Remarks on the Use of the Definitive Article in the Greek Text of the N. T.

by Granville Sharp

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1803 ...to obey the will of God the first step towards the true faith, 68, 69. Woide, Rev. Dr. 52, 54, 55, 56. Wordsworth, 'Rev. Chr. 12, n. 13, n. 17, n. 40, n. APPENDIX. I. A TABLE Of EVIDENCES or CHRIST'S DIVINITY, noH Dr WHITBY's COMM. on the NEW TESTAMENT. II. A PLAIN ARGUMENT, rKOM THE GOSPEL-HISTORY, FOB THE DIVINITY of CHRIST, BY The EDITOR or The TWO FIRST EDITIONS. ExtraB from Dr Whithy's third Discourse, subjoined to his Last thoughts. "THAT our Lord Jesus Christ is true God, as having "true dominion over all things in heaven and earth "delivered to him from the Father, and as having all "divine excellencies which are necessary to enable him "to exercise dominion while this world lasts, and at the "close of the world to make manisest the secrets of all "hearts, and to render to every man according as his "works shall be, has been fully proved in my Last "Thoughts, Sect. 4 and 5." Discourse III. p. 143, subjoined to his Last Thoughts. EVIDENCES CHRIST'S DIVINITY. (.L HE divine nature of Christ may be proved, I. From John, i. i, 2, 3. v. 21, 22, 23. viii. 58. x. 30. xii. 41. xvi. 14, 15. xviii. 5. xx. 28. Luke, -i. 43. 1. Jehovah, Rom. x. 13. 2. God, Rom. xiv. 12. I. Cor. x. 9. Heb. i. 8. and iii. 4. 3. The true God, I. John, Is. Fromhis v. ao. titles, he J 4. God manifested in the being flesh, I. Tim. iii. 16. The great God, Tit. ii. 13. God over all, blessed for ever, Rom. ix. 5. The Lord. of all, Rom. X. I2V The For the details of these evidences see Dr Whitby's Commentary on the several passages here quoted. The divine nature of Christ may be proved, III. From the divine worship ascribed to him, he being the object of religious adoration and invocation, Rom. x. 13. Col. iii. 24. II. Thess. iii. 16. Acts, ...

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First published January 1, 1995