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...o be, namely the Son of God, is His resurrection from the dead ([[Acts 2]]:29-36), [[Romans 1:4]]). Here again we are faced with a question of huge impli ...y of St.Luke. (Harper and Row, 1958) is virtually devoid of archaeological discussion, while pretensions of seeing through Luke’s unstated theological intentio

If you’ve ever entered into a discussion on the canon of Scripture, the issue of Luther’s view inevitably comes up ...s 1516 Greek New Testament, was openly accepted by the Catholic Cajetan.” [29]