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De Moor's Theological Disputation on Ephesians 5:14: Questions on Ephesians 5:14
When the Apostle had admonished the Ephesians, Ephesians 5:8, that, with the manner of their remarkable conversion considered, which they had undergone with respect to their spiritual state, through which these, who previously were pure darkness , were made light in the Lord , they should walk worthily as children of light : and when he had added that other precept, verse 11, by which he not only wills that the faithful Ephesians stay far from communion with the works of d
Dr. Dilday
Oct 242 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: A Possible Objection Answered
It is no objection that the Crucifixion of the two thieves mentioned at last in Mark 15:27 most likely followed immediately upon the Crucifixion of Christ, and was not delayed for three whole hours. Since, 1. the Evangelist rightly narrates first in continuous succession those things that have regard unto the Crucifixion of Christ Himself and its consequences, even if those should happen somewhat later: which sort of circumstances pertaining to the execution of this punish
Dr. Dilday
Oct 222 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Preferred Harmonization Defended
It makes for this interpretation, 1. that the Division of the Garments after the Crucifixion was just now mentioned, verse 24, and that this history of the division of the garments of our crucified Lord immediately precedes in that very place , when it follows in our verse 25, ἦν δὲ ὥρα τρίτη, καὶ ἐσταύρωσαν αὐτόν, and it was the third hour, and the crucified Him . 2. It could appear somewhat incongruous, if Mark after the relation of the division of the garments, which
Dr. Dilday
Oct 207 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Preferred Harmonization
[ If you are being blessed by the translation work, please consider supporting the work and speeding it on its way. Click here to watch a brief video on the project. ] More than other ways of reconciliation, that has long pleased me that refers the determination of the time occurring in Mark 15:25, not to the time of day of the Crucifixion; but to the interval of time that came between the Crucifixion of the Lord and the parting of His garments. And so the words of the tex
Dr. Dilday
Oct 173 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: Greater and Lesser Hours?
Hugo Grotius But let us return now to the principal difficulty, which yet remains, namely, in what way Mark’s Third Hour might be able to be reconciled with John’s Sixth reckoned according to the manner of the Jews; so that we might see whether we are able to loose the same with any probable explanation. Eminent men have tried to bring the Evangelists into agreement by the help of the distinction between the greater and lesser hours, so that John mentions the lesser sixth
Dr. Dilday
Oct 143 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Sixth Hour More Broadly Defined?
But when we thus acknowledge that John made mention of the Sixth Hour according to the Jews’ common manner of reckoning the natural day...
Dr. Dilday
Oct 75 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Sixth Hour of the Roman Civil Day?
ZELTNER, in his Dissertatione de Horologio Pilati , commends yet another opinion, according to which John the Evangelist is here to be...
Dr. Dilday
Oct 37 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Sixth Hour of the Day of Preparation? of the Trial?
It is even less necessary with others to expound the sixth hour of John with reference to the time when παρασκευὴ τοῦ Πάσχα, the...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 303 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: Possible Resolution through Textual Emendation
It could be thought overly rash, and a cutting, rather than a loosing, of the knot, if we should correct Mark out of John, by...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 225 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: Resolution to Focus on the More Plausible Solutions
While in the Writers cited each reader will be able to satisfy his desire for knowledge unto satiety, as to what is thought and furnished...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 191 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: Literature on the Chronological Paradox
I would do what has already been done, and lose my labor, if I should wish to review all the diverse ways that the most learned...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 173 min read


De Moor's Theological Disputation on Mark 15:25 and John 19:14: The Chronological Paradox
There is a very famous ἐναντιοφανὲς, apparent contradiction , that occurs in the History of the Lord’s Passion, if you compare Mark with...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 151 min read


De Moor II:50: Scripture's Highest End
Thus it has finally come unto the Ultimate End of Scripture; which is able to be said to be twofold, with one subordinated to the other,...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 91 min read


De Moor II:49: Hermeneutical Canons, Part 2
Finally, our AUTHOR adds that the Force of the Words and Phrases of Scripture is also to be held in exposition , as far as the Analogy...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 85 min read


De Moor II:48: Hermeneutical Canons, Part 1
Our AUTHOR yet supplies for us hermeneutical Canons rightly to be observed: 1. that the Exposition of Scripture ought principally to...
Dr. Dilday
Sep 64 min read


De Moor II:47: The Use of the Fathers in Interpretation, Part 2
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Dr. Dilday
Sep 22 min read


De Moor II:46: The Use of the Fathers in Interpretation, Part 1
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Dr. Dilday
Sep 112 min read


De Moor II:45: The Means of Proper Interpretation
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Dr. Dilday
Aug 2010 min read


De Moor II:44: The Object of Interpretation: The Whole Scripture
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Dr. Dilday
Aug 166 min read


De Moor II:43: The Supreme Judge: The Holy Spirit
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Dr. Dilday
Aug 136 min read
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