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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Does "Christ...our Savior" refer to Jesus Christ?
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24. Of this condemnation of James the Just, and its causes, as also that he did not die till long afterwards, see Prim. Christ. Revived, vol. III. ch. 43-46. The sanhedrim condemned our Savior, but could not put him to death without the approbation of the Roman procurator; nor could therefore Ananias and his sanhedrim do more here, since they never had Albinus's approbation for the putting this James to death.
More:
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Antiquities_of_the_Jews/Book_XX#Chapter_9
24. Of this condemnation of James the Just, and its causes, as also that he did not die till long afterwards, see Prim. Christ. Revived, vol. III. ch. 43-46. The sanhedrim condemned our Savior, but could not put him to death without the approbation of the Roman procurator; nor could therefore Ananias and his sanhedrim do more here, since they never had Albinus's approbation for the putting this James to death.
More:
http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Antiquities_of_the_Jews/Book_XX#Chapter_9
Top answer
Prim. Christ. seems to be an abbreviation for a book or text.
- Prim.
- Christ.
- seems to be an abbreviation for a book or text.
- Our Savior, in the next sentence, is unrelated to the phrase.
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Prim. Christ. seems to be an abbreviation for a book or text. Our Savior, in the next sentence, is unrelated to the phrase.
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