Inspiration and Interpretation: Seven Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford ; With, Preliminary Remarks : Being an Answer to a Volume Entitled Essays and Reviews

J.H. and Jas. Parker, 1861 - 545 Seiten

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Theories of Inspiration to be rejected	lxxvi

The mention of Jeremy the prophet and of Cyrenius	xciii

Men not competent to make their own Religion out of the Bible 16	91

A different view of the nature and office of Inspiration stated	100

The message still Gods whatever its nature may	106

The Substance of Scripture inseparable from the Form	115

SUPPLEMENT TO SERMON IV	126

SERMON V	139

How this is to be done	147

How the inspired writers may be supposed to have understood	148

SERMON II	cvi

The peroration of Mr Jowetts Essay examined	cxlvii

Retrospect of the entire subject	clxiv

Absolute irrelevancy of objections drawn from the state of	ccxxxi

SERMON I	1

Difficulties and seeming contradictions in the Gospel	7

A caution	14

3 Through Faith we understand that the worlds were	23

Objections considered	33

SERMON III	53

Impertinence of the modern way of speaking of the Evangelists	60

Absurdity of the common allegations against	73

The story of Joseph and Potiphars wife remarked upon	74

Further proofs of the mysterious texture of Holy Scripture	158

The question of Interpretation not be argued on à priori grounds	173

SERMON VI	183

License of Inspired quotation	194

No Accommodation when an inspired writer quotes Scripture	213

SERMON VII	221

Miracles are not to be called violations c of Nature	238

Ideology explained and exposed	245

False and true Charity	251

APPENDIX	257

E The simplest view of Inspiration the truest and the best	265

J How the Inspired Authors of the New Testament handle	271

Opinions of commentators concerning Accommodation	277

Titel	Inspiration and Interpretation: Seven Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford ; With, Preliminary Remarks : Being an Answer to a Volume Entitled Essays and Reviews ATLA Historical Monographs Collection Series 1 ATLA monograph preservation program [American Theological Library Association (ATLA) Historical Monographs Collection
Autor/in	John William Burgon
Ausgabe	Neuauflage
Verlag	J.H. and Jas. Parker, 1861
Original von	Harvard University
Digitalisiert	23. Sept. 2008
ISBN	0790508192, 9780790508191
Länge	545 Seiten

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