The King James Version
Defended
By Dr.
Edward F. Hills
NOTES
ABBREVIATIONS
BASOR
Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental
Research.
Berlin
Die Griechischen Christlichen Schriftsteller,
Preussisch Akademie der
Wissenschaften
HTR
Harvard Theological Review (Harvard
University Press ).
ICC
The International Critical Commentary (Scribner's
) .
JBL
The Journal of Biblical
Literature.
JTS
The
Journal of Theological Studies (Oxford
University Press).
LCL
The Loeb Classical Library.
MPG
Migne, Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series
Graeca.
MPL
Migne, Patrologiae Cursus Completus, Series
Latina.
NSHE
The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious
Knowledge
(Funk & Wagnalls).
NTS
New Testament Studies (Cambridge University
Press).
TS
Texts and Studies (Cambridge University
Press).
TU
Texte and Untersuchungen zur Geschichte der
alt christlichen Literatur.
Vienna
Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum,
Academia Litterarum
Vindobonensis.
ZNW
Zeitschrift fur die neutestamentliche
Wissenschaft und die Kunde des
Urchristentums.
INTRODUCTION
Note l
MPG, vol. 7 col 805, col 844.
Note 2
De La Rue, vol. 1, p. 16.
CHAPTER
ONE
Note 1
Paul Radin, Monotheism Among Primitive Peoples,
Basel: Ethnographical Museum.
1954,
Preface.
Note 2
W. Schmidt, The
Origin and Growth of Religion. trans. by H.
J. Rose. London: Methuen, 1931, p.
191.
Note 3
Idem, p.
208.
Note 4
Calvin, Institutes. Book I, Chapter 6, Section
1.
Note 5
Rudolph Thiel (1957), And
There Was Light. New York: Mentor Book, 1960.
p. 356.
Note 6
Harlow Shapley, "On the Evidences of Inorganic
Evolution," Evolution After
Darwin,
vol.
1, The Evolution of Life Chicago:
University of Chicago
Press
Copyright 1960 by the University of Chicago, pp.
25-26.
Note 7
Albert Einstein, The
Evolution of Physics, New York: Simon &
Schuster, 1938, p.
224.
Note 8
Ernst Mach, Die Mechanik, Leipzig: Brockhaus, 1908, p.
238.
Bertrand Russell, The ABC
of Relativity, New York: Signet Science
Library Book,
1962, pp.
13-14.
Max Born, Einstein's Theory of Relativity, New
York: Dover, 1962, p.
345
Note 9
The Growth of Physical Science, James
Jeans, New York: Fawcett, 1961, pp.
125-28.
Note 10
Bible-Science Newsletter, Vol. 15 (1977), Nos. 1
& 2.
Note 11
Bible-Science Newsletter, Vol. 14 (1976), No.
1.
Note 12.
Climatic Change, Harlow Shapley (Ed.),
Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University
Press,
1954.
Note 13
F. Hoyle (1955), Frontiers of Astronomy, New York:
Mentor Book, 1962, p.
19.
Note 14
J. C. Whitcomb & H. M. Morris, The
Genesis Flood, Grand Rapids: Baker, 1961, p.
127.
Note 15
George G. Simpson, "The History of Life," Evolution After Darwin, vol. 1, The
Evolution
of Life, Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, Copyright 1960 by
the
University of Chicago, p.
125.
Note 16
William Howells, Mankind
in the Making, Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday,
1959, p.
149.
Note 17
F. H. T. Rhodes, The
Evolution of Life, Baltimore: Penguin Books,
1962, p. 38, 43.
Note 18
F. E. Zeuner, Dating
the Past, London: Methuen, 1952, pp. 311.
313.
Note 19
"The Petrified Forests of Yellowstone Park," by
Erling Dorf, The
Scientific
American,
April,
1964, pp. 104-108.
Note 20
The Genesis Flood, Whitcomb &
Morris, p. 161
Note 21
J. M. Macfarlane, Fishes
the Source of Petroleum, New York: Macmillan,
1923, pp.
384-400.
Note 22
Archibald Geikie, Text-Book of Geology, 4th ed.
London: Macmillan, 1903, vol. 1, p.
678.
Note 23
"The Mechanics of Appalachian Structure," by
Bailey Willis, U.
S. Geological
Survey,
1893,
pp. 227-228.
Note 24
The Genesis Flood, Whitcomb &
Morris, pp.
185-187.
Note 25
Idem. pp.
265-266.
Note 26
L. D. Leet & S. Judson, Physical Geology, New York:
Prentice-Hall, 1954, p.
266.
Note 27
Idem, pp.
291-292.
Note 28
"Continental Drift," by J. Tuzo Wilson, The
Scientific American, April, 1963, pp.
86-99.
Note 29
Physical Geology, pp.
269-270.
Note 30
The Genesis Flood, Whitcomb &
Morris, pp.
153-154.
Note 31
Idem, pp. 77, 122, 267,
269.
Note 32
Idem, p.
294.
Note 33
Idem, pp.
303-311.
Note 34
George G. Simpson, "The History of Life," Evolution After Darwin, vol. 1, The
Evolution
of Life, Chicago:
University of Chicago Press, Copyright 1960 by the
University of Chicago, p.
149.
Note 35
The Evolution of Life, p.
153.
Note 36
"Correlation of Change in the Evolution of Higher
Primates," by S. Zuckerman,
Evolution
As A Process, Julian
Huxley editor, London: Allen & Unwin,
1954,
pp.
304-349.
Note 37
"Further Evidence of Lower Pleistocene Hominids
from East Rudolf, North Kenya,"
Nature,
vol.
231 (1971), pp.
244-245.
Note 38
E. A. Hooton, Up From
The Ape, New York: Macmillan, 1946, p.
346.
Note 39
Cesare Emeliani et al., Evolution After Darwin, vol. 3,
Chicago: University of
Chicago Press, 1960, p.
164.
Note 40
"Age of Bed I, Olduvai Gorge, Tanganyika," by
L.S. B. Leakey, J. F. Evernden and
G. H. Curtis, Nature, vol. 191 (1961), p.
479.
Note 41
Nature, vol. 226 (1970), p.
223.
Note 42
Scientific American, vol.
224, April, 1971, p.
52.
Note 43
Sir Isaac Newton's Mathematical Principles,
translated by Andrew Motte in 1729,
Berkeley,
Calif.:University of California Press, 1960, p.
6.
Note 44
Opticks, by Sir Isaac Newton, New
York: Dover, 1952, pp.
403-404.
Note 45
ABC of Relativity, Russell, p.
44.
Note 46
Hans Reichenbach, From
Copernicus To Einstein, New York:
Philosophical Library,
1942, p.
45.
Note 47
"Contribution to the Co-rotating Magnetic Field
Model of the Pulsar," by V. G.
Endean and J. E. Allen,
Nature, vol. 228 (1970), pp.
346-349.
Note 48
An Introduction To Astronomy, by C. M.
Huffer, E. Trinklein, M. Bunge, New York:
Holt, Rinehart &
Winston, 1967, pp. 17,
342.
Note 49
Dynamic Astronomy, by Robert T. Dixon,
Englewood Cliffs, N. J.: Prentice-Hall,
Inc., 1971, p.
307.
Note 50
"Anti-Matter," by Geoffrey Burbridge and Fred
Hoyle, Scientific American, April,
1958, pp.
34-39.
Note 51
"Gravity," by George Gamow, Scientific
American,
March,
1961, p. 106.
Note 52
Albert Einstein, Essays
In Science, trans. by Alan Harris, New York:
Philosophical
Library, 1934, p.
30.
Note 53
Reflections Of A Physicist, by P. W.
Bridgman, New York: Philosophical Library,
1955, pp.
178-179.
Note 54
Werner Heisenberg, Physics
And Philosophy, New York: Harper, 1958, pp.
42-43.
Note 55
James Jeans (1947), The
Growth Of Physical Science, New York: Fawcett
World
Library, 1961, pp.
294-295.
Note 56
Physics And Philosophy, Heisenberg, p.
90.
Note 57
Reflections Of A Physicist, Bridgman,
p. 179.
Note 58
Max Born, The
Restless Universe, New York: Dover, 1951, p.
19.
Note 59
J. M. Keynes, A
Treatise On Probability, London: Macmillan,
1921, pp. 332-336.
Note 60
The Elements of Probability Theory, by
Harald Cramer, New York: Wiley, 1955,
pp.
11-20.
Note 61
The Restless Universe, Born, p.
18.
Note 62
Essays In Science, Einstein, pp.
20-21.
Note 63
The Way Things Are, by P. W.
Bridgman, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard
University
Press, 1959, p.
121.
Note 64
Martin Luther, Commentary On Galatians, Gal.
2:20.
Note 65
Samuel Rutherford, Religious Letters, To
Mr. Henry Stewart, his wife, and two
daughters, all prisoners
of Christ at Dublin,
1640.
CHAPTER
TWO
Note 1
History of
Religions, by G. F. Moore, New York: Scribners, 1913, p.
270.
Note 2
Idem, p. 434.
Note 3
Idem, p. 210.
Note 4
Idem, pp. 221-228.
Note 5
Idem, pp. 447-450.
Note 6
Idem, pp. 174-178.
Note 7
Idem, pp. 380-405.
Note 8
Idem, pp. 272-275.
Note 9
Idem, pp. 283-301.
Note 10
Idem, pp. 48-64.
Note 11
Idem, pp. 31-37.
Note 12
Idem, pp. 6-7.
Note 13
History Of
Ancient Philosophy, by W.
Windelband (1893), trans. by H. E. Cushman
(1899), New York:
Dover Publications, 1956, p. 38.
Note 14
Idem, p. 40.
Note 15
Greek
Philosophy, Part I, Thales to
Plato, by John Burnet, London, Macmillan, 1928,
p.
25.
Note 16
Ancient
Philosophy, Windelband, pp.
51-55.
Note 17
Idem, pp. 315ff
Note 18
Idem, pp. 114-118.
Note 19
Greek
Philosophy, Burnet, pp.
87-93.
Note 20
Ancient Philosophy, Windelband, pp.
130-132.
Note 21
A History
Of Philosophy, by F. Ueberweg,
trans. by G. S. Morris, New York:
Scribner, 1876,
vol. 1, pp. 115-117.
Ancient Philosophy,
Windelband, pp. 190-223.
Greek Philosophy,
Burnet,pp. 333-350.
Note 22
Aristotle, by A. E.
Taylor (1919), New York: Dover, 1966, pp.
5-113.
History of
Philosophy, Ueberweg, vol. 1,
pp. 139-180.
Ancient
Philosophy, Windelband, pp.
224-292.
Note 23
History Of Philosophy, Ueberweg, vol. 1, pp.
222-232.
Ancient
Philosophy, Windelband, pp.
346-348.
Note 24
NSHE, Articles, "Gnosticism," "Docetism,"
"Adoptionism," "Monarchianism,"
"Arianism."
Note 26
Creeds Of
Christendom, Schaff, vol. 2, pp.
57-60, 62-63.
Note 26
NSHE, Article, "Indulgences."
Note 27
Surah LXI, 6.
Note 28
Surah, IV, 171.
Note 29
The
Meaning Of The Glorious Koran, by M. M. Pickthall,
New York: New American Library, 1953, p.
xxviii
Note 30
The Koran
Translated Into English, by
George Sale, Chandos Classic, London: F.
Warne & Co.,
pp. 50-54.
Note 31
History Of
Philosophy, Ueberweg, vol. 1,
pp. 402-428.
Note 32
Idem, pp. 429-439 - 452-457.
Note 33
NSHE, Articles, "Scholasticism," "Thomas
Aquinas."
"Current Roman
Catholic Thought on Evolution." by
J. Franklin Ewing, S. J., Evolution After
Darwin, University of
Chicago Press, 1960,
vol. 93, pp.
25-28.
Note 34
Proslogium,
Chapter
I.
Note 35
Canon of The New Testament, by B. W. Westcott, 4th ed., London: Macmillan, 1875,
p.
477.
Note 36
Creeds of
Christendom, Schaff, vol. 3, p.
96.
Note 37
Idem, p. 361.
Note 38
Idem, pp. 589-590.
Note 39
Idem, p. 808.
Note 40
Idem, p. 605-606.
Note 41
Idem, p. 718.
Note 42
Idem, p. 738.
Note 43
A History
ot Modern Philosophy, by Harald Hoeffding, trans. by B. E. Meyer, New
York: Dover, 1955,
vol. 1, pp. 212-241.
Note 44
The
Philosophical Works Of Descartes, trans. by E. S. Haldane and G. R .H. Ross
(1911), New York:
Dover, 1955, vol. 1, p. 101, "Discourse on the method of
rightly
conducting the
reason and seeking for truth in the
sciences."
Note 45
Idem, vol. 1, pp. 144-199,
"Meditations on
the First Philosophy."
Note 46
History of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 1, pp. 292 - 331.
Works of
Spinoza, trans. by R. H. M.
Elwes (1883), New York: Dover, 1951, vol. 2,
"Improvement of
the Understanding," and "Ethics"
Note 47
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 1, pp 332-368.
Note 48
Idem, vol 1, pp. 377-391
Note 49
The Works
of John Locke, London: Bohn,
1854, vol 1, p. 205, Book II, chap 1, sec.
2
Note 50
Idem, vol. 1, p. 207, Book II, chap. 1, sec.
4.
Note 51
.
Idem, vol. 2, p. 129, Book IV, chap 1, sec.
1
Note 52
History Of Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding, vol. 1, pp.
414-423.
George Berkeley, Three Dialogues
Between Hylas And Philonous, New
York:
Liberal Arts
Press, 1954, especially Dialogue
III.
Note 53
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 1, pp. 424-440.
David Hume, An Inquiry
Concerning Human Understanding and Selections
from A
Treatise Of Human
Nature, Chicago: Open Court Publishing Co,
1927.
Note 54
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 2, pp. 29-109.
Note 55
Immanuel Kant, Critique of Pure
Reason, trans. by J. M. D.
Meiklejohn, New York:
Colonial Press,
1900.
Immanuel Kant, Prolegomena To Any
Future Meta-physics, trans. by
L. W. Beck,
New York: Liberal
Arts Press, 1950
Note 56
Immanuel Kant, Fundamental
Principles Of The Metaphysics Of Morals,
trans by T.
K. Abbott, New
York: Liberal Arts Press, 1949.
Immanuel Kant, Critique of
Practical Reason,, trans. by L.
W. Beck, New York:
Liberal Arts
Press, 1956.
Note 57
Immanuel Kant, Religion Within The
Limits Of Reason Alone, trans. by T. M. Greene
and H. H.
Hudson, 2nd edition, La Salle, Ill: Open Court
Publishing Co., 1960.
Note 58
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 2, pp. 174-192
The
Philosophy of Hegel, by W. T.
Stace, (1923), New York: Dover,
1955
Note 59
The Logic
of Hegel, trans. by W. Wallace,
2nd edition, Oxford University Press,
1892, p.
17
Note 60
Idem, p. 24.
Note 61
Idem, p. 29.
Note 62
G. W. F. Hegel, The Philosophy Of
History, trans. By J Sibree, New
York: Dover,
1956, p.
39.
Note 63
Kant's Weltanschauung, by Richard
Kroner,
trans. by John E Smith,
University of Chicago Press, Foreword, pp.
vii-viii.
The Philosophy Of
(As If) by
H
Vaihinger, trans. by C. K.
Ogden, London: Kegan Paul,
1934.
Note 64
The Ritschlian Theology And The Evangelical
Faith, by James Orr, London:
Hodder
& Stoughton, 1897.
A History
Of Christian Thought, by L. J.
Neve & O. W. Heick, Philadelphia:
Muhlenberg Press, vol. 2, pp.
148-154.
Note 65
W. Rauschenbusch, Christianity And The
Social Crisis, New York:
Macmillan, 1907.
W. Rauschenbusch, Christianizing The
Social Order, New York:
Macmillan, 1913.
Note 66
Soren Kierkegaard, Either/Or,
vol. 1, trans. by D. F. & L.
M. Swenson, vol. 2, trans.
by W. Lowrie, Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday,
1959.
Note 67
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding,
vol. 2, pp. 285-289.
Note 68
Karl Jaspers, Man In The Modern
Age, trans. by Eden & Cedar
Paul, London:
Routledge & Kegan Paul,
1933.
Note 69
Martin Heidegger, Existence And Being,
trans. by Scott, Hull &
Crick, Chicago:
Henry Regnery Co.,
1949.
Note 70
Jean-Paul Sartre, Being And
Nothingness, trans. by Hazel E.
Barnes, New York:
Philosophical
Library, 1956.
Note 71
Karl Barth, The Epistle To The
Romans, trans. by Edwyn C.
Hoskins, Oxford
University Press,
1933.
Karl Barth, The Doctrine Of The
Word of God, trans. by G. T.
Thomson, Edinburgh:
T & T Clark,
1936.
Note 72
La Mettrie, Man A Machine,
trans. by G. C. Bussey, Chicago:
Open Court Publishing
Co.,
1927.
Note 73
History Of Modern Philosophy, Hoeffding, vol 1, pp.
472-484.
Note 74
Idem, vol. 2, pp. 500 501.
Note 75
The Origin Of Life, by A.
I. Oparin, trans. by S. Morgulis, 2nd edition, New York:
Dover, 1953, pp.
1-18.
Note 76
Idem, pp. 19-28.
"On the Origin of Life," by John Keosian, Science,
vol. 131 (1960), pp.
479-482.
Note 77
Charles Darwin, Origin Of Species,
1959, concluding
sentence.
Note 78
Origin Of
Life, Oparin, Introduction, p.
x.
Note 79
What
Science Knows About Life, by
Heinz Woltereck trans. by Mervin Savill, New
York: Association
Press, 1963, p. 28.
Note 80
"Organic Compound Sythesis Of The Primitive
Earth," by Stanley L. Miller and
Harold C.
Urey, Science,
vol. 130 (1959), p.
251.
Note 81
"Evolution of Enzymes and the Photosynthetic
Apparatus," by Melvin Calvin,
Science, vol.
130 (1959), p. 1173.
Note 82
"Voyage to the Planets," by K. F. Weaver, National Geographic,
August, 1970, p.
158.
"The Planet Venus," by R. Jastrow, Science,
vol. 160 (1968), pp.
1403-1410.
Note 83
"Mars and the Absent Organic Molecules," Science
News, vol. 110, Oct. 9, 1976,
pp.
228-29
N. Y. Times, Oct. 1,
1976.
Note 84
"The Structure of Viruses," by R. W. Home, The Scientific
American, January, 1963,
p.
48.
Note 85
"Rebuilding a Virus," by H. Fraenkel-Conrat, The Scientific
American, June, 1956,
pp. 42-44.
Note 86
"Nucleic Acids," by F. H. C. Crick, The Scientific
American, September, 1957, pp.
188-191.
Virus
Hunters, by Greer Williams, New
York: Knopf, 1959, pp.
483-484.
Note 87
The
Scientific American, November,
1965, p. 5.
Note 88
Heredity
And The Nature Of Man, by T.
Dobzhansky, New York: Harcourt Brace,
1964, pp.
34-35.
Note 89
History Of
Modern Philosophy, Hoefiding,
vol. 2, pp. 320-360.
Cours de
Philosophie Positive, par
Auguste Comte 2 vols., Paris: La Societe
Positiviste,
1892.
Note 90
The
Meaning Of
Meaning, by C. K. Ogden & I.
A. Richards, London: K. Paul,
Trench, Trubner
& Co. 1923.
Note 91
A History
Of Western Philosophy, by
Bertrand Russell, New York: Simon &
Schuster, 1945,
pp. 828-836.
An Inquiry
Into Meaning And Truth, by
Bertrand Russell, London: Allen & Unwin,
1940, pp.
327-347.
Note 92
The Vienna
Circle, by Victor Kraft, trans.
by Arthur Pap, New York: Philosophical
Library,
1953.
Note 93
Tractatus
Logico-Philosophicus, by Ludwig
Wittgenstein (1921), trans. by D. F.
Pears and B. F.
McGuinness, London: Routledge & Kegan Paul,
1961.
Note 94
Logic,
Semantics, Mathematics, Papers from
1923-1938 by Alfred Tarski,
trans. by J. H. Woodger, Oxford
1956.
Note 95
Science
and Sanity, by Alfred Korzybski,
Lancaster Pa.: Science Press,
1933.
The
Tyranny Of Words, by Stuart
Chase, New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co.,
1938.
Language
In Action, by S. I. Hayakawa,
New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co.,
1939.
Note 96
lntroduction To
Semantics, and Formalization Of
Logic, by Rudolph Carnap,
Harvard University Press,
1959.
Meaning And
Necessity, by Rudolph Carnap, University of
Chicago Press, 1947.
Note 97
Norbert Wiener, Cybernetics,
2nd edition, New York: John
Wiley & Sons, 1961, pp.
169-203.
Norbert Wiener, I Am A Mathematician,
Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, 1956, pp.
240-269.
Norbert Wiener, The Human Use Of
Human Beings, 2nd edition,
Garden City, N. Y.:
Doubleday, 1954,
pp. 48-73.
Note 98
Design
For A Brain,
by W. Ross Ashby, 2nd edition,
New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1960, p.
55.
Note 99
"The New Style of Science," by Henry Margenau, Yale Alumni
Magazine, February,
1962, pp. 8-17.
Note
100
Experience
And Prediction, by Hans
Reichenbach, Chicago: University of Chicago
Press, Copyright 1938 by the University of
Chicago, p. 192.
Note
101
Adam Smith, Wealth Of Nations,
edited by J. E. T Rogers,
Oxford, 1880, vol. 2, p.
272.
Note
102
"The Threat of Russia's Rising Strategic Power,"
by John G. Hubbell, Reader's
Digest, Feb. 1968, p.
54.
Note 103
N. Y. Times, May 27, 1972.
Note 104
N. Y. Times, Aug. 15 & 16,
1958.
Note
105
Freedom
from War; The United States Program for General and
Complete
Disarmament in a Peaceful World,
Department of State Publication 7277,
Sept.
1961. The same proposal was made by President
Kennedy in an address to the United
Nations, Sept. 25, 1961. N Y. Times, Sept. 26,
1961.
Note
106
Congressional
Record, Vol. 108, Part 1, Jan
29, 1962, p. 1043. Vol. 108, Part 3,
March 1, 1962, p.
3216
Note
107
Science,
vol. 151 (1966), pp.
53-57.
Note 108
N. Y. Times, Feb. 10, 1967.
Note 109
N Y. Times, Mar. 22, 1967.
Note 110
N.Y. Times, Nov. 25, 1975.
N. Y. Times, Aug. 4,
1976.
CHAPTER
THREE
Note 1
"Should Conservatives Abandon Textual
Criticism?," by Marchant A. King,
Bibliotheca Sacra,
vol 130 (January-March, 1973), pp.
35-40
Note 2
Hugonis Grotii, Annotationes,
vol 1, Amsterdam, 1641; vol. 2,
Paris, 1646; vol. 3,
Paris,
1650.
Note 3
S. Curcellaei, Novum Testamentum,
Amsterdam,
1658.
Note 4
Novi
Testamenti Libri Omnes. Oxford,
1675, Preface.
Note 5
J. A. Bengel, Gnomon of The New
Testament trans. by J. Bandinel,
Edinburgh; T. &
T. Clark, 1840,
vol. 1, pp. 20-37.
Note 6
Novum
Testamentum Graece, Tischendorf,
vol. 3, Prolegomena, Leipzig: Hinrichs',
1894, pp. 231-240.
Note 7
R. Bentley, "Letter to Archbishop Wake," Works,
Dyce, London: Macpherson,
1838.
Note 8
J. A Bengel, Novum Testamentum,
Graecum, Tubingae: George
Cotta, p. 420.
Note 9
Idem, p. 429.
Note 10
Idem, p. 385.
Note 11
Apparatus
ad Liberalem Novi Testamenti Interpretationem,
Halae, 1767, pp.
44-50.
Note 12
D. Io. Sal Semleri, Paraphrasis 11.
Epistolae ad Corinthos, Halae, 1776, Preface.
Note 13
NSHE, Article, "Semler."
Note 14
J J. Griesbach, Opuscula Academica,
Jena, 1824, vol. 1, p.
317.
Note 15
J. J. Griesbach, Novum Testamentum
Graece, editiosecunda, Londinin, 1809, vol. 1,
pp.
75-82.
Note 16
Idem, pp. 63-71.
Note 17
Einleitung
in die Schriften des Neuen Testaments, (2nd edition), Stuttgart 1821, vol.
1, pp.
145-216.
Note 18
Theologische Studien und Kritieken,
Hamburg: 1830, pp
817-845.
Novum
Testamentum, Graece et Latine, Berlin: 1942, p v.
xxxi.
Note 19
The New
Testament in the Original Greek, vol. 2, Introduction and Appendix,
London: Macmillan,
1881.
Note 20
Idem, p. 277.
Note 21
TS, vol. 5 (1899), p. xviii.
Note 22
The Four
Gospels, by B. H. Streeter,
London: Macmillan, 1924, pp.
111-127.
Note 23
Side
Lights on New Testament Research, by J. Rendel Harris, London: James Clarke
& Co., 1908,
p. 3.
Note 24
History of
New Testament Criticism, by F.
C. Conybeare, London; Watts & Co.,
1910, p.
129.
Note 25
Family
13 (The
Ferrar Group), by K. & S.
Lake, Philadelphia: University of
Pennsylvania
Press, 1941, p. vii.
Note 26
N. T. in
Greek, vol. 2, p. 185.
Note 27
Idem, p. 282.
Note 28
Bulletin
of the Bezan Club, III: Nov.,
1926, p. 5.
Note 29
The Text
of the Greek Bible, by F. G.
Kenyon, London: Duckworth, 1937, pp.
244-246.
Note 30
The Text
of the Epistles, by G. Zuntz,
London: Oxford University Press, 1953, p.
9.
Note 31
Der Urtext
des Neuen Testaments, Kiel:
Hirt, 1960, p. 20.
Note 32
A Historical
Introduction To The New Testament, by R. M. Grant, New York: Harper
& Rowe, 1963,
p. 51.
Note 33
"The Theological Relevance of Textual Variation
in Current Criticism of the Greek
New Testament," by
K. W. Clark, JBL, vol. 85 (1966), p.
16.
Note 34
"Bemerkungen zu den gegenwartigen Moglichkeiten
textkritischer Arbeit," by Kurt
Aland, NTS, vol.
17 (1970), p. 3.
Note 35
History of New Testament
Criticism, Conybeare, pp.
41-47.
Note 36
The Quest Of The Historical
Jesus, by Albert
Schweitzer, trans. by W. Montgomery,
London: A. &
C. Black, 1910, pp. 48-57.
Note 37
Idem, pp. 68-96.
Note 38
NSHE, Article, "Baur, Ferdinand
Christian."
Note 39
Study Of
The Gospels, by J. A. Robinson,
London: 1902, p. 128ff.
Note 40
Four
Gospels, Streeter, pp. 465-
481.
Note 41
Ecclesiastical
History, Eusebius, LCL, vol. 1,
p. 293.
Note 42
Historical
Introduction To The New Testament, R. M. Grant, p. 160.
Note 43
Introduction To The
New Testament, by Theodor Zahn,
trans. by M. W. Jacobus, Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark,
1909, vol. 2, pp. 405-408.
Note 44
Introduction To The
New Testament, by A. H. McNeile,
2nd edition, Oxford, 1953, pp.
64-65.
Note 45
Introduction To The
New Testament, Zahn, vol. 2, p.
408.
Note 46
Greek New
Testament, by Henry Alford, 7th
edition, London: Longmans, Green,
1898, vol. 1, pp.
8-9.
Note 47
Study Of The Gospels, by
B. F. Westcott, 5th edition, London: Macmillan, 1875,
pp.
164-180.
Note 48
Quest Of
The Historical Jesus, Schweitzer, pp.
121-136.
Note 49
An
Introduction To The New Testament, by K & S. Lake, New York: Harper, 1937,
p. 6,
note.
Note 50
The
Originality Of St. Matthew, by
B. C. Butler, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press,
1951.
Note 51
Idem, p. 4.
Note 52
Idem, p. 11.
Note 53
Idem, pp. 157-171.
Note 54
An Introduction To The
Old Testament, by E. J. Young,
Grand Rapids: Eerdmans,
1949, pp.
120-123.
Note 55
The Five
Books Of Moses, by O.T. Allis,
Philadelphia: Presbyterian & Reformed
Pub. Co., 1943,
pp. 14-15.
Note 56
Idem, pp. 15-17.
Note 57
Idem, pp. 17-18.
Note 58
W. H. Green, The Higher Criticism
Of The Pentateuch, New York:
Scribner's, 1906,
p.
90.
Note 59
Idem, pp. 92-95.
Note 60
Prolegomena To The
History Of Ancient Israel, With a Reprint of the
Article, Israel,
from the Encyclopedia
Britannica, by Julius Wellhausen, Preface
by Prof. Robertson
Smith, Cleveland:
World Publishing Co., 1961.
Note 61
Idem, pp. 430-440, 464.
Note 62
Idem, pp. 472-476.
Note 63
Idem, pp. 24-28, 32-34, 402.
Note 64
Idem, pp. 20-21.
Note 65
Idem, pp. 21-22.
Note 66
Idem, pp. 34-39, 294.
Note 67
History Of Israel, by
John Bright, Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1959, p.
63.
Note 68
Idem, pp. 62-63.
Note 69
Idem, pp. 129-130.
Note 70
Theology
Of The Old Testament, by Walther
Eichrodt, trans. by J. A. Baker from 6th
German edition,
Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1961, pp.
36-38.
Note 71
Understanding The
Old Testament, by B. W.
Anderson, 2nd edition, Englewood
Cliffs, N. J.:
Prentice Hall, 1966, pp. 61-65.
Note 72
From The
Stone Age To Christianity, by W.
F. Albright (2nd edition), Baltimore:
Johns Hopkins Press, 1946, p.
207.
Note 73
"Law and Covenant in Israel and the Ancient Near
East," by G. E. Mendenhall, The
Biblical Colloquium, 1955, pp.
32-34.
Old
Testament Theology, by G. Von Rad, trans. by
D. M. G. Stalker, Edinburgh:
Oliver & Boyd, 1962, pp.
132-133.
Note 74
W. H. Green, Higher Criticism Of
The Pentateuch, pp.
47-52.
Note 75
Idem, p. 49.
Note 76
Idem, p. 51.
Note 77
The Incarnation Of The Son Of God,
by Charles Gore, New York:
Scribners', 1891,
pp. 166,
212-217.
Note 78
What Is
Christianity?, by Adolf Harnack,
Trans. by T. B. Saunders, New York:
Putnam, 1901, p.
51.
Note 79
Idem, p. 65.
Note 80
W. Wrede, Des Messiasgeheimnis
in den Evangelien, Goettingen,
1901.
Note 81
Quest Of
The Historical Jesus, Schweitzer, pp.
328-395.
Note 82
Idem, p. 397.
Note 83
The
Meaning Of Jesus Christ, by Martin Dibelius, trans. by F. C. Grant New York:
Scribners',
1939.
Note 84
The New
Testament in Current Study, by Reginald Fuller, New York: Scribners',
1962.
Note 85
Theology
Of The New Testament, by Rudolph
Bultmann, Vol. 1, trans. by Frederick
Grobel, New York:
Scribners', 1951, p. 30.
Note 86
"The Synoptic Son of Man Sayings in Recent
Discussion," by I. H. Marshall, NTS,
vol. 12 (1966) pp.
327-351.
The Son Of Man In
Myth And History," by F. H. Borsch, Philadelphia:
Westminster
Press
1967.
Note 87
Recent Articles on "the Son of Man problem"
include the following:
"Exit the
Apocalyptic Son of Man," by R. Leivestad NTS, vol. 18
(1972), pp.
243-67.
"The Man from
Heaven in Johannine Sectarianism," by W. A. Meeks, JBL,
vol. 91
(1972), pp.
44-72.
'The Origin of the
Son of Man Concept as Applied to Jesus," by W. O.
Walker, JBL, vol. 91 (1972) pp.
482-490.
Note 88
New
Testament Christological Hymns,
by Jack T. Sanders, Cambridge University
Press,
1971.
"Pauline Theology
in the Letter to the Colossians," by E. Lohse, NTS, vol.
15 (1969), pp. 211-220.
"The Problem of
Pre-existence in Philippians 2:6-11," by Charles H.
Talbert, JBL, vol. 86, (1967), pp.
141-153.
Note 89
An Outline
of The Theology Of The New Testament, by Hans Conzelmann, trans. by
John Bowden,
Evanston: Harper & Row, 1969, p.
32.
Note 90
Idem, p. 68.
Note 91
Theology
Of The New Testament, Bultmann,
vol. 1, p. 45.
Note 92
Jcseph Butler, The Analogy Of
Religion, with an
introduction and notes hy Howard
Malcom, D. D.,
Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1881.
Note 93
Paley's
Evidences of Christianity, with
notes by C.M. Narne, M.A., New York:
Carter &
Bros., 1854.
Note 94
Natural
Theology, by William Paley, D.D., Works vol. 1, Boston: Joshua Belcher,
1810.
CHAPTER
FOUR
Note 1
W. H. Green, General Introduction
To The Old Testament, The
Canon, New York:
Scribuers', 1898,
pp. 11-18.
Note 2
De Civ.
Dei, xviii,
36.
Note 3
Judaism, by G. F. Moore, Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard
University Press. 1927, vol. 1,
p.
4.
Note 4
The
Ancestry Of Our English Bible,
by Ira Price, 2nd Revised Edition, by W. A.
Irwin & A. P.
Wikgren, New York: Harper, 1949, pp.
23-27.
Note 5
Idem, p. 35.
Note 6
Idem, p. 52.
Note 7
Handbook
To The Textual Criticism Of The New
Testament, by F. G. Kenyon,
London: Macmillan,
1912, p. 210.
Note 8
Ibid.
Note 9
Prologus Galeatus.
Note 10
An
Introduction To The Apocrypha,
by Bruce M. Metzger, New York: Oxford University Press,
1957, p. 171.
Note 11
Idem, pp. 158-170.
Note 12
The
Apocryphal Literature, by
Charles C. Torrey, New Haven: Yale University
Press, 1945, pp.
20-21.
Note 13
Idem, p. 15.
Note 14
Idem, p. 17.
Note 15
NSHE, Article, "Apocrypha."
Note 16
The
Apocryphal Literature, Torrey,
p. 23.
Note 17
Introduction To The
Apocrypha, Metzger, p.
177-178.
Note 18
A Critical
Introduction To The Apocrypha,
by L. H. Brockington, London:
Duckworth, 1961,
p. 136.
Note 19
The
Apocryphal Literature, Torrey,
pp. 24-35.
Introduction To The
Apocrypha, Metzger, pp.
178-180.
Note 20
Pref. ad
Libros Sol.
Note 21
The Bible
In The Church, by B. F.
Westcott, London: Macmillan, 1901, pp. 163-198,
249-255.
General Introduction
To The Old Testament, The Canon, W. F. Green, pp.
157-177.
Note 22
Introduction To The
Apocrypha, Metzger, p.
183.
Note 23
The
Apocrypha And Pseudepigrapha Of The Old
Testament, by R. H.
Charles, vol 2,
Pseudepigrapha,
Oxford: Clarendon Press,
1913.
Note 24
Jewish And
Christian Apocalypses, by F. C.
Burkitt, London: Oxford University
Press, 1914, pp.
17-18.
Epistles Of St.
James And St. Jude, by Alfred Plummer, London:
Hodder &
Stoughton, 1897,
p. 441.
Note 25
Jewish And
Christian Apocalypses, Burkitt,
pp. 37-40.
Epistles of St.
James And St. Jude, Plummer, pp.
419-425
Note 26
Jewish And
Christian Apocalypses, Burkitt,
pp. 45-46.
First Epistle Of St.
Paul To The Corinthians, Robertson &
Plummer, ICC, New York: Scribners', 1911, pp. 41
-42.
Note 27
"Jannes And Jambres," by John Rutherford, International
Standard Bible
Encyclopedia,
Chicago: 1937. Origen, Contra
Celsum, IV,
51.
Note 28
Our Bible
And The Ancient Manuscripts, by
F. G. Kenyon, London: Eyre &
Spottiswoode,
1898, p. 41.
Note 29
Second
Thoughts On The Dead Sea Scrolls, by F. F. Bruce, Grand Rapids:
Eerdman's, 1956,
p. 21.
Note 30
Idem, pp 22-25.
Note 31
Idem, pp. 38-42.
Note 32
Idem, pp. 28-33.
Note 33
Newsletter
No. 11, American Schools of
Oriental Research, Cambridge, Mass., June,
1972.
Note 34
"Variant Readings in the Isaiah Manuscripts," by
Millar Burrows, BASOR, October,
1948, p.
16.
Note 35
"New Light on Early Recensions of the Hebrew
Bible," by W. F. Albright, BASOR,
December, 1955, p.
30.
Note 36
"The History of the Biblical Text in the Light of
Discoveries in the Judean Desert'"
by F. M. Cross,
HTR, vol. 57 (1964) pp. 296-297.
Note 37
The Judean
Scrolls, The Problem And A Solution, by G. R. Driver, Oxford:
Blackwell, 1965,
pp. 3-6, 239-241, 371.
Note 38
Creeds Of
Christendom, Schaff, vol. 2, pp.
79-83.
Note 39
Some of the best known English works on the
history of the New Testament Canon
are as
follows:
History Of The New
Testament Canon, B. F. Westcott, London;
Macmillan, 4th edition, 1875.
Canon And
Text Of The New Testament, C. R.
Gregory, New York, Scribners'
1907.
Text And
Canon Of The New Testament, A.
Souter, London: Duckworth, 2nd edition
revised by C. S.
C. Williams, 1954.
Note 40
The
Formation Of The New Testament, by E. J. Goodspeed, Chicago: University of
Chicago Press,
1926, pp. 28-29.
Note 41
Adversus
Praxean, 15.
Note 42
Works.
edited by A. Dyce, London: 1838,
vol. 3, pp. 347-361.
Note 43
Introduction To The New Testament,
Zahn, vol. 2 p.
477.
Note 44
The
Infallible Word, Philadelphia: Presbyterian Guardian
Pub. Co.,
1946, p.
162.
Note 45
The
Westminster Assembly And Its Work, by B. B. Warfield, New York: Oxford
University Press,
1931 p. 239.
Note 46
Criticism
Of The New Testament, St. Margaret's Lectures
1902, by F. G. Kenyon, London:
John Murray, 1903, pp. 31-32.
CHAPTER
FIVE
Note 1
"The Greek New Testament: Its Present and Future
Editions," by Kurt Aland, JBL,
vol. 87 (1968).
Note 2
The Text
of The New Testament, by B. M.
Metzger, New York: Oxford University
Press, 1964, 2nd
edition 1968.
Note 3
Aland, JBL, vol. 87 (1968), p.
184.
Note 4
Ibid.
Note 5
Ibid.
Note 6
Ibid.
Note 7
Ibid.
Note 8
lntroduction (4th
edition), vol. 2, p. 405.
Note 9
New
Testament Manuscript Studies, edited by Parvis and
Wikgren, Chicago:
University of
Chicago Press, 1950, p. 6.
Note 10
Ibid.
Note 11
NTS, vol. 12, January, 1966, pp. 176-185; vol.
16, January, 1970, pp. 163-177.
Note 12
An
Introduction To Theology, by
Cornelius Van Til, 1947.
Note 13
Text Of
The New Testament, Metzger, pp.
72-79.
Note 14
Euangelion
Da-Mepharreshe, by F. C.
Burkitt, Cambridge University Press, 1904,
vol. 2, p.
5.
Note 15
E.g., Metzger, Text Of The New
Testament, pp.
69-70.
Note 16
Idem, pp. 70-71.
Note 17
Idem, p. 69.
Note 18
Idem, pp. 79-81.
Note 19
Idem, pp. 81-84.
Note 20
The
Beginnings Of Christianity, by
J. H. Ropes, London: Macmillan, 1926, vol. 3, p.
ccxli.
Note 21
The Text And Canon Of The New Testament,
by A. Souter, London: Duckworth,
1912, p.
124.
Note 22
N. T. In
The Original Greek, vol. 2, p.
176.
Note 23
"Luke 22:19b-20," by G. D. Kilpatrick, JTS, vol.
47 (1946), p. 54.
Note 24
"The Shorter Text of Luke 22:15-20," by Henry
Chadwick, HTR, vol. 50 (1957), pp.
249-258.
Note 25
Alterations To The Text Of The Synoptic Gospels
And Acts, by C. S. C. Williams,
Oxford: Blackwell, 1951, pp.
47-51.
Note 26
N. T. In
The Original Greek, vol. 2,
appendix, p. 73.
Note 27
Introduction To The
New Testament, Zahn, vol. 3, p. 87.
Note 28
Four
Gospels, Streeter, pp.
142-143.
Note 29
Alterations To The
Text, etc., Williams, pp.
51-53.
Note 30
"Neue Neutestamentliche Papyri II," by Kurt
Aland, NTS, vol. 12 (1966), pp.
193-210.
Note 31
"The Biblical Text of Clement of Alexandria," by
P. M. Barnard, TS, vol. v (1899),
pp.
1-64.
Note 32
"An Early Papyrus Fragment of the Gospel of
Matthew in the Michigan Collection,"
by H. A. Sanders,
HTR, vol. 19 (1926) pp. 215-224.
Note 33
"A Papyrus Fragment of Acts in the Michigan
Collection," by H. A. Sanders, HTR,
vol. 20 (1927),
pp. 2-19.
Note 34
Four
Gospels, Streeter, p.
57.
Note 35
"The Caesarean Text in the Gospel of Mark," by
Lake, Blake and New, HTR, vol. 21
(1928), p.
263f.
Note 36
Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri, by F. G. Kenyon, London: Emery Walker, 1933,
Fascic. II,
Gospels and Acts, pp. xi-xxi.
Note 37
Text Of
The Greek Bible, Kenyon, pp.
207-210.
Note 38
Codex B And Its Allies, by H. C. Hoskier, London: Quaritch, 1914, Part I, p.
278.
Note 39
The Gospel
According To Luke, by Alfred
Plummer, 4th edition, New York:
Scribners', 1901,
p. 537.
Note 40
The Gospel According To St. John,
by B. F. Westcott, London:
Murray, 1892, p. 159.
Note 41
Codex B
And Its Allies, Hoskier, Part I,
p. 7.
Note 42
Text of
The New Testament, Metzger, p.
42.
Note 43
"Whose Name Was Neves," by K. Grobel, NTS, vol.
10 (1964), pp. 381-382.
Note 44
Commentary On The Gospel of John, by F. Godet, trans. by Timothy Dwight, New
York: Funk &
Wagnals, 1886, vol. 2, p. 83.
Note 45
Das
Evangelium des Johannes, R.
Bultmann, Goettingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,
1941, p.
236n.
Note 46
"Some Notable Readings of Papyrus Bodmer II," by
J. Ramsey Michaels, The
Biblical Translator,
London, vol. 8 (1957), pp.
153-154.
Note 47
"Corrections of Papyrus Bodmer II," by G. D. Fee,
JBL, vol. 84 (1965), p. 68.
Note 48
NTS, vol. 3 (1957), p. 279.
Note 49
In a letter to the present
writer.
Note 50
"Die Evangelienschrift der Chester Beatty
Sammlung," ZNTW, xxii, 4, 1933.
Note 51
NTS, vol. 10 (1963), p. 74.
Note 52
Idem, p. 73.
Note 53
N. T. In
The Original Greek, vol. 2,
appendix, p. 67.
Note 54
Idem, p. 66.
Note 55
Epiphanius,
Berlin, Erster Band, p.
40.
Note 56
Four
Gospels, Streeter, p.
137.
Note 57
Alterations To The
Text, etc., Williams, pp.
7-8.
Note 58
Studien
zur Geschichte des Neuen Testaments und der Alten
Kirche, von Adolf von Harnack,
Berlin: De Gruyter, 1931, pp.
87-88.
Note 59
MPG, vol.7, cols. 957-1088.
Note 60
Tatians
Diatessaron, von Erwin
Preuschen, Heidelberg: Winters, 1926, p.
288.
Note 61
MPG, vol. 7, col. 936.
Note 62
N. T. In
The Original Greek, vol. 2,
Appendix, p. 68.
Note 63
NSHE, Article, "Barnabas."
Note 64
Studien
zur Geschichte des Neuen Testaments, pp. 96-98.
Note 65
Four
Gospels, Streeter, p.
138.
Note 66
Alterations To The
Text, etc., Williams, p.
9.
Note 67
Marcion,
Des Evangelium, von Fremden Gott, von Adolph von Harnack, Leipzig,
Hinrichs', 1921,
p. 54.
Note 68
The Causes
Of The Corruption Of The Traditional Text Of The Holy
Gospels, by J.
W. Burgon and E.
Miller, London: Bell, 1896, pp.
215-218.
Note 69
"The Excerpta ex Theodoto of Clement of
Alexandria," edited with translation by R.
P. Casey, Studies And
Documents I, London:
Christophers, 1934, p. 45.
Note 70
Rechtglaubigheit Und
Ketzerei Im Altesten Christentum, von Walter Bauer, Tuebingen: Mohr, 1934, pp. 49,
63.
Note 71
Newly
Discouered Gnostic Writings, by
W. C. van Unnik, trans. from Dutch (1958), London: SCM
Press, 1960, p. 44.
Note 72
The Gospel
According To Thomas, Guillaumont
et al., New York: Harper, 1959, pp. 23, 31, 33,
55.
Euangelium
Veritatis, edited by Malinine, Puech, Quispel,
Zurich: Rascher Verlag, 1956, p.
106.
Note 73
The Text
Of The New Testament, by K.
Lake, 6th edition, London: Rivingtons, 1928, p.
76.
CHAPTER
SIX
Note 1
Encyclopaedie der
Heilige Godgeleerdheid, door Dr.
A. Kuyper, Amsterdam:
Wormser, 1894,
Deel Drie, p. 73.
Note 2
Christliche
Dogmatik, von D. Franz Pieper,
St. Louis: Concordia, 1924, Erster Band,
p.
290.
Note 3
The
Revision Revised,, by John W.
Burgon, London: Murray, 1883, pp.
334-335.
Note 4
An Account
Of The Printed Text Of The New Testament,
by S. P. Tregelles, London:
Bagster, 1854, p.
133.
Note 5
MPG, vol. 6, col.
712.
Note 6
MPG, vol. 7, col. 653.
Note 7
S. Hippolyti
Refutationis Omnium Haeresium, Goettingen, 1859, p.
42.
Note 8
Gospel
According To Matthew, W. C. Allen, ICC, Scribners', 1907, p.
208.
Note 9
The
Originality of St. Matthew, B. C. Butler, p. 133.
Note 10
"Codex Bezae," TS, vol. 2 (1891), p.
229.
Note 11
Valentinus, MPG, vol. 8, col.1057 (ap. Clem.
Alex.).
Heracleon, Orig., De LaRue, vol. 4, p.
139.
Ptolemaeus, Berlin, Epiphanius, vol.
1, p.
456.
Note 12
Berlin, Origenes Werke,
vol.
10, pp.
385-388.
Note 13
Commentarv On The Gospel Of John,
(Eng. trans.), Edinburgh, 1871,
vol. 1, p. 263.
Note 14
Historisch-Kritische
Einleitung, Leipzig, 1875, p.
782.
Note 15
Theologische Zeitschrift aus der Schweiz,
vol.
4 (1893), p.
97.
Note 16
MPL, vol. 1, colt 314. Also, Vienna, Pars I,
1890, p. 205.
Note 17
MPG, vol. 39, cols. 708, 712.
Note 18
MPG, vol. 59, col. 204.
Note 19
Tatians Diatessaron, Preuschen, p. 131.
Note 20
Einleitung, p.
782.
Note 21
T Z aus der Schweiz,
vol. 4, p.
97.
Note 22
MPL, vol. 2, col. 677.
Note 23
Used in regard to the Sinaitic Syriac, Contemporary Review
November,
1894.
Note 24
Evangelium
Secundum Matthaeum, Oxford,
1940.
Note 25
Didascalia
et Constitutiones Apostolorum, F. X. Funk, Paderborn, 1905, vol. 1, pp. 213,
410.
Note 26
MPG, vol. 51 col. 48; vol. 57-58, cols. 282,
301.
Note 27
MPG, vol. 78 col. 1076.
Note 28
Prophezei,
W. Michaelis, Zurich:
Zwingli-Verlag, 1948, p. 331.
Note 29
N. T. In
The Original Greek, vol. 2,
Appendix, p. 9.
Note 30
LCL, Apostolic Fathers,
vol. 1, p.
320.
Note 31
The Greek
Liturgies, London: 1884, pp. 85,
93, 97, 135, 167, 200,
308-309.
Note 32
Vienna, vol. xxxii, pp.
359-360.
Note 33
Vienna vol. xxxxi, p. 387.
Note 34
S. S. Patrum J. B. Cotelerius, Antwerp, 1698, vol. i, p.
235.
Note 35
MPL, vol. 23, col. 579.
Note 36
Didascalia
Apostolorum, trans. by R. Hugh
Connolly, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1929, p.
76.
Funk, Didascalia et
Constitutiones Apostolorum, vol.
1, p. 92.
Note 37
Tischendorf, N. T. Graece,
vol. 1, p.
829.
Note 38
Didascalia
Apost., p. li.
Note 39
LCL, Ecclesiastical
History, Eusebius, vol. 1, p.
298.
Note 40
Idem, vol. 1, p. 296.
Note 41
MPL, vol. 13, col. 1077.
Note 42
Vienna, vol. iii, p. 638.
Note 43
Einleitung, p.
782.
Note 44
T Z aus der Schweiz,
vol. 4, p.
98.
Note 45
"Codex Bezae," TS, vol. 2 (1891), p.
195.
Note 46
N. T. In The Original Greek, vol.
2, Appendix, p.
82.
Note 47
Idem, p. 86.
Note 48
"Codex Bezae," TS, vol. 2 (1891), p.
195.
Note 49
What Is
The Best New Testament? By E. C.
Colwell, Chicago, The University of Chicago Press,
Copyright 1952 by the University of Chicago, p.
82.
Note 50
Die
Schriften des Neuen Testaments, von Soden, Goettingen: Vandenhoeck &
Ruprecht, 1. Teil, 1. Abt., p.
486.
Note 51
Text Of
The New Testament, Metzger, p.
224.
Note 52
Die
Schriften des Neuen Testaments, 1. Teil, 1 Abt. p. .500.
Note 53
The Causes
Of The Corruption Of The Traditional Text,
Burgon, p.
250.
Note 54
Text Of
The New Testament, Metzger, p.
223.
Note 55
The Causes
Of The Corruption Of The Traditional Text, p.
257.
Note 56
Idem, pp. 259-260.
Note 57
What Is
The Best New Testament?, p.
81.
Note 58
T. Z.
aus der Schweiz,
p. 98.
Note 59
The Causes
Of The Corruption Of The Traditional Text, p.
241.
Note 60
Idem, pp. 237-238.
Note 61
The Last
Twelve Verses Of The Gospel According To St. Mark,
by John W. Burgon, Oxford and
London: Parker, 1871. Reprint, The Sovereign Grace
Book
Club, 1959.
Note 62
"The Conclusion of the Gospel According to S.
Mark," by J. M. Creed, JTS,
vol. 31 (1930), pp. 80-85.
Note 63
The Gospel
Message Of
S. Mark, by R. H.
Lightfoot, Oxford: Clarendon Press,
1950, pp.
80-85.
Note 64
JTS. vol. 31 (1930), p. 180.
Note 65
Galilaea
und Jerusalem, E. Lohmeyer,
Goettingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, 1936,
p.
77.
Note 66
Locality
And Doctrine In The Gospels, by
R. H. Lightfoot, New York: Harper, 1937,
p.
77.
Note 67
The Gospel
Of Mark, by Curtis Beach, New
York: Harper. 1959, p. 118.
Note 68
"The Ending of St. Mark's Gospel," by W. L. Knox,
HTR, vol. 35 (1942), p. 22.
Note 69
The Four
Gospels, Streeter, p.
344.
Note 70
G. A. Juelicher, An Introduction To
The New Testament, trans.
by J. P. Ward, New
York: Putnam's
1904, p. 328.
Note 71
Alterations To The
Text, etc., p. 45.
Note 72
JTS, vol. 31 (1930), p. 176.
Note 73
MPG, vol. 6, col. 397.
Note 74
Tatians Diatessaron, Preuschen, p. 239.
Note 75
MPG, vol. 7, col. 879.
Note 76
Funk, Didascalia, etc.,
vol. i, p. 460, vol. ii, p.
72.
Note 77
The
Journal Of Religion, vol. 17
(1937), p. 50.
Note 78
JTS, n. s. vol. 2 (1951), p.
57.
Note 79
Last
Twelve Verses Of Mark, Burgon,
pp. 44-46, 265-266. Reprint, pp.
345-346.
Note 80
Idem, pp. 239-240; Reprint,
319-320.
Note 81
Text Of The New Testament, Metzger, p. 227.
Note 82
Account Of The Printed Text, Tregelles, p. 256.
Note 83
Last Twelve Verses Of Mark,
