traditions carefully gathered up by men like Papias, some seventy years after the events, by the general belief of after ages, or by the few notices to be found in the writings of enemies and unbelievers...

As Interpreted By The Jews Before The Coming Of Christ.

In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.

In Two Volumes. Being The Substance Of A Course Of Lectures Delivered To Candidates For Orders At St. David's College, Lampeter.