(The) historicity of the resurrection of Jesus . alatians 1:19 to learn from Pe-ter and Ja:aes, the brother of Jesus, the details regardingthe immediately following the death of Jesus. HerePaul tells us that three years after his conversion he .ventup to Jerusalem expressly to visit Cephas (Galatians 1:8),that he stayed there a fortnight, and that there he sawJames. The verb lianlie: a caioful and searching inquiryon Pauls part. (Edersheim, Life and Times of Jesus,the ) As Schmiedel acknowledges,during thisfifteen days visit to Peter and James, he had the best op-portuni
(The) historicity of the resurrection of Jesus . alatians 1:19 to learn from Pe-ter and Ja:aes, the brother of Jesus, the details regardingthe immediately following the death of Jesus. HerePaul tells us that three years after his conversion he .ventup to Jerusalem expressly to visit Cephas (Galatians 1:8),that he stayed there a fortnight, and that there he sawJames. The verb lianlie: a caioful and searching inquiryon Pauls part. (Edersheim, Life and Times of Jesus,the ) As Schmiedel acknowledges,during thisfifteen days visit to Peter and James, he had the best op-portunity to perfect his knowledge on this subject* Moreot>er, the subject was of the greatest inter-est to Paul and the center of his subsequent teaching. Heembodied in all his works not only that which he learnedthrough conversation with others, but alsohis own nernonalexperience. Here Pauls account and interpretation ia allthe more significant because of his entire independence andbecause in many respects it is at variance with those accpiints i.
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