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either the subject or the object or the predicate of the
sentence. But one more quotation will suffice, namely:
"The Son of Man shall be delivered unto the hands of
men," (Matt. xvi. 21; xvii. 12, etc.), and all the passages
where he is made the subject of passion and death. Such utterances
are put into the mouth of Jesus by some fraudulent non-Hebrew writer
with the object of perverting the truth concerning "the Son
of Man" as understood and believe by the Jews, and of
making them believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the
Apocalyptical triumphant Savior, but he would only appear
on the Day of the Last Judgement. It was a policy and a
cunning propaganda of dissuasion, and then of persuasion,
made purposely for the Jews. But the fraud was dis-
covered, and the Jewish Christians belong to the Church
which held these Gospels to be divinely revealed. For
nothing could be more repugnant to Jewish national aspira-
sentence. But one more quotation will suffice, namely:
"The Son of Man shall be delivered unto the hands of
men," (Matt. xvi. 21; xvii. 12, etc.), and all the passages
where he is made the subject of passion and death. Such utterances
are put into the mouth of Jesus by some fraudulent non-Hebrew writer
with the object of perverting the truth concerning "the Son
of Man" as understood and believe by the Jews, and of
making them believe that Jesus of Nazareth was the
Apocalyptical triumphant Savior, but he would only appear
on the Day of the Last Judgement. It was a policy and a
cunning propaganda of dissuasion, and then of persuasion,
made purposely for the Jews. But the fraud was dis-
covered, and the Jewish Christians belong to the Church
which held these Gospels to be divinely revealed. For
nothing could be more repugnant to Jewish national aspira-