Digital Logos Edition
“the years of Rome 750, 749, 748, 747 are the possible, and even the probable, years of the birth of Jesus. The” (Page xx)
“The passage of Matt. 11:25–27, for instance, is acknowledged even by our opponents to sound like a part of St. John’s gospel, so much so that they think it necessary to explain this extraordinary language as being called for by an isolated and exalted moment of the life of Jesus. They do not consider that the fourth gospel precisely aims at narrating the series of those isolated and exalted moments of Jesus’ life, that in other words, John has given us the tragic aspect of that life.” (Pages xviii–xix)
“On the other hand, if in the Synoptic gospels Jesus is preëminently the Son of man, He is not the less truly the Son of God.” (Page xvii)