Indications of source for the accounts of the Last Supper as given by the synoptists and by St. Paul.
Published by Evanston, IL [1936?]
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29 p.; 22.5 cm. Gives synopsis of Alexandrine liturgy (following Swainson, 1884) with New Testament sources, p. 25-27. `It seemsclear that this Liturgy of Alexandria represents a use or practice of the church at the time and place, whatever these were, of its committal to writing. The earliest tradition of what had occurred and had been said around a table in an upper chamber on a certain passover night, experiences adaptation to local condition in a heathen land, to meet them and overcome them on their own ground. From that adaptation evolves the Christian ecclesiastical rite in its most primitive form, the sacrament of the eucharist, wholly unknown tothe tradition that was to be or perhaps already had been transcribed in the Aramaic couplet. And to this adaptive process there was thereupon added the process of assimilation, the confla- tion of the [Petrine] tradition with its Pauline variant, now reflected in the accounts of Mk and Mt and even more distinctly reflected in the account of Lk in its edited form. These are the processes that continued to operate even after the synoptic gospels were compiled, even down to the era of the richly elaborate ritual displayed inthe Alexandria andthe other great Greek liturgies. .even prior to the day when Mk penned his account, had ecclesias tical usage pieced together parts of Aramaic tradition with partsof Pauline teaching; so still earlier, had the apostle to the gentiles transmuted an account of the keeping of an ancient Hebrew festal rite into a doctrine of what an ancient Greek festal rite ought to, and might, become; so, too, had the apostle attributed tothe Lord himself conceptions non-Jewish but wholly Greek,and put into His mouth words that he avers he had received from Him.' Good, stapled, in lt. edgeworn tan wrapper. Tear in upper spine.…
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- Indications of source for the accounts of the Last Supper as given by the synoptists and by St. Paul.
- Author
- Coffin, Charles Porter.
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- Evanston, IL [1936?]
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- Pamphlet
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