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The Gospels in the Second Century

CHAPTER XIV
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This appellation too had been applied to Him by the prophet Daniel.

(Dan.vii.13, iii.

25).

But if Jesus claimed to be the Son of Man, if, standing before the Jews as a man, He claimed as man the power of forgiving sins, He thereby showed that He possessed a real human body and not the mere phantasm of which Marcion spoke.
_Curatur_ et _paralyticus_, et quidem in coetu, spectante populo...
Cum redintegratione membrorum virium quoque repraesentationem pollicebatur: _Exsurge et tolle grabatum tuum;_--simul et animi vigorem ad non timendos qui dicturi erant: _Qui dimittet peccata nisi solus deus ?_...

Cum Judaei merito retractarent non posse hominem _delicta dimittere_ sed _deum solum_, cur...


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