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... written one after the other. "There were a great number of them slain by this means, and others of them ran away wounded; and thus an end was put to this sedition. About the same time another sad calamity put the Jews into disorder ...
... written one after the other. "There were a great number of them slain by this means, and others of them ran away wounded; and thus an end was put to this sedition. About the same time another sad calamity put the Jews into disorder ...
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... this author was a zealous Jew, devoted to the laws of Moses and the traditions of his countrymen. How then could he have written that Jesus was the Christ? Such an admission would have proved him to be a Christian himself, in which case.
... this author was a zealous Jew, devoted to the laws of Moses and the traditions of his countrymen. How then could he have written that Jesus was the Christ? Such an admission would have proved him to be a Christian himself, in which case.
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... written, if authentic, about A.D. 107. The reasons against the authenticity of this passage are thus given by Robert Taylor: "This passage, which would have served the purpose of Christian quotation better than any other in all the ...
... written, if authentic, about A.D. 107. The reasons against the authenticity of this passage are thus given by Robert Taylor: "This passage, which would have served the purpose of Christian quotation better than any other in all the ...
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... writing on another point—gives us an argument against the authenticity of this passage: "As Josephus made Rome his place of ... written by Tacitus, the two lines regarding Christus look much like an interpolation, as the remainder would.
... writing on another point—gives us an argument against the authenticity of this passage: "As Josephus made Rome his place of ... written by Tacitus, the two lines regarding Christus look much like an interpolation, as the remainder would.
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... written in the eighth century.... from this all other MSS. and printed copies of the works of Tacitus are derived." ("Diegesis," p. 373.) Suetonius (born about A.D. 65, died in second century) writes: "The Christians, a race of men of a ...
... written in the eighth century.... from this all other MSS. and printed copies of the works of Tacitus are derived." ("Diegesis," p. 373.) Suetonius (born about A.D. 65, died in second century) writes: "The Christians, a race of men of a ...
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