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Page 248
... Mark , and St. Luke , all three , used copies of the common Hebrew document : the materials of which St. Matthew , who aurote in Hebrew , retained in the language in which he found them ; but St. Mark and St. Luke translated them into ...
... Mark , and St. Luke , all three , used copies of the common Hebrew document : the materials of which St. Matthew , who aurote in Hebrew , retained in the language in which he found them ; but St. Mark and St. Luke translated them into ...
Page 251
... Mark i . 21-28 and Luke iv . 31-37 ; Mark iv . 22—25 and Luke viii . 17 , 18 ; Mark v . 8-10 and Luke viii . 29–31 ; Mark v . 15 , 16 and Luke viii . 35 , 35 ; Mark v . 35 , 36 and Luke viii . 49 , 50 , as strong characteristic marks of ...
... Mark i . 21-28 and Luke iv . 31-37 ; Mark iv . 22—25 and Luke viii . 17 , 18 ; Mark v . 8-10 and Luke viii . 29–31 ; Mark v . 15 , 16 and Luke viii . 35 , 35 ; Mark v . 35 , 36 and Luke viii . 49 , 50 , as strong characteristic marks of ...
Page 252
... Mark , in not less than twenty verses together , has a close verbal agreement with the Greek text of St. Matthew . Even if we confive ourselves to the account of the crucifixion , still it is not true that the verbal agreement is ...
... Mark , in not less than twenty verses together , has a close verbal agreement with the Greek text of St. Matthew . Even if we confive ourselves to the account of the crucifixion , still it is not true that the verbal agreement is ...
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