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Joseph Patrick wrote:From Joseph Patrick...aka Gerry Milligan
Please help me understand the discrepancy (or it seems to me) between Matthew 2, the flight to Egypt; and Luke 2 where Jesus was circumcised on the 8th day and presented at the Synagog at 40 days after his birth and yearly thereafter.
Tim Bonney wrote:Interesting idea of it being Lazarus. I'll have to give that more thought.
Sandy wrote:Oh, how well I remember A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. I had a copy of it for theology classes in college, along with a blue covered Old Testament History by Hester, and the accompanying maroon covered New Testament history. When I went to seminary, eight years later, I still had it, and didn't have to buy a new one. I think I still have it somewhere, full of notes.Same here! I remember (and still have) my original copy of A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. I was something of a Johnny-come-lately to enter the ministry. My plan out of high school was to follow the Flick family tradition of farming. Virtually all of the Flicks in Hammon, OK were farmers. In 1959, I enrolled in Oklahoma Panhandle State University. After two years and with 70 credit hours under my belt, working for a degree in Animal Science, I felt led to enter the ministry. In 1964, I transferred to Oklahoma Baptist University. The religion course in which I was enrolled was "The Life of Christ." There was only one text, A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. For some reason, not sure why, I've always had that book in a prominent place in my personal library. Here are photos of the book and my notation in the flyleaf.
David Flick wrote:Sandy wrote:Oh, how well I remember A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. I had a copy of it for theology classes in college, along with a blue covered Old Testament History by Hester, and the accompanying maroon covered New Testament history. When I went to seminary, eight years later, I still had it, and didn't have to buy a new one. I think I still have it somewhere, full of notes.Same here! I remember (and still have) my original copy of A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. I was something of a Johnny-come-lately to enter the ministry. My plan out of high school was to follow the Flick family tradition of farming. Virtually all of the Flicks in Hammon, OK were farmers. In 1959, I enrolled in Oklahoma Panhandle State University. After two years and with 70 credit hours under my belt, working for a degree in Animal Science, I felt led to enter the ministry. In 1964, I transferred to Oklahoma Baptist University. The religion course in which I was enrolled was "The Life of Christ." There was only one text, A.T. Robertson's Harmony of the Gospels. For some reason, not sure why, I've always had that book in a prominent place in my personal library. Here are photos of the book and my notation in the flyleaf.
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