The Bible and Wisdom II

GA 57/1908-11-14/p007 ·1908-11-14 · English HighHigh alignmentThis translation's paragraph count matches the German original — the locus maps cleanly to the same paragraph in DE.
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Certainly, there were also souls who defended the opposite view. If, on the other hand, it must truly be said that Christian Baur and those who were his students or who worked with him to a greater or lesser extent proceeded with tremendous critical acumen, we must not forget a Bible scholar such as the historian and scholar Gfrörer, who claims that the Gospel originated from the Apostle John himself. He diligently shows how this Gospel in particular demonstrates in almost every sentence that it was written by an eyewitness or by someone who received its message from eyewitnesses. Gfrörer goes so far as to say, in his Swabian manner, that anyone who—according to his argument—does not believe that the Gospel originated with John cannot be in his right mind. He also speaks ill of those who say that it is not historical and then attack this Gospel with all manner of arguments.

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