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Introductory Note to the Epistles of Ignatius
[787] Literally, “apart from.”
[788] Literally, “apart from.”
[792] Literally, “hedge,” or “fence.”
[794] Some read, “He was taken down from the cross, and laid in a new tomb.”
Chapter X.—The reality of Christ’s passion.
[796] Literally, “to fight with.”
[797] Some read this and the following clause affirmatively, instead of interrogatively.
[798] The meaning is, that is they spoke the truth concerning the phantasmal character of Christ’s death, then Ignatius was guilty of a practical falsehood in suffering for what was false.
[799] Literally, “to fight with.”
[800] The meaning is, that if they spoke the truth concerning the phantasmal character of Christ’s death, then Ignatius was guilty of a practical falsehood in suffering for what was false.
[803] Comp. John xi. 42.
Chapter XI.—Avoid the deadly errors of the Docetæ.
[806] i.e., the cross.
[807] Both text and meaning here are doubtful.
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