The Four Gospels, Volume 4

admit adopted agree ancient answer appears applied authority better called CHAPTER clause common commonly concerning connection consequently considered critics denotes disciples Diss doubt editions effect employed entirely equally Evangelist evidence example explained expression Father favour followed former give given Gospel idiom imply import interpretation Jesus Jews kind language latter least Lord Lord's manner meaning meant mentioned natural never observed occasion occurs opinion original passage person phrase preceding preferred present probable proper properly prophet question reading reason regard relation remark rendered sacred Scripture seems sense sentence shows signifies sometimes speak suits term thing thou thought tion translators understood verb verse wanting wherein whole word writers