Excerpt from Das Hebräer-Evangelium: Inaugural-Dissertation
Gewährsmannern „evangelium der Hebraer nach den Lesern „evangelium des und des nach dem Redactor und Ueber setzer. Matthäus übersetzte dieses für die hebräischen Christen geschriebene Evangelium in die griechische Sprache, und da er ebenso gut hätte hebräisch schreiben können, so verwechselte man bald Uebersetzung und Original, so dass auch sein Name von jener auf dieses überging. Obschon diese Ansicht durch ihre Klarheit und Einfachheit auf den ersten Blick etwas Bestechendes hat, so wird sie doch dem h.e. Keineswegs gerecht; er meint zwar damit zwanzig Dinge erklären zu können, die sonst ein Räthsel bleiben, namlich die verschiedenen sich widersprechenden Angaben der Kirchenväter, indem er so den hebrmschen Mtth. Der Tradition mit dem he. Identificirt, allein er begnügt sich hierbei, die innere Wahrscheinlichkeit einer solchen Entwicklung der Evangelienlitteratur mit jenen Angaben in Einklang zu bringen, ohne die Schwierigkeiten, welche einer Vereinigung dieser An gaben entgegenstehen, naher zu berühren. Doch war mit dieser flüchtig hingeworfenen, immerhin genialen Hypothese eine Zeit lang der Weg gewiesen, den die Evangelienfrage in der Folge einschlagen sollte.
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