[3] Canon Streeter in Foundations
[4] Cf. the foreigner's touch at Athens (Acts 17:21).
[5] because, later on, the Sabbath and Jewish ceremony were not among the most living issues, after the Church had come to be chiefly Gentile.
[6] On this point see R. W. Dale, "The Living Christ and the Four Gospels"; and W. Sanday, "The Gospels in the Second Century."
[7] The reader will see that I am referring to Bishop Lightfoot's article on "The Brethren of the Lord" in his commentary on "Galatians", but not accepting his conclusions.
[8] That this is not quite fanciful is shown by the emphasis laid by more or less contemporary writers on the increased facilities for travel which the Roman Empire gave, and the use made of them.
[9] Wordsworth, Prelude, i. 586.
[10] Cf., F. G. Peabody, "Jesus Christ and Christian Character", pp. 57-60.
[11] H. S. Coffin, Creed of Jesus. pp. 240-242.
[12] "Prelude" xiii. 26 ff.