Hermann Olshausen:Biblical Commentary On The New Testament (volume 2)
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This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1863. Not illustrat… Mehr…
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1863. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... III. PART THE THIRD. LAST RESIDENCE OF CHRIST IN. JERUSALEM AT THE PASSOVER. (John xii. 1--xvii. 26.) SS 1. The Anointing Of Jesus And His Entrance Into Jerusalem. (John xii. 1-19. [Matt xxvL 6-13; Mark xiv. 3-9.]) In this last part of John''s evangelical history, which extends to the account of the Sufferings, everything is so closely connected with the main design of the Evangelist, that no further remark on this point is requisite. For, even the first circumstances from the history of the Lord presented for our consideration in this paragraph (viz.. his anointing and entrance into Jerusalem, which, it is true, might have heen omitted in case of necessity) are very appropriately selected, inasmuch as they serve on the one hand to characterize Judas, whose conduct as betrayer would not have been accounted for but by this narrative, and on the other to represent the inconsistency of the people, who, at the Eedeemer''s entrance, shouted, Hosanna to the Son of David ! and soon afterwards cried, Crucify him 1 Everything, however, that has reference to the bringing on of the Lord''s death--the growing hatred of the Pharisees, the increasing villany of Judas, the fickleness of the multitude --all this John brings before the reader, and although only in an incidental and purely historical manner, yet without losing sight of, or impairing, his grand, doctrinal purpose. As regards the account of the anointing of Christ by Mary, we have already spoken (in the former part of the Commentary) concerning the difference between this and the kindred history related Luke vii. 36, ff. But certain as it is that these two differ, it is equally certain that the accounts, Matth. xxvi. 6, ff, Mark xiv. 3, ff, are perfectly identical with ours in John. In modern times, opinions o... Hermann Olshausen, Books, Religion and Spirituality, Biblical Commentary On The New Testament (volume 2) Books>Religion and Spirituality, General Books LLC<
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Hermann Olshausen:Biblical Commentary On The New Testament (volume 2)
- neues Buch ISBN: 9781235248801
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1863. Not illustrat… Mehr…
This historic book may have numerous typos, missing text or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1863. Not illustrated. Excerpt: ... III. PART THE THIRD. LAST RESIDENCE OF CHRIST IN. JERUSALEM AT THE PASSOVER. (John xii. 1--xvii. 26.) SS 1. The Anointing Of Jesus And His Entrance Into Jerusalem. (John xii. 1-19. [Matt xxvL 6-13; Mark xiv. 3-9.]) In this last part of John''s evangelical history, which extends to the account of the Sufferings, everything is so closely connected with the main design of the Evangelist, that no further remark on this point is requisite. For, even the first circumstances from the history of the Lord presented for our consideration in this paragraph (viz.. his anointing and entrance into Jerusalem, which, it is true, might have heen omitted in case of necessity) are very appropriately selected, inasmuch as they serve on the one hand to characterize Judas, whose conduct as betrayer would not have been accounted for but by this narrative, and on the other to represent the inconsistency of the people, who, at the Eedeemer''s entrance, shouted, Hosanna to the Son of David ! and soon afterwards cried, Crucify him 1 Everything, however, that has reference to the bringing on of the Lord''s death--the growing hatred of the Pharisees, the increasing villany of Judas, the fickleness of the multitude --all this John brings before the reader, and although only in an incidental and purely historical manner, yet without losing sight of, or impairing, his grand, doctrinal purpose. As regards the account of the anointing of Christ by Mary, we have already spoken (in the former part of the Commentary) concerning the difference between this and the kindred history related Luke vii. 36, ff. But certain as it is that these two differ, it is equally certain that the accounts, Matth. xxvi. 6, ff, Mark xiv. 3, ff, are perfectly identical with ours in John. In modern times, opinions o... Hermann Olshausen, Books, Religion and Spirituality, Biblical Commentary On The New Testament (volume 2) Books>Religion and Spirituality <
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