The Bremen Lectures On Great Religious Questions of to Day
The Bremen Lectures On Great Religious Questions of to Day
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These form a part of his private life, which he only reluctantly discloses. Of that appearance of Christ, on the contrary, he speaks with entire openness. He often appeals to it. Its narration unquestionably formed an element in his public discourses. Moreover, where Paul speaks of these visions, he describes very plainly his state as one of ecstasy. "Whether he was in the body, or out of the body, he is even unable to tell. Nothing of all this, where he narrates the appearance of the risen Jes...us. There he uses the simple expressions, " He has appeared to me ; " " I have seen the Lord. " Add to this, that he portrays that occurrence near Damascus as an altogether extraordinary one, which was never repeated with him, nor afterwards happened with others, — for what is worthy of especial notice, he calls this appear- ance the last, though he subsequently in a vision saw and spoke with the Lord, — that upon this appearance he grounds his apostolical authority, while visions were allotted to others also who were not apostles ; and you will not be able to escape the impression, that Paul very consciously makes a distinction between those visions and this appearance.
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These form a part of his private life, which he only reluctantly discloses. Of that appearance of Christ, on the contrary, he speaks with entire openness. He often appeals to it. Its narration unquestionably formed an element in his public discourses. Moreover, where Paul speaks of these visions, he describes very plainly his state as one of ecstasy. "Whether he was in the body, or out of the body, he is even unable to tell. Nothing of all this, where he narrates the appearance of the risen Jes...us. There he uses the simple expressions, " He has appeared to me ; " " I have seen the Lord. " Add to this, that he portrays that occurrence near Damascus as an altogether extraordinary one, which was never repeated with him, nor afterwards happened with others, — for what is worthy of especial notice, he calls this appear- ance the last, though he subsequently in a vision saw and spoke with the Lord, — that upon this appearance he grounds his apostolical authority, while visions were allotted to others also who were not apostles ; and you will not be able to escape the impression, that Paul very consciously makes a distinction between those visions and this appearance.
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