Four Propositions on Matthew and Hebrew Originals
The piece discusses Meyer's four propositions on the Gospel of Matthew, arguing about its original language, whether Matthew authored it, and the role of a Hebrew source. It cites church tradition, patristic testimony, and critics like Godet and Schaff, urging adherence to the gospel's inner authenticity and the inviolable core of Christian doctrine.
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Matthew
Meyer
Palestine
Schaff
Jesus
God
Luke
Priestley
Christ
Logos
Mary
Godet
Adam
John the Baptist
Israel
Lady Hope's Lines of Light A Cheerful Wise Work
The review praises Lady Hope now Mrs Cotton for Lines of Light as cheerful stimulating and wise. It notes enthusiastic devotional tone well chosen illustrations and coffee room movement ideas tied to open Christian work with practical shrewdness and fresh insights.
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Lady Hope
Miss Cotton
Lady Hope on coffee halls to lure the urban masses
The article surveys Lady Hope's plan to combat drinking by opening large central coffee halls for the working class. It highlights attractions like singing, coffee, food, clean spaces, and welcoming staff, with strict boy-exclusion and careful management to avoid failures. It notes challenges with committees, male and boy separation, and mothers’ meetings.
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Lady Hope
England
Hope