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De Moor II:18: The Abiding Canonicity of the Old Testament, Part 2
As all the Canonical Books are always Canonical, so also they are equally Canonical, with no Dignity to be attributed to some above...
Dr. Dilday
2 days ago9 min read
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De Moor II:17: The Abiding Canonicity of the Old Testament, Part 1
Marcion As we have just given a proof that no Canonical Books have perished, so it is now to be proven that those surviving Books are...
Dr. Dilday
3 days ago16 min read
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De Moor II:16: Canonical Books Imperishable, Part 2
As we saw in the § above, the Canonical Books did not at any time perish all at once, so our AUTHOR now contends that not any Canonical...
Dr. Dilday
6 days ago40 min read
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De Moor II:15: Canonical Books Imperishable, Part 1
Among the Accidental Properties of these Canonical Books our AUTHOR enumerates that they always Endure and Survive, and also that all...
Dr. Dilday
May 1210 min read
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De Moor II:14: The Canon and the Church, Part 4
And the Division into Chapters and Verses is not divine, but Human . Our AUTHOR in his Compendio Theologiæ with good reason...
Dr. Dilday
May 1018 min read
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De Moor II:14: The Canon and the Church, Part 3
When now we proceed unto the Arrangement of the Canonical Books, our AUTHOR observes that this Order or Arrangement of the Books is...
Dr. Dilday
May 78 min read
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De Moor II:14: The Canon and the Church, Part 2
Next, with respect to the Canon of the New Testament : again we observe, 1. that the Testimony of the Church is able to make no Book...
Dr. Dilday
May 615 min read
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De Moor II:14: The Canon and the Church, Part 1
So that this Material of the Composition of Sacred Scripture, or the θεόπνευστοι/ inspired Books designed to direct faith and manners,...
Dr. Dilday
May 521 min read
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De Moor II:13: The Canon of Scripture, Part 5
Our AUTHOR proceeds: There has been no place here for the confutation of , α. the SAMARITANS in their rejection of the Prophets after...
Dr. Dilday
May 111 min read
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De Moor II:13: The Canon of Scripture, Part 4
II. α. Next, in the Canon of the New Testament our AUTHOR enumerates twenty-seven Books; the Most Illustrious JOHANNES ENS, in his...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 309 min read
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De Moor II:13: The Canon of Scripture, Part 3
And these indeed are the Books that among the Jews for ages constituted the Canon of βιβλίων θεοπνεύστων, inspired books ; while without...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 297 min read
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De Moor II:13: The Canon of Scripture, Part 2
β. Our AUTHOR subjoins a similarly diverse Division of the Books of the Old Testament, both among the Jews, and among the Christians. ...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 2818 min read
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De Moor II:13: The Canon of Scripture, Part 1
From the Efficient, Instrumental Cause, or the Amanuenses, we proceed with our AUTHOR to the Material of Composition , or the Books of...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 2612 min read
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De Moor II:12: The Instrumental Cause of Scripture: The Amanuenses (Part 4)
Finally, our AUTHOR lays claim to the EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS for PAUL, on behalf of which opinion especially the Great SPANHEIM the...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 2319 min read
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De Moor II:12: The Instrumental Cause of Scripture: The Amanuenses (Part 3)
Just as in the Old Testament our AUTHOR claimed the Pentateuch for Moses, so also in the New Testament he lays claim to the writings...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 227 min read
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De Moor II:12: The Instrumental Cause of Scripture: The Amanuenses (Part 2)
Next, our AUTHOR observes that it is not necessary for us to know the names of the individual Writers of the individual Books ; as in the...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 2114 min read
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De Moor II:12: The Instrumental Cause of Scripture: The Amanuenses (Part 1)
From the Genus of the Definition of Scripture , which was the Word of God , we proceed now to a consideration of the Difference of...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 189 min read
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De Moor II:11: Against the Authenticity of the Samaritan and Septuagint, Part 2
What is now to be found concerning the Authenticity of the GREEK VERSION OF THE OLD TESTAMENT, which is commonly called the...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 1735 min read
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De Moor II:11: Against the Authenticity of the Samaritan and Septuagint, Part 1
With respect to the SAMARITAN PENTATEUCH, of which our AUTHOR makes mention at the beginning of this §, from which text, to be assessed...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 156 min read
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De Moor II:10: Against the Authenticity of the Vulgate
After our AUTHOR positively taught that the Independent and Authentic Authority of the Sacred Scripture, not only with respect to...
Dr. Dilday
Apr 1223 min read
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