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just Judge (xviii. 1-8); the Conversion of Zacchaeus (xix
1-10); and several others. But the most important among
all the contents of the third Gospel is the angelic hymn, which
forms the topic of our present study and contemplation.
This hymn, like all the contents of the New Testament,
is presented to us not in the original language in which it was
sung, but only in its Greek version; and God alone knows
the source from which our Evangelist copied, translated, or
simply narrated it from hearsay.
Is it possible that Prophet Jesus or his Apostles did not leave a
real and authentic Gospel in the language in which it was
revealed? If there were such a true Gospel, what became of
it? Who lost it? Was it destroyed? And by whom and when?
1-10); and several others. But the most important among
all the contents of the third Gospel is the angelic hymn, which
forms the topic of our present study and contemplation.
This hymn, like all the contents of the New Testament,
is presented to us not in the original language in which it was
sung, but only in its Greek version; and God alone knows
the source from which our Evangelist copied, translated, or
simply narrated it from hearsay.
Is it possible that Prophet Jesus or his Apostles did not leave a
real and authentic Gospel in the language in which it was
revealed? If there were such a true Gospel, what became of
it? Who lost it? Was it destroyed? And by whom and when?