Trial and Death of Jesus Christ e-bog

Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The bibliography of the Passion is given with con siderable fulness in Zeckler's Dds Krezzz but a good many of the books there enumerated may be said to have been superseded by the monu mental work of Nebe, Die Lez'densgescfiz'rfiz'e zuzsers Her/71 fem (2 vols., which, though not a work of genius, is written on so comprehen sive a plan and with such abundance of learning that nothing could better serve the purpose of any one who wishes to draw the skeleton before painting the picture. Of the numerous Lives of Christ those by Keim and Edersheim are worthy of Special notice in this part of the history, because of the fulness of information from classical sources in the one and from Talmudical in the other. Steinmeyer (lez'zze/zs is valuable on apologetic questions. On the Seven Words from the Cross there is an exten sive special literature. Schleiermacher and Tholuck are remarkably good; and there are volumes by baring-gould, Scott Holland and others.