New Theories and the Old Faith: A Course of Lectures on Religious Topiecs of the Day, Delivered in St. Thomas's Square Chapel, HackneyWilliams and Norgate, 1870 - 227 psl. |
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... Papias , writing in the former half of the second century , says that it has never been his habit to care so much for books as for the words that still breathe in living men , that is , he is much more in- terested in the surviving ...
... Papias , writing in the former half of the second century , says that it has never been his habit to care so much for books as for the words that still breathe in living men , that is , he is much more in- terested in the surviving ...
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... should be remembered however that the same Justin has some pretty clear reminiscences of St. John's Gospel ; that Papias appears to take from it his list of to us . 米 Apostles whose testimony he loves to hear from surviving APPENDIX . 221.
... should be remembered however that the same Justin has some pretty clear reminiscences of St. John's Gospel ; that Papias appears to take from it his list of to us . 米 Apostles whose testimony he loves to hear from surviving APPENDIX . 221.
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... Papias was acquainted . The two sons of Zebedee come last in the list , though among the greatest . But if the writer was running over in his mind the names of the Apostles as they occur in St. John's Gospel , this is natural ; for they ...
... Papias was acquainted . The two sons of Zebedee come last in the list , though among the greatest . But if the writer was running over in his mind the names of the Apostles as they occur in St. John's Gospel , this is natural ; for they ...
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New Theories and the Old Faith– A Course of Lectures on Religious Topiecs of ... James Allanson Picton Visos knygos peržiūra - 1870 |
New Theories and the Old Faith– A Course of Lectures on Religious Topiecs of ... James Allanson Picton Visos knygos peržiūra - 1870 |
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